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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 56, 8 March 1886, Page 3

AUCTION SALE AT WAKEFIbLD. Land with Dwelliug- house, and j Household Furniture. SMYTHE & CO., have received instructions from Mr. G. A. Ma -wson, who is leaving tbe D.strict, to Sell by Public Auctiuu, at bia Residence, Wakefield, ou MON DAY, 15th Marcb, at 10.30. All tbat Fieea or P. reel of Land, situate at I Wakefield, Laving a frontago of 165 lil ks, j and depth of 15 1 links, with a substantial Five-roou ed Dwelling-house thereon. ! Tide under Land Trausfer Act. j Also, immedi .tely after the above— The whole of the Household Furnitorb I and Effects, comprising Tables, Sofa, J VienDa Chairs, Carpets, Bedsteads, Toi et Sets, Waahslauds, Clocks, Kitchen Dresser (new), Cooking Utensils, Tools, &c. SMYTHE & CO., Auctioneers. THE RAILWAY SALEYARDS, RICHMOND. QMYTHE & CO. will hold their FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF STOCK At the Richmond Yards On WEDNESDAY, March 17, at 2.30 p.m. All persons desirous to enter Horses, Cattle, Sheep, aDd Pigs for this Sale are requested to communicate with &ib. MILLS, Railway Hotel, Richmond, or the Auctioners at as early a date as possible. TO CAPITALISTS and OTHERS. VALUABLE PROPERTIES AND i BUILDING ALLOTMENTS RICHMOND. SMYTHE & CO., favored with instructions from Mr. C. Carrington Gapper, to sell That VALUABLE PROPERTY, having a frontage to High-street of 148 feet wit*- u depth of 178 feet, with a good substantial Dwelling House almost new containing eight rooms. The grounds ate weil laid off with large Orchard, &c. Aleo, abutting on to ths above, ! 148 Feet Frontage to School-street, -with depth of 179 feet, laid off as au Orchard ; in full bearing. Adjoining the above, 57 Feet Frontage to High-street and also to School-street, with a depth of 556 feet, aud a comfortable Six-roomed House thereon, having the full fnntage of 57 feet to High-street, and depth of 182, with a right of way of 1 5 feet from Church- street. THREE ALLOTMENTS of 60 feet by 78 feet, and ONE of 106 feet by 76 feet, haviug frontages to Church-street. One of these Allotments has a good six roomed Dwelling House on it. Part of the money may remain on mortgage. The undersigned beg to direct special attention to the above properties, which afford a splendid opportunity to investors, as iu a few years they will be considerably increased in value. SMYTHE & CO., Auctioneers. JUST LANDED Two verv superior Iron-framed PIANOS. ONE by M. Schlesinger, in Walnut, full trichord, double check action, and in every way a first-class full toned instrument. One by Schaefeer and Schneider in Rosewood frame, trichord throughout, with patent check action, &c., &c. The above instruments are well worthy of the attention of anyone requiring a first-class Piano. SMYTHE & CO., Auctioneers. WANTED to PURCHASE -TWO LOWS, just catvtd — must bo good milkers.— -SMI' THE & CO., Auctioneers. \k ANTED to PURCHASE— VV 500 STOCK SHEEP. Apply to SMYTHE & CO., — Auctioneers. For bale by Priyate Treaty. AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OCCURIN G IN THE NELSON PitOVINCiS. Within few miles of Nelson City, A VALUABLE SHEEP RUN And FARM. Sheep Run 303. acres Freehold „ 3500 acres Leasehold Farm, Homestead 77( acres Freehold And 126 acres Freehold 7434 acres, making a compact and undivided property ; with 4000 Cross-bred Sheep and 100 Head of Cattle. i Tbe Run is boundary fencel where needed, I a.d is now capable of running 8000 sbeep, and with .mall labor could be mado to carry 10,000. For partiou-.*..- »pply to SMYTHE & CO., Auctions .r ITor AT WAKEFIELD. EHAT PROPERTY of J. E. W. Honnywill, Esq., SIXTEEN ACRES flrst-class Land ou the Main Road, 1 mile fcom tbe Wai-iii Railway Station. Five Acres in Hop., in tbeir third and foarth year -, i acre in Orchard, with 150 Choice Fruit Trees, the remainder in Oats. With a comfortable Sis-roomed HOUSE, good Stabliug for Five Horses, Coach. House and Outbuildings, and a large Hop Kiln, 16 by 16, of tiio very best material, with a Pateut Press. Together with 114 Acres of Valuable Bush Land at Pigeon Valley. For particulars apply to SMYTHE & CO. AGENTS MANCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. I BUYERS OF FIRST-CLASS SAMPLES OF HOPS, WOOL, AND CLEAN-DRESSED FLAX. Smythe i Co., AUCTIONEERS.