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Colonist, Issue 71, 25 June 1858, Page 2

|ab k %uttkt SALE BY AUCTION ON SATURDAY FIRST. GEORGE AIKEN will SELL by AUCTION at his Store, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY FIRST, the 26th current, at 1 o'clock p. m., —* Superior congou teas Good sugars of various kinds Best London soap, in half and quarter-ewt. boxes \ ' Bottled ale and porter, pints Geneva, in 2-gallon cases 8 sets gold scalek . 2 dozen American axes A few lots of second-hand furniture Ditto ditto new ditto , 1 package of gent's, women's, and children s boots and shoes An assortment of gent's clothing Ditto drapery and hosiery. Also, without reserve, 20 casks of bottled ale and porter. Terms at sale. Nelsou, 21st June, 185 S- . INVESTMENTS. aEORGE AIKEN has received instructions to OFFER by PUBLIC AUCTION (if not previously disposed of by private bargain), at the Star and Garter, RICHMOND, on MONDAY, the 28th current, at 12 o'clock, noon, TWO very comfortable HOMESTEADS in the districts of SPRING GROVE and MOUTERE. That in the SPRING GROVE district is a_so acre section of good arable ground, and situated in close proximity to the flourishing village of Spring Grove. There is a new Dwelling House upon it; and 12 acres of the land are substantially fenced, ploughed, and ready for crop. A never-failing stream of water runs, through this property. Timber, suitable fori every purpose, is plentiful in the neighborhood; and, it is well bounded by public roads easy of access from the trunk-line. That in the MOUTERE district is a pretty little block of 27 acres of rich land, partially timbered; it has a neat weather-boarded Cottage upon it, and Garden attached, and is well supplied with water. Several acres of the ground are broken up, ready for crop; two-thirds of the fencing required for the whole is split, and on the ground for erection. The Auctioneer has just to add, that "those really valuable properties will be put up at a low upset price, and that the terms of payment will be very liberal. ■» Immediately afterwards, at the abovementioned place, there will be sold in the same way, as follows: 4 STRONG MARES, good in saddle and harness 6 ditto horses, ditto ditto A pair of splendid heavy cart colts . Several colt and filly foals 8 working bullocks . 45 fat st«ers • 8 cows 4 heifers 10 calve 3 • • ■ ' 2 bullock drays 2 horse box carte 60 tons Swedisli turnip* 1 5 tons rye grass hay 5 tons. Brown's River seed potatoes 50 bushels peas &c, . &c. Also without reserve. 2 packages SUNDRIES, principally men's and boys' clothing (partially damaged). Terms at sale.—Lunch provided. JJolson, June 15. AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE, HOR3ES, HAY, GRAIN, &C, AT WAIMEA EAST HOTEL. TUESDAY, 20th INSTANT. ATESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS -L"J- are instructed by Mr. H. 8. Martin to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Waimea East Hotel, Waimea East, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 29th inst., at Eleven o'clock— A stack of hay ; ,i oato „ wheat 6 working bullocks . Bullock dray ' Several head of cows, heifers, anfl steers . 1 cart filly, by Griffie, in foal A ditto 1 chesnut hack, broken also to harness Household furniture Kitchen and dairy utensils Terms at sale. VALUABLE HORSES. WILL BE OFFERED at the Sale by Auction at Mr. H. S. Martin's, Waimea East Hotel, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 29th instant— A valuable Draught Gelding, Dray, and Harness A Chesnut Gelding, 4 years old, broken to saddle. Terms at Sale. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OP MERCHANDISE AT COLLINGWOOD. THURSDAY, Ist JULY NEXT. MESSRS. NICHOLSON AND -*-'-*■ RIDINGS are instructed by Messrs. George Aldrich and Co. to SELL by AUCTION, without re serve, at Messrs. Aldrieh and Go's. Warehouse, Collingwood, on THURSDAY, the Ist proximo, the ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE, consisting of Slops in great variety Blankets, calicoes Ales Whiskey, brandy, rum* Geneva, old torn Carpenters' and miners' tools, &c., <fee. Also, The household furniture. Sale to commence at ELEVEN O'CLOCK precisely-. Terms at Sale. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. **■*- will SELL by AUCTION on SATURDAY, the 26th instant, by order of the mortgagees, at their Warehouse, Trafaltrar-street, at 2 o'clock preciselyAll that ALLOTMENT OF LAND, containing 80 Acreis, situate at Pakawau, Massacre Bay District, being Section No. 11 on the pla-n of that district. Particulars of Title and Plan may bo seen at the Office of DONALD SINCLAIR, Esq., Solicitor, Nelson. . Nelson, 9th Juno, 1858. '"■-■ NOTICE. TPHE PARTNERSHIP between *- JOSEPH AND WEIL having been Dissolved, the business will in future be earned on by the undersigned. S. WEIL. THE UNDERSIGNED is a CASH -1- BUYER of WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. S. WEIL. Nelson, 19th June, 1858. FOR SALE, WAITOHI TOWN SECTION No. 700, fenced, and a small Cottage thereon. Also, 8 ACRES OF BUSH, No. 14 Suburban, one mile from town, on the Wairau-road. App'y to WESTON BROWNE, Waitohi. ■ NOTICE.— All POULTRY and RABBITS Trespassing on my Section, No. 13, after this notice will be DESTROYEDCHARLES ANDREWS, . • . ■ Waimea South. June 21. GOLD— The undersigned are BUYERS OF GOLD. CURTIS BROTHERS.