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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 189, 12 October 1866, Page 3

NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE, BridgerStreeL • : :■ TfIHOMAS EVANS begstp.inform.his^ffienlis and X the public that , he has -THIS DAY. -OPENED his NEW WAREHOUSE foi&the sale /of/ TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, and GENERAL GROCERY, and trusts, by attention to business, ;to meet with "a share of public patronage. T, E. begs to call particular attention. to his very superior CONGOU TEAS, which he can with confidence recommend as a first-class article. • . - . All Goods DELIVERED, free of- charge,.. in any part of the City. ' . •* . ■ 1158 THOMAS -:EVANS. THE THOROUGH-BRED HORSE RIFLEMAN, '..■■ WILL Stand this Season — at Wakapuaka 0:1 Mondays, at Richmond on Thursdays, and at Nelson (the Coach and Horses) on .Fridays and Saturdays. Fees. — £4: each mare; groomage, ss. 1157 .. „ . .. . G. POTTER. TO-MORROW, .-•.:• • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13/ At 12 o'clock. ... „ .*. PEREMPTORY SALE of STOCK-IN-TRADE, consisting of. BOOTS and SHOES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and. EFFECTS, at the Store lately „ .occupied by Mr. Williams, Bridge-street, adjoining Mr. De Carle's store. MR. .D. MOORE has received instructions -to ' Sell by Auction, at Mr. Williams' Boot arid Shoe Warehouse, ' Bridge-street, ■ the whole of his STOCK-IN-TRADE, consisting of— , T . „ A very superior assortment of Ladies*, Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes Household Furniture and Effects, &c, &c. . - The. Boots and Shoes are well worthy, of the. attention of the trarfe. Without reserve. 1146 , TO-MORROW, SATJJR DA Y, OCT OB EE 13. SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS. ..LOCKHART & CO. 'have received instructions to .Sell by .Auction, .at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, 'TO-MORROW (Saturday), October 13, at 11 o'clock precisely, the following superior HOUSEHOLD EURNITUEE,- consisting of— 1 Chest Drawers, highly -polished and doublemoulded top ■ ' . - . 1 Ladies' Dressing do, very superior, with round corners, and not to be excelled in the colonies 6 4x3 White Pine Tables 3 6x3 do, double drawers 2 do, remu legs and white pine tops. These are made by a first-class hand, and will be sold without reserve. Also, 1 Chest Drawers, unpolished 1 Cheffonier 1 Sofa 6 Chairs 6 Ditto 6 Towell-horses. - 1 1C0 TO-MORROW. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN QUAIL VALLEY. SECTION 70—184 ACRES. MESSRS. LOCKHART &.CO. have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, October 13 — The above valuable PROPERTY, consisting of 184 Acres. The Land is covered with Flax, Fern, and Manuka, on the main trunk line of road to the Wairau, Canterbury, and the Buller Diggings. The road to Fox Hill is on the back line of the section. Terms liberal. Nelson, September 24. 1093 TO-MORROW. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TAKAKA. PART of No. 2 of 146 SECTION, 50. ACRES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, At Noon. 7' MESSRS. LOCKHART & CO.-. -have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction^- at their Sale RooniSj Trafalgar-street — The above LAND, with good Stockyard, 36 by 12 teet, partly fenced with gorse and thr^erails. . "■•• '-.'-■ rfv ■ Tbe land is beautifully situated at the top of the ' Long Plain, about six miles from the vJPdrt;.<"oi: Waitapu. ■ «'• - - «»■*•