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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 58, 8 March 1880, Page 3

SALE OF PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SADDLERY, &c. THE undersigned has received instructions from Mr. Bullick to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At his residence, Brougham-st. (opposite Mr Fell's) TC-MORROW, TUESDAY - At Two o'clock, all his Household Furniture and. Effects, including Rosewood Piako, by Allison, quite new. And at Three o'clock, A good HACK, Fnglish-made Saddle, Bridles, etc. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. AUCTION At Cross's Whabf, On arrival of steamer "Patea," expected about Wednesday, from Patea— *| r\ FAT BULLOCKS. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. By order of tha Permanent Building Society AUCTION ON AN EARLY DATE, At the Nelson Auction Rooms. THAT PROPERTY at present occupied by Mr Hamilton, situate on the west side of Collingwood-st., being part of Town Acre No. 175, having a frontage of SOft to said street, running the full depth back to Almastreet of 1 52 ft, more or less. On it is a comfortab'.e Iron-roofed DWELLING. Title uuder Land Transfer Act. Most of the purchase- money may remain on mortgage. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. THE FOLLOWING TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES, belonging to Mr Thos. H. FOY, who is leaving Nelson, are FOR SALE privately— Sections ISI and 133 on the plan of Waimea East, near the Hope Railway Station, containing ICO a* res. Section 84, Stoke, containing 50 acres, adjoining the properties of H. H. Stafford and E. Green, Esqs. Acres 886, 880, 893, and 832, on the plan of the Town of Nelson, known as Franklyn Rise, with Dwelling and Building thereon. Acres 883, 885, 887, 889, adjoinirg above, and fronting Vanguard Btreet. Acres 845 to 850 snd 625 to C 27, and pnrt ol Block B 9, ftonling Totara and Vanguard- streets. About 2 Acres, being part of Block B 9, fronting St. Vincent-street. Part of Town Acre 448, Hardy-st., Nelsoa. Part of Town Aore 223, near t'--e Coach and Horses Hotel, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. For further particulars apply to the owner, Frank!) n Rise ; or to JOHN P.. MABIN. Auctioneer. FOR SALE. ___ PART of TOWN ACRE No. 95, having a ijontage to Wtshington Valley Road, and Hußsell,aud Henton-streets. On it are TWO FOUP.-UOOMED COTTAGES, in fiißt-rate order, and Water laid on. Most of the purchasermoney can remain on mortgage. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE, THAT PROPERTY, pleasantly situated on tbe Bank cf tbe Maitai, at present in the occupation of Mr Monbo. There is nearly Half-an-Acre of Ground, on which is a Seven-roomed HOUSE and Out buildings, with Garden and Orchard, and the Water laid on, Being sold in consequence of owner leaving tbe p-ace, it iB offered as a Bargain. Par cf the money may remain on mortgage. Further particulars can be obtained from JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. 5.— -Land fronting Waimea-street and Vanguard-street, with commodious dwelling thereon, For Sale. SO.— About 24 FEET FKOWTAGE to Bridge-street, running through to New street, with Dwelling and Blacksmith's sbop, Fob Sai.s. 94.— -TOWN ACRE No. 642, Waimea-roal. on which is a new T-^n-roomed Eouse, and a Seven-roomed Cottage, Fob Salb separately or together. 95 — Town Acre 647, Waimea Road, For Sale 96.— A RUN of about 1000 Acres, about 15 miles from Nelson, Fou Sale. 98.— Five Acres Land at Brightwater, with Nine-roomed House thereon, Fob Balb. 99— Sections 173 and 174, Collingwood Suburban, Fob Sale. 100—5 Acres, near the College, with 10---roomed House thereon. Fob Sale 101— Sections 83, S2,*and 29, Waimea Weßt, containing r*bout 565 Acres, for gale. 108— Section 43 of Poynter's Fstatp, with frontage to Victoria Crescent, Fok Pale. 116— Part of Town Acre 176. Tomer of Collingwood and Hardy-streets. For Sale 120— Acre with Frontage to Wtimea Road and Eawai-atreet, with sreven-I\oomed House thereon, Fob Sale For furtber particulars apply to JOHN R. MABIN. EOR SALE.— Sections 55, 56, and 57, containing 115 ACRE*, situate at Beightwat. b This property U divided into Paddocks, bear? Rood crops, ha* a comfortab'e Dwellinghouse and Out-buildings on, commands a view of the surrounding country, and ia within a quarter-hour's walk of the Rallway|Station. The price i« extremly low, and most of the purobase-money can, remain on mortgage. For further particulars apply to ' JOHN R. MABIN,