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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 417, 22 October 1861, Page 1

iFhgiish Furniture. ....-Without Eeserve. typSSRS. NASH- AND"SOAIFE"wiII soil by auction st their warehouse, Biidgestreet, Nelson, ; /;;'■ •■■• ': Oa Thursday 24tb instant, commencing at half-past Eleven precisely, the remainder^ of -. Bhipuieftt^mof^-ySmec's' well-known ENGLISH FURNlTTJltEicinsistins of Mahogany Chairs, spring seats in horsehair ■ Handsome Mahogany MarbletopConier Washstand > -. ... Japanned. Wariistandß and Dressing Tables , i Iron Bedsteads^* ;' Arabian .ditto, Japanned ■ > Brussels Carpets and Rugs . Towel and Clothes Horses | Imitp.tlon Boeewood Chairs, cane seats 1 Window Chairs, wood seats • '•"■'. : Crystal Palace Seats , , &c,, &c. , - 5 m? v .. Xo Close Consignment. ]\fESSBS. NASH AND SOAIFE will ■"-*■ sell by auction at their > Warehouse, Bridgestreet, Nelson, - On Thursday, 24th instant, at 12 o'clock, mostly without reserve, to close consignment*— ', . ,■ GROCERIES, &e.-*-Ti» In chests and boxes, ■. Raisins, Ptwerved Fmto, Rice,Pearl-Barley, . Ball BtaN, Blacking. ' HARDWARE, £c —LoclU, Pen and Pocket Knives^ HiMwa, Iroß^ftiw, Iron Wire Gauze, ~ ■■'."x HBob* «n«tey; tiMfeiirßUl.HooU'Tailon Gwwe, Spring Bolts; Galvanised Iron Rivets. DRAPERY, *c—Dent's White Kid Gloves, Tavleton, Boys' Leather Belts, Needles, Sealskin. Caps, Stays. , lease Gdtta Percha Dolls, dressed and undressed 1 trunk Davies' Stout Wellington Boots 2 cases Fashionable Trimmed Bonnets 1 „ „ 'Mantles:, : 1 ~ Stiaw Bonnets and Boys' Caps 1 bale Wool Packs; ;; '■ 6 half-tierces prime'lrish Mess Pork , , .„, . - ; Crewel Disinfecting fluid; Raxor Strops and Cases, sWooden "Dolls, small Tooth Combs, l'ccket Books, 3 and 5 gallon Kegs, Glased Sashes, Glassware, Cart parness, Red Lead, &0., &c. . > ; Terms liberal at sale. Lunch at One o'clock. 256 -': ;:--: ; V'■'.,'':.' ■':.'.■;;'.''[ \f ESSRS; NASH ;ANI> SOAIFfi have XTX received instrucfions to offer, for" Bale by auction at their warehouse, Bridge-street, at Twelve o'clock On Thursday, 31st instant, without reserve—two cases SUNDRIES, ex Glenshee, containing .-.■..■■.. Plated Ware, consisting of Tea and Coffee SerTices, Cruet" Stands,;" Liqueur, Pickle, and Breakfast J <rames,;SalTeW, Tea Urns- Chamber and Table. Candlesticks, Cake Baskets, Salt Cellars, Mustard and Pepper-Boxes, Tea Table and Dessertspoons, Fish Knives and Forks, Fruit Knives and Forks, Snuffers and Trayßj&cv&c..- :.;~! Cl'-'^'-' ■'■ -:-:\ Hardwares—Japanned Cash Boxes, Snuffers and Trays, Table Desert and Carving Knives and Forks,, Bread Trays, Waiters, Tea Trays, Braces and Bits, Saw Files, Carpenter's Rules and Pencils, Gimlets, Plastering Trowels, Spokeshaves, Bed Keys, &c, &c. Clocks and Dials, Rings set with stones, Spectacles, Reading Glasses, &c, &c. ' Drawing Pencils; Toy Whips, Pocket Flasks-, and a large assortment of other articles too numerous to recapitulate. Terms 1ibera1.......... Luncheon provided. ■:■.■■■■ '-..■:-' ■ 257 '■i ; —." . ■ * \ Valuable Acre for Sale in Hardy-street. IUESSRS. -U. EDWARDS ATO'€O. *■*■*- have deceived instructions from the proprietors" te sell by auction, at their Warehouse, Tiafalgar-st., On Thursday, the 31st instant, all that very valuable and well-situated ACRE, No. 357, Hardy-street east, opposite Hale's Gardens, having, excellent building frontages to Hardy and Tory streets, and divided into lots to suit purchasers, namely—- . ! Lots 1 and 2. With frontage to Hardy-street of each 25 feet, by depth of 72 feet. Lot 3. Frontage to Tory-street of 42 feet, by a depth of 80 feet (corner allotment). ; Lots 4to 12. With frontage of each 30 feet, by depths of 80 feet. ■Through the acre is a private road for the use and benefit of purchasers. ■ Terms very liberal; and for other particulars and plans, apply st the.office of the Auctioneers. Nelson. October LI. -. ".'. " ','-•_".'. 259 ;....; iotaneitt Holm \TOTIO-E is hereby giveiij that the under--L* mentioned ALLOTMENTS of LAND will be put up to auction at the Crown Land Office, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the 2nd November, 1861, at twelve o'clock, noon. • - :i :'/ Ten per cent. of. the purchase money to be deposited at the Sale, and the remainder to be paid within one month, or the deposit forfeited. PASTORAL LANDS. Sqhabb, No. I.—Aniseed Valley inn Hills adjoining. Section. Content*. Upset PriceO i A. E. P. £ 8. do Noi 20 ! . 157 0 0 . 55 18 , i 48 . 151 0 0 . 43 0 i 50 . 97 0 0 . 27 12 1 51 . 185 OO . 62 15 0 52 204 0 0 . 69 16 0 i 63 117 0 0 . 36 2 0 ■54 . 101 0 0 . 31 0 0 55 . 162 0 0 . 67 12 0 56 . 129 0 0 . 45 18 0 57 . 223 0 0 . 81 2 0 58 . 105 0 0 . 29 16 0 59 . 174 0 0 . 49 10 0 60 . 170 0 Q . • 48 10 0 61 . 294 0 0 . 85 11 0 62 . 228 0 0 . 66 6 0 63 . 208 0 0 . 60 10 0 64 . 159 0 0 . 68 0 0 65 . 218 D 0 . 105 12 0 66 . 124 0 0 . 58 18 0 72 . 135 0 0 , 41 12 0 74 . 106 0 0 . 82 14 0 76 . 109 0 Q . 31 0 0 |. RURAL LAND, fto. 77 , 18 0 0. 8 10 6 PASTORAL LANDS. No. 73 . 116 o 0 . 41 5 0 79 . 185 0 .0 . 38 8 0 80 . 146 0 0 . 41 12 0 81 . 153 0 0 . 43 12 0 ' 87 . 114 0 0 . 37 18 0 88 . 140 0 0 ~ ■ 46 11 0 \ 89 . 143 0 0 . . 47 10 .0 I 90 . 141 0 C . 46 16 0^ All the above Allotments are subject to a reservation; for right of roads, the deductions for which have been made ii« the price, as provided in the 44th clause of tlje Land Regulations. • ALFREDJDOMETT, 200 t . Commissioner.., ALL PARTIES INDEBTED to tlie ■^*-, undersigned are requested to pay the same to Mr. R. Sutcliffe, Storekeeper, Motueka, without further notice, or legal proceedings will be taken to enforce payment. ISAAC HAINES. Bridge Inn, Lower Moutere, October 10, 1861. 295A CONCERT in aid of the WIDOW -£*■' and ORPHAN'S FUND, J. 0. 0. F. M. U., Motueka District will take place at the Motuelm Institute, on TUESDAY, the 22nd of October, 1861, nt half-past 7 o'clock, p.m. SeyeraLJVU'mls frinn Ni-lson have kindly promised to give tlfflir assi>taiict3 oa tins occasiou, Aiotueka, 10th October, 1861. Ztk