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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 141, 15 June 1886, Page 3

THE RAILWAY SALEYARDS, RICHMOND. QMYTHE & CO. will hold their 10 FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF STOCK At the Richmond Yards On WEDNESDAY, May 26, at 2.3 n p.m. All persons desirous to enter Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs for this Sale are requested to communicate with Mr. MILLS, Railway Hotel, Richmond, jr tlie Auctiocers at as early a dale as possible. AGENTS MANCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. BUYERS OF FIRST-CLASS SAMPLES OF HOPS, WOOL, AND CLEAN-DRESSED FLAX. Smythe^Go., AUCTIONEERS.

PROPERI'IES For Sale and To Let. fokTsale. Farm, Waimea Weat. (Part of Richard Tomlinson's). ACRES, Parts of Sections 153 |O and 154, some of the best land in Wai uea West. AH level land, and all been ploughed and cropped. The land adjoins Mrs. Colt's and Mr. P. Martin's. PART of QQINTIN HILL'S FARM close to Brightwater Bridge. QA ACRES magniflcent Agricultural <£3vF Land, parts of Sections 171 and 172, Waimea East, the property of Quintin Bill The Land adjoins John Rutherford's, and has about 20 chains of frontage to tbe Clover Road. Possession can be given at occe, and the purchaser can make arrangements with the undersigned to borrow about two-thirds of the purchase money. Farm, Waimea W. (known as T. J. Chapman's), Price £280. O/~\ ACRE-*, of which 1£ are in Hops, <L>V7 full bearing, and 1J in Orchard. There is a good Dwelli. g-hoiise and New Hop Kiln upon the ground. 120 Acres Leasehold, not far distant from Farm, 13 years to run, then becoming Freehold. Bush Land full of Hop Poles. The greater part of tbe purchase money can remain on mortgage. Farm at Ngatimoti known as E. F. Burrell'B j price £750. -f /"^i^U ACRkS Freehold, all fenced, _I_VfVF Bub-diviled into Paddocks, and laid down n Grass, with Eight-roomed House, Garden, Orchard, &c. Also, 314 A CUES Leasehold adjoining (100 acres cleared, 214 acres good bush), 11 years tG ruo. Rent £5 Bs. ! The above is a compact Property, aad c offers a splendid opportunity to persoas " seeking a comfortable home, coupled with a " remunerative Farm. Two-thirds of tht 3 money can remain on mortgage. I 240 Acres Pakawau, Sections 1,2, and 3. s 115 Acres Waim^a West, Redwood's Valley Q I part of SectLn 27, square 2. g 277 Acres Pakawau, Beciions 31, 21, 32, 33 a 34, square 15. a 67 Acres (Jollingwood, Aorere Valley, Sec » 42 and 43. n " 102 Feet Frontage to Brook street. c For Sale or To Let. >- T)ANAMA HOUSE, Seventeen Rooms, d I JET in first-class repair, suitable for n Boarding-house, Doctor's, or Private Resia dence. )r STAFFORD HOUSE, the Port, the propa erty of Edward Everett, Esq., a beautiful to Residence, with Stable, &c, overlooking 1 the Bay, together with Five Acres planted ~~ I with Fruit and Ornamental Trees. To Let, NELSON AUCTION ROOMS, with Arcade adjoining, having 65 ft. frontage to Bridge I at., recently occupied by J. R. Mabin, and I J James. COMMODIOUS and Beautifully-Bituated RESIDENCE, Wakapuaka Road, 5J miles 1 from Nelson, known as "Belvidere," I formerly occupi.d by R. Weller, Esq.. 23 Feet, Bridge street, on Building Lease, I between Moyes and Scbokz. I Jt? P**\ £^ i'\ t\ f% an^ upwards to &aO UUU Lend in any sums ' I to suit borrowers, from Seven per cent. ! Adams '& Kingdon, SOLICITORS, NELSON.