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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 122, 28 May 1867, Page 3

Sales by Auction. HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED IN THE CITY OF NELSON. THURSDAY, MAY 30. At 12 o'clock. MR. J. J. HORNBY has received instructions from Captain Walmsley, to Sell by Auction, at his Mart, Bridge-street, on THURSDAY next, May 30, at 12 o'clock — The substantially built HOUSE, and Acre of LAND, situated in Bronti-street East, in the City of Nelson, with all the improvements thereon. Title, Crown Grant. Terms at sale. Intending purcha?ers wishing to see the property, can do so, and all particulars ascertained, on application to the Auctioneer. Commercial Auction Mart, May 27. > 2497 SALE of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. AT THE MITRE HOTEL, BRIDGESTREET, ON THURSDAY NEXT, 30th INST., At 11 o'clock. MR. D. MOORE has received instructions from the Trustee of Stephen Owens' Estate, to Sell by Public Auction, at the Mitre Hotel, Bridge-street, on THURSDAY next, 30th instant, at 11 o'clock — The whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising— Chairs, Dining and other Tables and Covers, Sofa, Carpets, Oil Floor Cloth and Coir Matting, Hearthrugs, Pictures, Lamps, Clocks, Ornaments, Fenders, Fire Irons, Window Curtains and Blinds, Pier Glass, Chandelier, French and other Bedsteads (double and singlo*), Beds, Mattrasses, Blankets and Bed Linen, Washstands and Toilet Services, etc., etc. Large STOVE, with fittings compl te. Trays, Dresser, Candlesticks, Tea and Coffee Pots. Knives, Forks, and Spoons, Dinner and Tea Services, Knife Board, Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc. WINES and SPIRITS, Syrups, Bottled Porter, etc. 2 BEEU ENGINES, with I'iping, etc., Pewter Measures, Filter, and other articles too numerous to mention. No Reserve. Terms Cash. 2503 SALE OF FRUIT TREES. SHRUBS, QUICKS, &c, &c, &c. SATURDAY, Ist JUNE. At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. LOCKHART & CO. have received instructions from Mr. W. Coleman, Nurseryman, Brook-street* Valley, to SeU by Public Auction, at their Sale-rooms, the following CHOICE PLANTS, in lots to suit purchasers:— list op plants. 50 Peaches, mixed 12 Nectarines, mixed 50 Apricots, mixed 100 Cherries, mixed 12 Figs (large Turkey) 6 Medlars 10 dozen Currant Trees, niixed 12 double-blossom Thorns 200 Sycamore ■"■ fi fruit-bearing Nut Trees' 50 Pear Trees 50 Apple Trees, true to name 100 Cypress, upright 100 Thuja (American) 12 Thuja (Chinensis) 12 Pines 6 Murray Pines 20 Bud lea, mixed 12 Guelder Roses 12 Spirea, mixed 20 Hydrangeas, Hortensis, and Japonica 6 Pyrus, Japonica 12 Philadelphus. Coronarius 20 Weigela, Rosea 6 Weigela (Varigata) 12 Deutria, Scabra 3 Westaria (Chinensis) 6 Pyracanthra 6 Pomegranates 1 2 Forsy thia, Vindissima 12 Coro'nothus, Thrysoflorus 12 Common Laurels 100 Lauristinus 12 sweet-scented Verbenas 6 Corynocarpus (Laevigatus) 6 Paulownia, Imperialis 12 Persian Lilacs 12 Loquats 12 Euonynius 12 „ Varigatus 12 Banksia Roses 6 Cloth of Goid Roses 12 Jupiter Roses, black 20 Mandevilla Suaveonens 12 Vinea, Varigatus A lot of pot plants and bulbs 50,000 strong QUICKS, from 18 inches to [ 3 feet high. j Catalogues to be had from the Auctioneers. Tbe Auctionncers can with confidence recommend lhe above lot of FIRST-CLASS TREES to the notice of the public. Mr. Coleman's Nursery is well known throughout the colonies for sending out first-class stock. Nelson, May 17, 1867. 2513