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in i Under Distraint for Bent. AUCTION TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, / At One o'clock, At (be BELLGROVE INN, FOXHILL. The whole contents, comprising— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING, Ac. And the STOCK-IN-TRADE. WITHOUT RESERVE, JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. AUCTION on SATURDAY N* XT, January 3rd, at 12 o'clock, at the Iselson Auction Roomc A QUANTITY of FUKMTCRE belongXjL ing to a person leaving the plsce, and removed for convtuieuce of esle. Also, A Qoanity EFFECTS of a deceased percon, compihiog Wearing Apparel, Hot Water Bed, Chtst FrißtTrcr, Boots, Air-tight Ve&t, Blankets, Rag, Books, Pipes, Cutlery, &c. And, A QaantitF NEW BOOKS lately received from England. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctionesr. A U, C T I O N On SATURDAY, January 3, 1880, At 12 o'clock. At the Yards of the Nelson Auction Rooms. SEVERAL BROKEN AND HORSES—A Four-wbetltd BUGGY, only used once— a DOG-CART and quantity HARNESS. JOHN R. MABIN, Aucticnerr. To close consignments. AUCTION ! On SATURDAY NEXT, Jan. 3. ? { At Twelve o'clock. ~ J At the Nelson Auction Rooms. IjCiCl C\ CIGARS in 500-Boxes I UUVJ 20 boxes TEA ! 10 Rolls Brawls, Tapestry and Kidderminster CARPETS 4 cases WHI:-KtY 4 „ CHAMPAGNE (pints) 4 tubs Pickled BHEEP'S TONGUES 1 keg BUTTER 8 STEP LADDERS And at Two o'clock— An assortment of JEWELLERY, comprising Watch hams—L adies' and Gent.'s Htti — Trinkets— Brooches- Ear-rings, &c. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. AUCTION On SATURDAY, January 10, At Three o'clock. On the premises occupied by Mr Thomas H. Jonks, rear Patter* on'a Corner, Hardy-street. THE Pair of HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINES, about 3 horse power, with Boiler A Chaff-cutter. A Malt Mill. Without Reserve. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. TO LET For a term of years, as may be agreed upon, The Foxhill Hotel, witli the Farm. fTIHE above is one of the nvst payable in X the Province, and is situated within an easy distance of the Railway Station. It is a FREE HOUSK, has Ten Bedrooms, Three Sitting-rooms, large Din-ing-room, Billiard and Card-rooms, with Three-quarter size Billiard and Pool Table; Bar, Kitchen, Storerooms, Daity; large Stabling sccommodation, with Cach-house and Harness Rooms ; Wood-cutting Shed, wiih Machinery worked by water power ; Tea Gardens, and other attractions There are about 115 Acres of Splendid LAND suitable for Giaiing cr the Plough, and a portion has yielded £5 bushels oats to the acre. Improvements and part of the efflcts to be taken at Valuation. Posset-eion can be given as soon as agreed on. It i* beiDg left solely in consequence of ill-heath of precent proprietor. For farther particulars apply on the premises, or to Messrs Fan. & Atkuson, Solicitors, or to JODN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. H.B.— The present proprietor requests all Debts dne to him to be i aid before 31st December, or they will be sued for ; and all Accounts against him to be sent in for lettlement before that date. FOR SALE. PART of TOWN ACRE No. 95, having a liontage to Washington Valley Road, and Ruscli and Renton-street*. On it are TWO FOUR-KOOMED COTTAGES, in first-rate order, and Water laid on. Most of the purchase-money can remain on mortgage. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. P0 R SAL E. A FARM of about 150 Acree, situate near Golden Bay. On it is a substantial DWELLING of EL* VtN ROOMS. The Ground is nearly all cleared and divided into Paddocks. Photographic Views, and Plan* of the Property can be seen at my Office. JOHN R. MABIN. t o l irt 7 ; A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSB! within fifteen tninn'es' walk of the Railway Btatioß. Ttirr.-M« SUble and Coach-house on the property, and Garden and Orchard in flrst-class order. For particulars apply to 017 JOHN B. MABIN,