AUCTION SALE AT WAKEFIELD. Land wiih Dwelling-house, and Household Furniture. SMYTHE & CO., have received instructions from Mr. G. A. Mawsok, who is leaving tt c District, to Sell by Public Auc.iuu. at hia Residence, Wakefield, ou MONDAY, 15th March, at 10.30. All that Piece or Pcrcel of Land, situate at Wakefield, laving a frontage of 165 links, and depth of 151 links, with a substantial Five-rooa ed Dwelling-house thereon. Title under Laod Transfer Act. Also, immediately after the above— The whole of the Household Furniture and Effects, comprising Tables, Sofa, Vienna Chairs, Carpets, B-dsteids, Toi et Sets, Washstands, 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 thk Richmond Yards On WEDNESDAY, March 17, ! at 2.30 p.m. All persons desirous to enter Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs for thi- Sale are requested to comniuuica.e with Mn. MILLS, Railway Hotel, Richmond, or tbe Auctioners at as early a d-_ie as possible. TO CAPITALISTS and OTHERS. VALUABLE PROPERTIES AND BUILDING ALLOTMENTS RICHMOND. t^MYTHE & CO., favored with instructions from Mr. C. Carrington Gapper, to sell That VALUABLE PROPERTY, having a frontage to High-street of 148 feet wit 1 " v depth of 178 feet, with a good substantial Dwelling House almost new containing eight rooms. The grounds aie well laid off with large Orchard, &c. Also, abuttiner on to the above, 148 Feet Frontage to School-street, ■with depth of 179 feet, laid off as ' an Orchard ; in full bearing. Adjoining the above, 57 Feet Frontage to High-street and also to School-street, with a depth of 556 feet, and a comfortable Six-roomed House thereon, having the full fr.ntage of 57 feet to High-street, and depth of 182, with a right of way of 1 5 feet from Church- street. j THREE ALLOTMENTS of 60 feet by 78 feet, and ONE of 106 feet by 76 feet, having 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 inves- f tors, as in a few years they will be sonsiderably increased in value. SMYTHE & CO., I Auctioneers. g JUST LANDED Two very superior Iron-framed PIANOS. ONE by M. Schlbsinger, in Walnut, full trichord, double check lotion, and in every way a first-class full toned instrument. One by Schaeffer aud Schneider - n 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 (.OWS, just calved— must be good niikers.— SMYTHE & CO., Auctioneers. »i, ANTED to PURCHASE— V? 500 STOCK SHEEP. Apply to SMYTHE & CO., — Auctioneers. For bale by Priyate Treaty. AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OCCURIN <i IN THE NELSON PROVINCE. Within few miles of Nelson City. A VALUABLE SHEEP RUN And FARM. Sheep Run 303£ acres Freehold „ 350 C acres Leasehold Farm, Homestead 77t acres Freehold And 126 acres Freehold 7434 acres, making a compact and undivided property ,- with 4000 Cross-bred Sheep and 100 Head of Cattle. The Run is boundary fenced where needed, a id is now capable of running 8000 sheep, aud with small labor could be made to carry 10,000. For particu__._e ipply to SMYTHE & CO., Auctioneer For ssaie, AT WAKEFIELD. rHAT PROPERTY of J. E. W. Honnywill, Esq., SIXTEEN ACRES first-class Land ou the Main Road, 1 mile from the Wai-iti Railway Station. Five Acres in Hops, in their third and fourth year ; l acre in Orchard, with 150 Choice Fruit Treeß, the remaioder in Oats. With a comfortable Six-roomed HOUSE, good Stabliug for Five Horses, Coach Uouße and Outbuildings, and a large Hop Kiln, 16 by 16, of toe very beat material, "with a Patent Press. Together with 114 Acres of Valuable Bush Land at Pigeon Valley. For particulars apply to 1 SMYTHE & CO. AGENTS MANCHESTER FIRI. INSURANCE COMPANY. BUYERS OF FIRST-CLASS SAMPLES OF HOPS, WOOL AND CLEAN-DRESSED FLAX. SMYTHEiCO. AUGTIONEERS,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 57, 9 March 1886, Page 3
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