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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 244, 13 October 1886, Page 3

TO 3Lb3ES T THAT DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE lately in the occupation of Mr. J. Smithe, Tasrnah street, containing Ten lioon s, Bath Room, Scullery, Outhouses, Stable, &c. Apply to SMYTHE & CO., Auctioneers. Sm/ythe & Go^ AUCTIONEERS, SHAREBROKERS And COMMISSION AGENTS, EXCHANGE AUCTION ROOMS, HARDY STREET, NELSON. Karsten's Auction Bales. On SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 30 sharp. T C. M. KARSTEN will Sell by • public Auction, on above date— WITJIO UT RESER YE— TINWARE. 6 dcz Tin Buckets 2 doz Large Pitchers 12 doz Rnd. Cake Tins 1 doz Oil Cans 6 doz Sqr, Bread Tins 2 doz Teapots assrtd. 2 doz Milk Strainers I doz Coffee Phts GROCERIES AND SUNDRIES, 2 cases superior PiokJes 6 dcz good Table Sauce 1 doz Anchovy Sauco 1 doz Reading Sauce 1 doz tins Preserved Rabbits 1 doz Preserved Fruits 2 gross Condensed Soups. J. C. M. KARSTEN, Auctioneer. KARSTEN'S AUCTION ROOMS, ! SATURDAY NEXT. at 12 Noon —

T C. M. KARSTEN, favored with *J • instructions, will Sell by Auction, On SATURDAY NEXT,; Oct. 16, at 12 Noon — A LARGE LOT OF Drapery § Clothing COMPRISING — Flannels, Hollands, Calicoes Dress Stuffs, Muslins, Blinds Men's White Shirts Men's and Bojs' Working Shirts Pants, Towels Men's Trousera and Vests Men's Trousers Aud a lot of Draper's Sundries, too numerous to particularise. J. C. M. KARSTEN, — Auctioneer. EOR SALE.—I Chaffcutter, 1 -horae Machine for same, 1 Saw Bench and Saws, 1 Grindstone, and a quantity of Belting. The above comprise a complete turnou', and will be cold either separately or in a lot. Intending purchasers can treat privately wi'h J. C. M. KARSTEN, Auctioneer. ■TVHt SALE— A Valuable PARM com_lJ prising ioo Acres, together with Orchard, Homestead, &c. The whole of the land is under cultivation, and is well watered and securely fenced, and is situated about 18 miles from Nelson by rail. For full particulars apply J. C, M. KARSTEN, Au i i

New and Cheap! FLORAL ALBUMS with Patent Clasp... 4/6 Small Albums 2/Ladies' Barometer 1/6 Oleograph ....— /9 Teapot Stand 1/3 Large Curling Tongs 1/— All sorts of Jewellery. Photo. Frames. Ladies' Bags. Thimble Stands, etc., etc. Everything in New Style, FANCY GOODS IMPORT COMPANY. Garl Heckscher, BRIDGE STREET. (NEXT HART'S.) J. |. §lHlfft

lIAVK OPENED A FURTHER SUPPLY OF LADIES' SILK DOLMANS AND MANTLES. LADIES' JERSEY JACKETS. Also, MISSES AND YOUNG LADIES' SHOULDER CAPES, PRETTILY TRIMMED, ranging from 3/-. TRAFALGAR STREET. OL.D ZINC WANTED— from 1 cwt. to 100 tous— highest price given— delivery taken at wharf. W. HTLDRETH & SON, Waste Prodmt Merchants, 3063 — t c Lome st. Wellingt m. Spring Goods! SILK HOSIERY, all colors and sizes. Corah Silk Sashes (washing). New Aprons and Frilliugs Velvet and Satin Picot Ribbons. S nshades. new square shape. Tennis Flannels, plain and striped. Tennis Jackets to match. Canton Crepes and Crepons, Printed de-Lames. Corah Silks, plain and figured. Cashmeres, new shades. Laco, Lawn, and Cashmere Costumes Millinery, a choice variety. The above Cuow on view) forma but a small porti >n of the extensive assortment of New Goods personally selected by MRS. Melhuish, Cavendish House, TRAFALGA.iI SJLIIEET.