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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, 18 December 1909, Page 4

IVfOT^EKA VARDS. rpUESDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. "■" Present Entries ; QJT\ HEAI) MIXED CATTLE. - Further Entries Invited. .- . BISLEY BROS, and CO., -■ "y "•'.'■' -Auctioneers. • ON SATURDAY, 15th JANUARY, at Noon. . AUCTION SALE of VALUABLE SHEEP PROPERTY, Situated about 2£ Miles from the City, * AiKSXmN AS "WOODLANDS," - • :To be Sold by Public Auction. By Order of the Mortgagees". MESSRS BISLEY BROS, and CO. - . will- sell by Public Auction at their LAND SALE - ROOMS, Hardy-st. , on above date, the Freehold' ahd Lease- i hold (L.1.P.) Run, known as . . "WOOD- J LANDS," containing 1400- acres (more i or less), together with all improvements thereon. ' The block is mostly ring-fenced, sub-divided into a number of parts, with , comfortable residence ; sheep ' yards, dip, etc. - ; This property shouldy owing to its : , nearness to the City, in a short time increase in value.! 'The property is capable of sub-division, and would be useful -, for sheep grazing, dairying, .' poultryfarming, etc.. There is also a consider- . able quantity of dead wood ahd green bush, which should prove '- very valuable for firewood purposes. '•Fuller particulars, terms of sale, etc., . can be obtained at the Offices of the' Auctioneers. ' ',- • r j BISLEY BROS, and CO., V* ; :..'.■„. y-. .-.- . ■.:.. Hardy-etreet. . Wednesday 22nd inst \ at i p.m. sharp. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, & PIANOLA. , V-.IIV '■■ ..:,. — -±~ - "; . A" LFRED GOULD, acting under inXjl V structions fro mH. N. Naideb,Eshj., (who is leaving VNelson), will sell as 'above at his Residence, Bronti-street, the Whole of' his" .'■''»! V SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND 'FURNISHINGS. Magnificent Upright Grand Piano (Lipp), Almost' new Pianola {Molai), Chesterfield anid Divan Chair (in moquette), Velvet pile, carpet square, brass kerb and brasses, English oocasional tables, and chairs, -Cromwell stool ,easy and rattan chairs, vaSes, ornaments, coal vase, curtains and poles ,extension able in cedar, sideboard, .English walnut overmantel, marble cloek shade, 6 chairs (mahogany frames), fender,' brasses, rugs, curtains, hall stand, •A-cm-iister stair carpets, rods, inlaid hall linoleum, mohair sup mats. ' ,'. MASSIVE 3-PIECE BEDROOM : SUITE, comprising, pedestal dressing tab]© with 12 drawers, large cheval glass back plate, marble top pedestal • washstand, three large bevel plates and tiles in'- back,. chest of drawers (Scotch). The whole- is made of 'New. Zealand woods, ! plain oiled and an exceptional design. 7 -Double bedstead, wire-and Horsehair r mattresses, toiletware, cork carpet, linolenm, rugs,' runners, slips, single brass I. rail bedstead, wire horsehair mattresses,. "5-drawer chests, washstands and ware, : wardrobe, duchess chest, marble top . washstand, 7-drawer chest, three-quar-'.ter brass rail bedstead, wire horse hair, and flock mattresses, study writing table, combination conch (wire seat and cushions), brass Tail fender, copying press, bookshelvt***" valuable colection of books, Fletcher gi. Hive, cooking utensils, "crockeryware, glassware, enamelware, table, chairs, plate rack, scales, and weights, linoleums, rugs, mats, ete., etc. i-Goode on view on TUESDAY, 21st, 2 to 4 p.m. IF NECESSARY, THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED at 2 p.m. an 7 THE FOLLOWING DAY (Thursday). . ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer.- - HURSDAY, 30th inst., at liil. HOUSEHOLD FXJBOTTURE,AOT> EFFECTS. ALFRE DGOULD, 'acting under instructions from Mas. KiKK, who is leaving Nelson,' will sell as above, at her residence, "Elm Villa," Waimea Road— Handsome'.., Bookcase in totara, Occa-' sional Chairs and Tables, Carpet Squares, Rugs and "Mats, Japanese' Paintings uid Silk Work; 7'Carpet, chests, drawers,- ducheee cheste, Washstands aid ware, sewing machine, . din-hg table and chairs, easy chairs in. leather, -..wicker chair and. cushions, bedsteads, - wire and kapoc matresses,. night cominode, cooking utensils,' ! crockeryware, glassware, . gas stove, bamboo blinds,' wira netting; etc. •".,. -ALFRED GOULD, . ' • Auctioneer. XjIAT SHEEP & LAMBS. WE are. BUYERS \)f Prime FAT.I WETHERS and LAMBS, for delivery January, February, and March., Sellers kindly advise for sale, and time of delivery: ' ;V BISLEY BROS, and CO. FOR CHRISTMAS AND SUMMER BEVERAGES. DRINK KOPS" ENGLISH ALE & . KOPS* ENGLISH STOUT. Brewed. from Hops and Malt, fennented with yeast, yet non-alcoholic' SUPPLIED in cases of six dozen at 4s 6d, delivery to any part of the City, Railway Station, or Wharf. Also sold by botle and glass at all refreshment shops. Ask yonr grocer for it. KOPS' PURE ENGLISH FRUIT ;'. ' , CORDIALS ARE THE BEST, Consisting of Raspberry, Bh'-v Brandy, Ginger Brandy, Pineapple, Lemon Squash, Lemon , Syrup, Concentrated Ginger Beer, ; ' Peppermint, Cloves, etc. ; i . . AAbd' ' ."■ Kops' Extract of Ginger Beer, one bottle i :-■-.. will make two gallons. ■ • Quotations on application. Order early. ■ Supplied by us either wholesale or re? tail in case lots only. BISLE7 BROS. & CO., District' Agents. r. !; ii • v v '" — — — Tr — rTIHE GREAT FODDER ''for the fnitß* will 3o we^ on lands. THOBNLESS CACTUS. BISLEY BBOS., and CO., Distriet Agents, from whom partioulara can bs obtained. * piORRIEDALE FLOCK EAMS ; FROM the Flocks of G. D, Greenwood Esq., and C. H. Ensor Esq. Guaranteed to breed trne to type.rilnhred"_by the present owner eincs 1879. The coining typ« of sheep. ■ Aa freezers they - pass 'as prime Canterbury. 'Provides a heavy fleece of wool which realises the highest rates. We are, now booking orders for February delivery at JB4 4s. to SA 10s, delivered' Nelson. As we have only a limited number of these celebrated sheep we recommend clients to send in their orders early. BISLEY BROS. & CO., District Agents. GRAMOPHONES. WE have been favoured with the SOLE Agency of these wonderful instruments. The Greatest Artists in the World. - Sing into these instruments only, including Melbt*, Tettrazzini, Calve, Caruso, Battistim, John Harrison, Scotti, Harry Lauder, etc. Madame Claba Butt has at.last come to the conclusion that the instruments are so perfect that she is justified in singing for them, and we shall have the records shortly. Call and hear them at THE GRAMOPHONE AGENCY, 100 Trafalgar-street (opp. Old Post Office,) •