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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 97, 7 August 1866, Page 1

EanUeti property, &c. MESSRS. CURTIS BROTHERS are instructed to SELL the following PROPERTIES by Private Contract — Town op Nelson — Acres No. 1,022 and 1,024. it » 6^B- „ „ 967. „ „ 258. „ „ 68. „ „ 76«, 767, and 763. „ „ 71*. 715, and 718. „ „ 112, 113, and 114. „ „ 28, and 33. „ „ 881, and 882, fenced and in grass. „ „ 70, with Building thereon. An ornamental Cottage, with two-stall Stable, pleasantly situated on about two acres. A good five-roomed House, at the Port, with an aore of land in garden— an excellent site, with a view of the sea. Several Building Sites, for either business purposes or private residences. A good family House, and twelve acres in garden and paddock, with Stable and outbuildings ; all in excellent order. An excellent family House, with Stable, Dairy, and other outbuildings, together with (our acres in garden and paddock ; all in complete order. Motueka. — Section No. 190, fifty acres. Waimea-E ast.— Section No. 183. Motueka. — A Farm comprising sixty-two acres, with a six-roomed House, orchard and garden, securely fenced, and mostly in grass. Quail Valley. — 600 acres of Land, about twentyfive miles from Nelson, on a main trunk road to the Wairau and the Buller. 400 acres are level j 800 acres are fenced, and 200 acres laid down to grass ; with an eleven-roomed house, three-stall stable, &0., ko. Pelobus. — The license over about 3,000 acres, and the freehold of about 200 acres, with thirty heifers depasturing thereon. Aniseed Valley. — 3,000 acres, fourteen miles from Nelson by the road, only seven miles over the hills. There are some improvements on the land ; it is now capable of carrying a few sheep, and can be made to carry a large number. Town op Pioton.— Sections 378, 755, 480, 275, 462, 472, 634, 614, 70, 394, 1014, 1005, 1039, 1018, 1036, 221, 199, 34, 1055, 1018, and 1036. Waimea-Bouth.— l6o acres of bush land, consisting of red and white, pine and rimu, well adapted for erecting a saw mill j 35 acres of the land contains good feed, and is fenced with a strong post and rail fence. Waimea South.— 4,ooo acres, about twenty-five miles from Nelson, with good dray road. The bulk of the land, low downs, capable of cultivation. Excellent sawing timber ; never failing water ; good house ; paddocks ; orchards ; stock yard, &o. Waibau West. — Sections Nob. 61 and 65, each 160 acres. - Golden Bay, Tamatba, nsab. Collih&wood. — About 168 acres of good land, to which coasting vessels can go alongside and discharge. Riwaka. -15 acres, b 61, No. 8. Motueka. — Section No. 235 ; 50 acres. Collingwood Sububban.— -Sections Nos. 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, and 191. Waimba-South. — 600 acres of good Land, low hill and flat, unfenced, but has a good deal of grass, and abundance of fencing and firewood. Wakbpuld Downs. — Seotion 86 (150 acres), good Grass Land. Takaka. — Section 80, 150 acres good level Land. Collingwood. — 640 acrei well-timbered Land, with two milei of frontage to the River Aorere, commencing within two miles of the Town o< Oollingwood. This property is well suited for the erection of a Saw Mill. Riwaka. — A Saw Mill in full operation, with 20 acres of Land, and the right of cutting Timber over 2,000 acres adjoining, at a moderate royalty. Village op Motueka.— A large and subntantiai Family Residence, with 24 acres of first-rate Land. The whole fenced in, and the greater part laid down in Grass, the remainder being Timber Land. Motubka.— Boo acres, of which about 100 are Bush, the remainder open land, with a small Dwelling-house, Stockyard, Ac. Waibau.— Section 11. (160 aores). Pakawau (Golden Bay). — Seotion No.lO(80aores). Further particulars of the properties above described, as of many otheri not in thi» advertisement, including leveral eligible Sheep Runs, both large and small, may be obtained on application to the advern«i>-». 132 TO LET, a COTTAGE, BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, and FIVE AORES of GROUND, at Ranzau, on the main line of road, half-way between Richmond and the river. A good opening. Apply to the proprietor, Robebt Disheb, Trafalgar Hotel. Neison, June 27. 1674 FOR SALE.— A new improved PRIZE BONE MILL, complete, of four hor*e-power. This Mill can be confidently recommended by the importer as a first-olass prize crusher, and will be landed on the wharf at cost price. For particulars, apply to Mr. W. C. Habley, Raglan Brewery, 1864 Nelson. FOR SALE, the powerful ENTIRE CART HORSE, PRINCE ROYAL, Rising three years, by Baron Renfrew, out of Mr. A. Sau>debb* prize mare. Prince Royal took the prizes of the Association as a yearling, and again the following year as a two-year old. Also, A new timber WAGON, with movable body. Built of Sydney timber. For particulars, apply to T. H. Foy, 1937 Franklin-street. fEercj)antJise* ANYONE CAN USE THEM. TUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES. A basin of water is all that is required to produce the most brilliant and fashionable colours on Silks, Woollens, Cottons, Ribbons, <fee., in ten minutes, by the use of JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES. Twelte colours, price Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and ss. per bottle. The#e Dyes will also be found useful for imparting colour to Feather*, Fibre*, Grasses, Seaweed, Ivory, Bone, Wood, Willow Shavings, Paper ; also for tiutng Ph'<tograpli», and for Illuminating. May be had of all chemists throughout the world. Wholesale Depot :— l9a, Coleman-stbbet, London. %* Liberal discount to dealers. 1001