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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 228, 25 September 1868, Page 3

SAL |. . .i Splendid SILLIARD-TABLB) nbikr in ti& uJk. a' the Ship Hotfel, Pictbh. ' Onebf Alcock & Cb.'s. . Everything iddmp'le'tfe*^ secoad to none in New Zealand; For ternis ajiply to THOS. FREELAND, Pictbiii: • September 22. 2071 CUTTER hUPPLYi FOR PRIVATiiI SALE, the cutter SUPPLYj complete and in good sea-going order. For particulars apply to ff. J. HORNBt, . „ Auctioneer. Commercial Auction Mart, September 17. 200? Sales by Auction. TO-MOEEOW. Pursuant to instructions received froih the Regis^ trar of the Supreme Court, and by order of the Mortgagee : MR D. MOGRE will Sell by Auction, at his . Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on SATUR-i DAY, September 26, at 12 o'clock— All that piece or parcel of LAND^ situated id the City of Nelson, being part of Section No. 1 74 on the plan of the said City, having a from age of 29 feet to Collingwood-streetj extending hack at right angles with thg said front 152 feet, together with BUILDINGS thereon," in the occupation of Mr Karsten. For further particulars, apply to Messrs; Adamg and Kingdon, Solicitors : or to the Aiic* ioneer. September 9, 1868. 19tt PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, At 11 o'clock, MR D. MOORE is iavored with instfliclio^s from Count de Lapasture (who is leaving the province) to Sell by Auction, at his residerice near the College, on THURSDAY, October 1, at ) 1 o'clock— The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FU&Nt* TURE and EFFECTS, &c, &c, Ifee. Full particulars will be given in catalogues; which may be obtained two days previous to dajr Of sale. Luhch provided. Terms at Rale. 1988 "" TO-MORROW. SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS. On account of whom it nlaj coricfe'rin Ex BALLARAT. In E. Buxton & Cbi's Yirfd; TITESSRS LOCKHART & CO. have received JJjL instructions from Messrs E. Buxton & Cfc?i to Sell by Auction, on SATURDAY, Sept. 2S.f 12 o'clock sharp — 4 chests prime Tea, slightly damaged 6 half-chests „ „ 14 pieces Print . „ 6 pieces grey Calico „ After the sale of the above, TO CLEAR CONSIGNMENTS, . The following GOODS will be offered— 20 kegs prime Butter 5 Cheeses 8 sides Bncon 8 casks Currants Damaged Milkdishes Damaged Hayforks A few Kugs. slightly dSniagecJ 2 cwt. dried Haddock 5 kits salt Herrings With a variety of other Goods, and a large ([uaite . tity of empty Cases, Casks., and Zinc Linings. Ternis btttfth Without reserve. 2041 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. BUILDINGS AND LANLt FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 MR. JOHN R. MABIN has received insfruc-i tions from the Trustees in the Estate of Mr Joseph Edwards to Sell by Public Auction^ on FRIDAY, October 2, at 11 o'clock a.m.i at the Prince, of Wales Hotel, corner of Collingwood and Nile- streets — The whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI4 TURE «nd STOCK-IN-TRADE, corisibting o£W Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding,- WashV stands, Carpets, Oilcloth, Bagatelle Board; Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, Wines'/ Spirits, and Malt Liquors. Also, The BUILDING known as the PRINCE of WALES HOTEL, situated as abovd; The Building fronting" Colling woo'd-str&fy formerly used ae the Prince, of Waletf . Hotel, at present occupied by Mrs White. An allotment of Land situate in Brcmti-streefs . The Buildings and Land will be sold subject Uf the existing Mortgages, particulars of which <atr° be had trom Mes3rs Adams & Pitt, Solicitors, ae from the Auctioneer. . Bridge-street, Nelson, Septerifaa' *5; &#f