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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 19, 23 January 1869, Page 3

■hviwtiw p. mm Mini -i m n*n* 't*atmmt*mmm » TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS, mENDERS are invited for SEVEN YEARS* X LEASE of MIDDLEHURST RUN, Awa* tere, Province of Marlborough, the property of Messrs Cross and Mowat. The Run contains about 40,000 acres (more o* less), is well defined by river boundaries and purchased land, and is considered to be as fine a fattening run as any in the province; has Dipping Tanks, Drafting Yards, &c, complete. With the Run there will be let about 6100 SHEEP, of mixe.l ages and sexes. The Run can be seen at any time, and possession given on Ist April, 1869. Conditions of Lease, with platt of Eun, can be seen at the house of Mr A. Mowat, Awatere, or at the office of Mr James S. Cross, Nelson, by either of whom tenders addressed ' Messrs Cross and Mowat/ in scaled envelopes, and marked ' Tender for Middlehurst Run,' will be receiv< d until Ist March, 1569. 36 fTIHE Lessee of Middlehurst Run can purchase J_ from 4000 to 5000 SHEEP, which have been bred on the Run, and are now on the property of the undersigned. Apply to JAS. S. CROSS, Sen. 37 NOW ON SALE, EX JOHN BUNYAN— I H PACKAGES of a LARGE VARIETY of X i GOODS, consisting of— Mahogany Toilet Looking-glasses, all sizes Ditto ditto ditto, Marble Slabs Ditto ditto, Circular, ditto 6 dozen Ladies' Oval Hand Mirrors, all sizes 3 Chimney Glasses, assorted, Mahogany, Rosewood, and Maple 6 handsome Gilt Pier Glasses, assorted size 3 Mahogany. Kosewood, and Walnut Musio Stools, beautifully carved and finished Ditto, ditto, ditto, Corner Whatnots 6 Fancy Inlaid Chess Tables 1 dozen Camp Stools fi „ Brussels Hassocks, round andjquare 12 Birch Folding Chairs 12 Ditto ditto ditto, with Leg Supports A beautiful Assortment of Canary Cages, Square, Round, and Rustic 3 dozen Scarlet-bordered Door_Mats, assorted sizes 3 dozen extra-large Sheepskin Rug?, asserted colors 1 dozen handsomely-carved Bread-platters and Knives, suitable for preseuts A very handsome Assortment of China, Opal, and Bohemian Glass Vasea. The STOCK of ELECTROPLATED GOODS has also been replenished direct from the Manufactory, and comprises a Large Assortment of the Latest Variety of Patterns. Breakfast and Dinner Cruets Six, Seven, and Eight-bottle Revolving Cruets Egg Stands, Pickle Frames • Tea and Coffee Sets, Toast Racks Hall and Chamber Candlesticks Card Baskets, Sugar Basins Batter Coolers, Cream Jugs &c, &c, &c. H. HOUNSELL, No. I, Bridge-street, Nelson. PROVINCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, Next door to the Coach and Horses Hotel, Bridge-street. MR J. S. EDELSTEN, who has had Sixteen ■ years' experience in the Wholesale and Ketail Business of this Province, begs to intimate that it is now his intention to Conduct AUCTION SALES in Town and Country throughout the Province. Parties communicating with him, will have their interests carefully aud punctually attended to. Auction Sales settled with promptness. 158 Sales by Auction. In the ESTATE of WM. AKESSTEN, Bankrupt. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF BANKRUPT'S STOCK. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26. ' MR JOHN R. MABIN has received instructions from the Provisional Trustee in Bankruptcy, to Impose of by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 26th inst., and following days, at I 1 o'clock, at the Stores of Mr W, Akersten, the Pjrt— The whole of his Extensive aad Well -as* sorted STOCK-IN-TRADE-consisting of— Ship-chandlery, Anchors, Chains, Iron* mongery, Grocery, Oilmen's Stores, Dra» pery. Wearing Apparel, Paints, Oils, Brushware, Earthenware, Tinware, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Nautical Instruments, and Stationery, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, &c, &c, &c. The whole will be disposed of without reserve, in lots to suit customers. Terms cash, . . The FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY will be disposed of on a ftiture -day, of •which due notice will be given, unless previously disused of privately. . &