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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 174, 2 August 1898, Page 3

:•■ . .... t ; . :; ;.>Cvo^?^..3i;.|:;V; -. -■'/..;, : .; . ; - '". •■.-_:•_^ SATUBDA.Y NEXT, Aii^ost 6lh, at Noon. ' . _ AUCHOW BAtE OF - BAY MARE «« SEABIRD." Ualew previously sold. MFBSRS BISbOTBROS. k CO., acting nnder imtruotiona from the ' ?lf? c v^ U aeU by p o«»Uo Auotlon, lit their Yards, on Batardiy, at Noon, The well-kno wh racahorge « Sw« bird," winner of several races BIBLES' BROS. N & C 30., AaeOauani WEEKLY STOCK SALES. RAILWAY SALE YARDS, RICHMOND. ON and after our unzt Sale, Anar. lOtb. WEEKLY. BTOGK BALBS "*? te *"* FOBTHCOMING SILKS FOR AUGUST. WEDNESDAY, Ang. 17th, at 2 30. WEDNESDAY, Ang. 2«b, at 230. WEDNESDAY, ang" 3lab. at 2;30. WWe are now receding Entries tot the above Sales. BISLEY BROS. & 00, Aaotionegn. WEEKLY STOCKSALES. RAILWAY SALE YARDS, RICHMOND WEDNESDAY,"!™*. 10th, at *-SO, Present bhtbies. 125 crossbred wethew, extra vrime weights, 60 to 85 lbs 50 fat oroaebred ewes] 60 cro'sbred lambs 10 head yonng oattla 1 unbroken 3-year-old dranght filly by"BiightonJook" * 2 yonng cows in full profit Sfatoows 3 «*oie oo ws 1 Waggon, with body and bnkt for two or more horses 1 halt draught mare, suitable far heavy trap or farm work 60 pare bred Romnsy Marsh Swtf, La lamb to imported atod ram iS-Eaily entries solicited. Ho oharna made for Advertising. N.B.— The above Stock . Yards hare teoently been extended, and bow provide every accommodation for large and imall cattle. Pig Pens hive also been erected. Btoek Owners will pleasa notice that ou Salea will be conducted Weekly instead of Fortnightly. If desired, P&ocWng can be arranged on application to tha Auctioneers oc to Mr Wm. Ool«man, Hope. BISLET BRO3. fc CO., Anotjonetra. TO LET. HILLOBEBT, Riohmond. R iS id«noa contains . eight rooms: every convenience ; splendid view. Now occupied by the «cv. Thoi. Br»y. Particulars on application to BISLEY BROS* ft 00| COCOANUT OIL CAKE, WE have just lauded 40 SACKS 00COANUT OIL CiKB, §£ Sale in lots to rait buyers. BISLEY BROS. A CO., AnaHonww. FOR SALE. DESIRABLE PEE EHOLD PROPERTIES 1 AT '■ TAKAKA, FOXHILL, WAKEHBLD. SUBURBAN NORTH, RIOHMOHD. ' 3RIQHTWATEB, STOKB, AND NGATIMOTI. 191 Aores Land (deferred payment) ' Takafea; about 25 acres in graaa, balance valuable bush ; good oppor-' ' Si tunity for a young man with small means ; low price and easy terms 2076 Aores Freehold Land belonging to theHonJos. Shephard. Tobaaold in one lot, or can be divided into three > Fairly easy terms. 154 Acres Freehold Land, Stanley Brook. All oleared but some 20 acres. • Subdivided into some 10 parts; resides©* thereon 950 Acres (more or less) Freehold Lend, being limestone country. Bufldinra, fenced and subdivided, and met desirableproperty ; price low particuonvlrs application 356 Acres Free Waverley, di-hold Land, vided into 12 paddocks ; plantation sheds, dip, and superior residence i particulars on application 144 Acres Freehold Laatf, Pigeon Valley Wakefield, about 4 miles from station; this will be sold at a lon figure It should prove a good investment or just the property for one with email capital 20 Aores Freehold Land, Suburban North j rich soil and good situation, with dwelling house thereon 134 Acres Freehold Land, Lower Moutere, mostly fenced and subdivided, good home of 8 rooms, which is well situated ; most suitable land for sheep and cattle, or for poultry and pig farm ; the owner is selling owing to ill health; must be sold j parifcicu lars on application - ' • 165 Acres Freeho'd Land, Brightwater Good residence and outbuildings orchard containing' 1000 choice fruit trees. Low price can be accepted ■* : 300 Acres Freehold Land jn two blocks v. each of 160 aores j will be sold inonai :■ r •' or two lots; situated Takaka distri«st» ' '. - -- good residence and outbuildings.f-'!.V/"-easy terms of payment can bear. •■ '-. ranged - '?'-'•-; 50 Acres Freehold Land, ' Stoke ; good • ''-' ; ' roads, live fences, splendid supply of : water, orchard, large residence with necessary farm outbuildings • .Email * deposit required, balance can remain ;; at from 5 per cent . -: - 150 Acres Leasehold Farm, Riwaka ; one - :'i of. the best properties : in the pro^ ' Vf:i rince ; easy terms can bo arranged ',"• " -"r^V 214 Acres Freehold Land, Stanlefaook, * : rmgfeuced and. subdivided; good ; ; -K:>'M . wunnpositiou, well watered, and wil«' -■"■• carry 6oo sheep v : y •, .■■ ' . -'? ; ' r '^ Free jiil i L&nri ww Cottage? havinr -i- i? r -K^ fontatte o? 38Et 9in, with* depth' dt'V^ 100f6 (mow or lew); together with ?- :;3 two Cottajie^ thereon, containing ji:^ ».T,d2 rooms respectively, bonded- on NiP tie one side Mra^J. Bibhaiaion'a'R.S^ p-opatty, and. ■■ ■ othervby^M«i't*|M Ha knees'. . , c £110." • : ••- -':'-*v v vi-t-^^ Dcgicabie Land : and Oottiga ia ,WaineV-°viiPi „ . stwet.'having.a; frontage of Wftfttfs^iPS depth of I«2, togethet with;- 'DiwHia^'^SßJl Boose therwor ooatoieg 4 womv ?5Si; . , ii^Utelywsoi^ed^lfiMß^to^^fg