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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 8, 9 January 1880, Page 3

A U;© T I O N TO-MORR^>W, SATURDAY, Atjpifhree o'clock. On the premises occupied by Mr Thomas Hi Jones, near Patterson's Corner, Hardy-stceet. THE Pair of HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINES, about 3 horse power, with Boiler A Chaff-cutter. A Malt Mill. Without Reserve, JOHN.B. MABIN, Auctioneer. Large and Important Sale of Furniture and Merchandise. THE undersigned haa received instructions from the Liquidators in the Estate ot JOHN JAMES, Bridge-st., Nelson, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On TUESDAY, January 20, 1880, At 11 o'clock sharp, A VERY LARGE QUANTITY OF Superior Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bedroom, and Kitcnen FURNITURE, Also, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND KIDDER CARPET, FELT DRUGGET FELT SQUARES, HEARTHRUGS, COCOA MATTING. Doormats — Faooy Tester and HalfTester Bedsteads Brass and Japanned — Feather Beds and Pillows— MattTasses — MaTble Washstands and Dressing Tables — tfancy Toilet Sets Marble and Mahogany — Toilet Glasses — Cuiffonieres — Sideboards — Pier Glasses— large variety Chests Drawers various fizes— Cutlery (a large quantity)— Plated Ware — Toilet Ware — Hollow Ware— Diiiner Stts— Tea Sets —Fancv Table Lamps— Duplex and Silber Lights — Single and Double Perambulators — Meat Safes— Towel Horses — Ladies' and Gents' Cane Chairs (a large variety") —Office, Dining, and Bedroom Chairs — Folding Chairs— Lob Tables — Card TablesDining Tabies— Office Tables— Bassinettes and Basket Ware— Marble and other .Time-pieces — Oil Paintings — Chromo and Oliograph*— and h very large quantity of Merchandise that cannot be particularised ia this advertisement. f£p" The goods are now on view, and may be inspected by intending purchasers. CATALOGUES WILL SOON BE READY LUNCHEON PROVIDED. , JOHN R. MABIN, 28 — 1 Auctioneer, THE FOLLOWING TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES, belonging to Mr Tho?. H. FOY, who is leav- ■ ing Kelson, are POli SALE privately — Sections 131 and 133 on the plan of Waimea East, near the Hope Railway Station, containing 100 a< res. Section 84, Stoke, containing 50 acres, adjoining the properties of H, H. Stafford and E. Green, Esqs. Acres 886, 880, 899, and 892, on the plan of. the Town of Nelson, known as Franklyn Rise, with Dwelling and Building thereon. Acres 883, 885, 887, 889, adjoinlcg above, and frontiDg Vanguard- street. Acres 845 to 850 and 625 to 627, and part of Block B 9, fronting Totara and Vanguard-streets. 1 About 2 Acres, being part of Block B 9, fronting St. Vincent- street. Part of Town Acre 448, Hardy-st., Nelson. Part of Town Acre 223, near the Coach and Horses Hotel, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. For further particulars apply to the owner, Frankly n Rise ; or to JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. T>ART of TOWN ACRE No. 95, having a X. taontage to Washington Valley. Boad, and Russell and Kenton-streeta. On it are TWO FOUR-ItOOMED COTTAGES, in first-rate order, and Water laid on. ■ Most of the purchase-money can remain on mortgage. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. A FARM of about 150 Acres, situate near Golden Bay. On it is a substantial DWELLING of ELEVEN ROOMS. The Ground is nearly all cleared and divided into Paddocks. Photographic )Views, and Plans of the Property can be seen at my Office. " JOHN R. MABIN. T O LE T For a term of years, as may be agreed upon, The Foxtail Hotel, witli the Farm. THE above is one of the nKst payable in the Province, and is situated within an easy distance of the Railway Station. It is a FREE HOUSE, has Ten Bedrooms, Three Sitticg-rnoms, large Din-ing-room, Billiard and Card-rooms, With Three-quarter size Billiard and Pool Table; Bar, Kitchen, Storerooms, Dairy ; large Stabling sccommodation, with C ach-house and Harness Rooms ; Wood-cutting Shed, with . Machinery worked by water power ; 'Tea Gardens, and other attractions. There are about 115 Acres of Splendid LAND suitable for Grazing or the Plough, and a portion has yielded 65 bushels oats to the acre. Improvements and part of the efflctstobe taken at Valuation. Possession can be given as Boon as agreed on. It U being felt eolely in consequence of ill-health of present proprittor. For fuither particulars apply on the premi- - KB ' 9K io Messrs Bbll & Atkinson, Solicitors/Wto t JOHN R. MABIN,