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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 293, 13 December 1893, Page 3

FOR SALE. mHE PLE\BANT Suburban RESIDENCE X and PROPER TV known 88 "BELVIDERE," Belonging to R. WELLER, EfQ , Eituated at Wskapuaka, containing about 40 Acres good Lind, with Fjmiiy Residence o( 15 rooma Stable, Coaoh House, Garden, and Orohard. The Property has recently been improved at oonsijerab'e cost, and is now one of the fineit in the Nelson distriot, The Residence oommanda a magnifioent view of the sea, and ! is nnenrpaflssd for healthiness of situation, E >b_, terms may be arranged. Price low. BISLEY BROS. & CO. : Auctioneers. FORJ3ALE. ~ A GOOD GROCEBY and FRUIT BUSINESS, now doing a good trade, whioh could be considerably augmented. Stook in good order. At valuation. Fuller particulars may be obtained from BISLEY BRO-. & CO, Auctionners. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, A BARGAIN. The old cst.bhshed BUSINESS kno in f>s the NELSON SOAP WORKS. Together with the Kxtena've PLANT&MACHINER V now on the premiss. Comprising Boiler, Engines, Coppers, Soap Frames, Table and Underoarriage, Weighing Maohine, Saw Benches, Saws, Vats, &o. The Land (Freehold) has a frontage of 41ft Sin. to Waimea-st., with a dep;h of 132 f». The Ruildings comprise Faotory (100 ft by 40ft), Timber Shed, Trap Sbed, Stables, Stores, large Loft &o. To be sold at an extremely low figure on exceptionally easy terms. For further particulars apply to BISLET BROS. & CO., Auctioneers, POSTPONEMENT. OWING to the late shearing and the consequent paucity :of entriep, MESSRS BISLEY BROS. & CO. beg to announce that their AUCTION SALES OF STOCK motueka Valley & TAKAKA I aye been held over till their February fixture?. MOTUEKA VALLEY on the 7th., Feb., and TAKAKA on the 14th Febe when a large number of entries are expected. 3ISLF.Y BROS. & CO., Auctioneers. MOTUEKA. WEDNESDAY. 13th December, at 10 30 a.m. DRAPERY, MERCHANDISE, GROCERIES BOOTS & SHOES, SADDLERY & HABNE-S. MESSRS BISLEY BROS, will hold an Auotion Sale At WILKIE'S STORE as abova, When a Jarge selection of the above will be offered. Sale at 10-30 a.m. BISLEY BROS, h CO., Auctioneer*. EXCHANGE AUCTION ivOOMS. SATURDAY, Dec. 30th, at No n. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM PROPERTY situated at NAGTJMOTI. MESSRS BISLEY BROS & 00. have received instructions from MR F. HORNEMANN (who is leaving the distriot) to offer by Pablio Auotion, At their ftocm-t, Hardy-street, His Compact FARM PROPERTY, containing 300 Aoreß (more or less) of firat-olais land, together with the HOMESTEAD oontaining 6 rooms, Dairy, 2 large Sheds all roofed with iron. The Land, whioh is now oartying 800 sheep, is suitably sub-divided with wire and paling fenoes. Sixty to seventy acres flat, the rest hilly, limestone formation. About ono aore planted with ohoice froit trees, and four aores now in oats, peas, and potatoes < Title Grown Grant. The above is one of the finebi Fabms in the Distort. Further particulars may be obtained from Mr F, Eornemann, or from BISLEY BROS. & CO. Auctioneers. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. THE Beautiful VILLA RESIDENOE ana GROUNDS at present oooupied by MRS W. PHILLIPS, and eituated almost in the oentre of the City, commanding one of the finest Positions in Nelson, both as re--1 garde health and magnificence of view. THE GROUNDS are beautifully laid out with only the ohoioßet of Shrubs, Trees, &c, large Fountain Vases, large Conservatory, Green Houses, Summer House, Vinery. &o. THE RESIDENCE contains Seven wellfinished Room?, and has every convenience. Qas and Water laid on, and the property on the whole is one of the most desirable and oompaot in the City. Will be sold at an extremely low figure. For further partiou'ata apply to BISLEY BROS. & CO., Auctioneers. ~TO~BELET\~ FOR ONF, TWO, or THREE MONTHS FURNISHED HOUSE of Eighi Rooms, situated llardy-et. Gas and Water. Every convenience, BISLEY BROS. & CO., Aucioncers. FOR SALE~ A BARGAIN. THE well-known DUN MOUNTAIN TRAMWAY, established for over 3 years under " The Dun Mountain Railwa Act, 1861," with all the Estate Rights an interest of whatsoever kind therein containe The line is about 1| miles in length, fro the western side of Trafalgar-street alo Hardy and Waimea-Btreets and HaveH Ro to the Fort of Nelson, and is conducted wi two convenient and oomfortable Tram Cars Owner retiring on account of ill health. The attention cf the public is particularly directed to the above Property, whioh a fiords a remarkably sound investment. The line haß always been a private one, and its value will be considerably enhanoed by the opening of the Rooks Road. Further particulars may be obtained from BISLEY BROS. & CO., AuQtionee.