TO-MORROW. THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 o'clock sharp. WAIMEA WEST. AUCTION SALE OP AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING LAND, SITUATED NEAE BRIGHTWATER. AND UNEESEEVED BALE OF SHEEP, HORSES, FARMJMPLEMENTS, ETC. MESSES BISLEY BROS. * CO., acting under instructions from the Owners, MESSRS M. NEWTH & SON, trill sell by Publio Auction, on the property (known as "Disher's"), Waimea West, on Thursday, August Ist, at 2 p.m. The Whole Block of FREEHOLD LAND, Together with SHEEP, HOESES, AND IMPLEMENTS, consisting of — r ryQ AOEES (more or less) Freehold O ifJ Land, all fenced and subdivided, with convenient Residence and Outbuildings thereon. 400]?cros8bred Sheep— 2, 4, 6, and 8 tooth— to be sold in lots to suit buyers 1 ;r>rau£jht Gelding, 5 years, broken to all work 1 Unbroken Draught, 2 years 1 Light Horae 1 Spring Trap, injlrst-olasa order I superior heavy draught gelding 1 medium draught, broken to all work Also, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Bile at 2 o'clock sharp. The above land is partly under plough, and is situated in a warm sunny position, with good road frontages, | being within easy distance of Brightwater Railway Station, and can be described as first-class grazing p/operty, especially for sheep. If desired, two-thirds of the purchase money can be arranged at a low rate of interest. Full particulars given on application to BISLEY BEOS. & CO., Auctioneers, SATUKDAY NEXT, at il o'olook, I AUCTION SALE OF WALNUT VIENNA CHAIKS. MESSRS BISLBY BROS. & CO., acting under instructions from the Shippers, will seJl by Publio Auction, at their Kooms, Hardy-street, oonsignmeit of TOO BHOWN VIENNA CHATES, BISLEY BROS. & CO,, Auctioneers. S ATUEDA T, August 3rd, at Noon, HORSES. MESSRS BISLEY BROS. & CO., acting Sunder instructions from the Owners, will sell by Publio Aaction, at their Yards, Hardy-street, on Safanday, August 3rd; at noso, L Chestnut Harness Mare, 3 off, broken 1 Light Draught Mare, 3 off, broken to all harness 1 Express Gelding, 5 off, broken to all work. 1 bay Harness Mare, 4 off, quiet, and guaranteed good Sale at Noon. BISLET BEOS. & CO., Auctioneers, WEEKL ' STOCK_SALES RAILWAY PALE YARDS, RICHMOND BALES FORTHCOMING WEDNESDAY, Aug. 7, at 230. N.B.— The above stock yards, recently extended, now provide every accommoda tion for large and small cattle. Pig pens have also been erected. Stock owners will S lease notice that our sales'will be con* noted weekly instead of fortnightly. If daaired, padaooklng can be arranged on application to the Auctioneers, or to Mr Win. Coleman, Hope. BI LET BEOS. & CO., Auctioneers. SATUEDAY, August 10th, at Noon, SALE BY~AUCTION. SUBDIVISION OF FIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN^ FREEHOLD LAND, IN'O 10 ALLOTMENTS. Varying in size fr m THREE-QUAKTEE ACRE TO 12 ACEES FREE TITLES GIVEN. Presenting a rare chance to the Working Man, Independent Man, Sp°oulator, Trustees, and others to secure Propertieo of Unequalled Situations, commanding magnificent vieivs. Most suitable for Eesidential purposes, Fruit Cultivation, Grazxng, Pou'try Farming, etc. At Low Upset Prices, and on terms to suit one and all, MESSRS BIBLFY BROS. & C\ have been favoured with instructions to sell by Publio Auction, at their Rooms, Hard* -street, on Saturday, August 10th, at noon aharp. f§T Particulars later. WATQH THIS bPACE FOR LOW UPSET PRICES. OT They will astonish you. The above valuable block of Freehold properties is situated just outside the c-ty boundary, adjoining, on iheton-n side Mr Borford, and some twenty minutes' walk from the General Post Office, having frontages to Wakapnaka Road. The upse pri«e3 on allotments mil not be one quarter as comp.irod with present vatnes of Wocd acres situated from a quarter to hilf a mile away ; >.ud at tbe same t'me come of the land bc-ine t ffen-d for sale is almost of cqu 1 value for market gardening, fruit cultivation, tomato and cucumber growing, the latter under glass, and superior for poultry farming, grazing purposes, eto. The position is warm, and commands an unequalled view. The water supply is from a never failing stream, which will be reserved, and the larger blooks will have access to same. Free Titles. The title of the properties is Land Transfer, ani to each purchaser a title will be giren free of cost. All a'lotments will be sold subject to survey. Low Rates. We would po : nt out to intending purohasera tbot this valuable propei-ty i 3 fronting the main level road from tbe ] city, and being outside the town boundary, will not, be subject to city lajes. An Opportunity. To young men starting lite, to speculators and others requiring convenient rroperties to the city, this sale offers a rare ( hance to secure land which should at no distant date double its present value. Terms. One-third of the purchase money to be paid within o> c momh from date of sale, and the balance, if deaired, can ream a for. a term of five years, interest at 5 per cent per annum. Or if the pu erasers desire to pay • ash at one month after sale, a discount of 2i percent will be allowed off the full purohasa money. Sale at Noon Bharp. BISLEY BROS. & CO.. Auotiontera. i
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 172, 31 July 1901, Page 3
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