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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 209, 2 September 1881, Page 3

By order of a gentleman who is leaving the colony. AUCTION On SATURDAY NEXT, Sept. 3, At 12 o'clock Noon. At the Nelson Auction Booms. IWell made SPRING CART 1 set Brass mounted rTAIiNESS, by Jones, nearly new 1 BAY GELDI& G, perfect in Harness The above will ba sold in one let cr separately to euit purcbaiCrn. Also, 1 Double-barrelled BSEECH-LOADER, with SOO Cartridges, Cartridgemaker, and all accessories in caie. 1 Six-Chamb»r REVOLVES in case. JOHN E. MABIN, Auctioneer, AUCTION, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), Afe Twelve o'c'ock. At the Nslßon Auction Booms. 20 CHEESE, also A QUANTITY DRAPERY. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. Sale of Property situate in Washington Valley. The undersigned has received instructions to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Nelson Auction Booms. On SATURDAY, Sept. 10, At Twelve o'clock. npHAT valuable Property containing nsa'ly ji~ 4 Acres, situate on north side of Washington ValUy, lately known as Babtlei r's Obchibd, together with a piece of giotnd haviog a frontage of J3f£. to a Private Read by a depth of 60ft. Tbe Orchard con tairs about 7CO various Fruit Trees in full bearing, and there is on it a building for the storage of fruit and for a man to look after i*\ The Orchard comprises one cf the best in the district Title under Land Transfer Act Further particulars or permission io view the property can be obtained from JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. Sale of Sheep. At the Yards of the Nelson Auction Eooms. On arrival of the " Wakatu " from Pe'oins Sound, expected this week. 6)AA FAT CROSS-BRED WETHERS & \J\J from Harris Brothers' Station. These Sheep are in full fleece, good condition, and fit for tbe Butcher. JOSN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. Co Farmers, Butchers, and others ji/TB. JOHN R. MABIN'S IJJL NEXT MONTHLY BALB OF Oattle, Sheep, Horses, Farm Implements, &0., Wiil take place at his Yards at the Bed Hosse Hotel, RICHMOND, On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21st., At 2.50 o'clock. J^"" Persons wishing :o offer Live Stock arm Implements, or other articles tt this fele, will please send word to the Auctioneer s soon aa possible Town or Country bujers can attend by the iid'day train. JOES K KABIN, Auctioneer." To Owners of Stallions, Horsebreeders • Farmets. and others. A T the request of Eereral owners, a IX Parade of EtaJlions similar to that held laet year, will be held at RED HORSE HOTEL, RICHMOND, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1881, At Nood. A charge of 5/- entrance fee will be made, to be distributed &b Prizes. After the Parade en AUCTION will be held. Owners intruding to avsil of Ibis Parade, or this Auction, must notify tje undersigned -s soon &i possible. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. To Let— "Eoseßank." A PLEASANTLY-SITUATED HOUSE on CoHfg- Bill, with TEN BOOMS ani ev»ry convenience, iccludirg Bath-room, V?a«h-hnuße, Rablen, &c. The Property consists of Three Acrep, two-sr.d-a-baif of which is a gcod te.d&cv'k end & fine Orchard. £pply to JOHH R. MABIN. To Dairy Farmers and others. THE undersigned has always ON SALE, at the NELSON AUCTION ROOMS : A quantity CHURNS CHEFBE VATS And BUTTER TUBS. 3832 JOHN R. MABIN. Cocksfoot Seed. FOR RALE a consignment of COCKSFOOT 81-ED just arrived. Buyers should lecure their requirements without Je2ay. JOHN R. MABIN. TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE Undersigned es SHARE BROKER, IS &lw*jß prepared to BUY or SELL SHAKES in all the leading Companies ioing bueiaeea ia New Zealand. JOHN R. MABTN, 3982 Auctioneer TO BUILDERS. RENDERS will bo rcc?ird* till Six p.m., 1 September 3, for FRACTION of DWELLING-HOUt-K in Weka-slreet. Plans and specifications to be Been at 'Windsor Caßtle" Hotel. 2847—5 11, WARREN. JOHN TSOCHFORT, Civil Engine™ w XV- and Acthobised HnavEYOB. MANUKA-STREET, kelson. Instruction? left at my House, or with Mr ROUT, Land Agent, will meet with attention. 5375-12 m T>RIME SALT BUTTER 6d per Ib, 15 J~ Frevh EGGS 1/-. Carter's JAMS 8:1 \*r Ib, Men's CLOTH INO CBEAP at 2719 ~im PICKARB'S STO3B«