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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 57, 6 March 1880, Page 3

SALE OF PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SADDLEBY, &c. fIIHE nndersißned Hs received instructions JL from Mr. Bollick to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At his residence, Brougham-st. (opposite Mr FeU'a) On TUESDAY NEXT, March 9, At Two o'clock, all Mb Household Furniture and Effects, including Roiewcod Piaho, by Allison, quite new. And at Three o'clock, A good HACK, Fnglish-inade Saddle, Bridles, etc. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. By order of the Permanent Building Society AUCTION ON AN EARLY DATE, At the Nelson Auction Rooms. ITIHAT PROPERTY at present ocJL cupied by Mr HatniltoD, situate on the west eide of Collingwood-Bt, being part of Town Acre No. 175, having a frontage of soft to said street runiiiag the full depth back to AlmaBtreet of is2ft, more or less. On it is a comfortable Iron-rooied DWELLING. Title under Land Transfer Aci. Most of the purchase* money may remain on mortgage. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. THE FOLLOWING TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES, belonging to Mr Thos, H. FOY, who is leaving Kelson, are FOR SALE privately — Sections 131 and 133 on the plan of Waimea East, near the Hope Railway Station, containing 100 acres. Section 84, Stoke, containing 50 acres, adjoining the properties of H, H. Stafford and E. Green, Eeqs. Acres 886, 880, 899, and 892, on the pfon of the Town of Nelson, known as Franklyn Rise, with Dwelling and Building thereon. Acres 883, 885, 887, 889, adjoining above, and fronting Vanguard- street. Acres 845 to 850 and 625 to 627, and part of Block R 9. fiondDg Totara and Vanguard-streets. 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 t'e Coach and- Horses Hotel, Trafalgar-stieet, Nelson. For further particulars apply to the owner, Franklju Rise ; or to JOHN R. MABIN. Auctioneer. FOR SALE. PART of TOWN ACRE No. 95, having a hontage to Washington Valley Road, and Russell and RentoD-streets. On it are TWO FOUli-UOOMED COTTAGES, in fiist-rate order, and Water laid on. Most of the purchase-money can remain on mortgage. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. AFOUR-WHEFLED CAB, with Harness, PoJe, lamps and Two Horses. Also A STABLE, which will be Sold for Removal, or the Lease of Paddock on which it stands can be continued. JOHN E. MABIN. FOR SALE. rpHAT PROPERTY, pleasantly situated JL on the Bank of the Maitai, at present in the occupation of Mr Monrq. There is nearly Half-an-Acre of Ground, on which is a Seven-roomtd HOUSE and Outbuildings, with Garden and Orchard, and the Water laid on, BeiDg sold in consequence of owner leaviDg the place, it is offered as a Bargain. Par cf the money may remain on mortgage. Furtutr particulars can be obtained from JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. s.— Land fronting Waimea-street and Vanguard- street, with commodious dwelling thereon, For Sale. 10.— About 24 FEET FKONTAGE to Bridge-street, running through to New street, with Dwelling and Blacksmith's shop. Fob Sale. 94.— TOWN ACRE No. 642, Wsimea-roai; on which is a new T^n-roome-d Bous?, and a Seven-roonied Cottage, For Sale separately or together 95— Town Acre 647, Waimea Road, Foe Sale 96.— A BUN of about 1000 Acres, about 15 miles from Nelson, For Sale. 98.— Five Acres Land at Brightwater, with Nine-roomed House thereon, Fob Salh. 99— Sections 173 and 174, Collingwood Suburban, For Sale. 100—6 Acres, near the College, with 10---roomed House thereon. Fob Sale 101— Sections 88, ?2, and 29, Waime a West, containing about 565 Acreß. for Sale. 108— Section 43 of Poynter's Fstatp, with frontage to Victoria Cretcent, For Sale. 116— Part of Town Acre 176, Corner of Collingwood and Hfirdy-Htrc'rts. For Sale 120— Ane with Frontage to W&imea Road and Fawai-street, with Seven-Roomed House thereon, Fob Sale For further particulars apply to JOHN R. MABIN. , "TpOR SALE.—- Sections 55, 56, and JD 57, containing 115 ACRES, situate »t Bbighiwattb This property i is divided into Paddocks, bearf good crops, has a comfortab'e DwtliiDghoust; and Out-buildings on, commandß a view of the surroundicg country, and is within a quarter-hour's walk of the EailwayjStation. The price i» extremly low, and most of the purobase-money can remain on mortgage. For farther particulars apply to JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer.