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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXVIII, Issue 10, 3 February 1869, Page 1

SLaniJcti 3Properttj* MESSRS. CURTIS BROTHERS are instructed to SELL the following PROPERTIES by Private Contract— TO BE LET OR SOLD. Town of Nelson — Toi-Toi Valley — Five and a-hnlf Acres, well fenced, and laid down in prairie graßS, one of the acres abutting on St. Vincont-atreet j planted with fruit trees. The pleasint and convenient House built by Mr. Bray, with three Acres of ground. FOR SALE. own op Nelson— Acres No. 971, 975, 977, 979. „ „ 160. „ „ 1,022 and 1,024 „ „ 648. „ „ 967. „ „ 358. » » 63- „ „ 766, 767, and 768. „ „ 112, 113, and 114. „ „ 28, and 33. „ „ 881, and 882, fenced and in grass. Building Site 3on Acre No. 485, having frontages to Coliingwood-strcet and Shelbourne-ftreot. Also, soveml very desirable Sites for either business purposes or private residences, in different parts of the town. The House and grounds of Dr. CtTSACK. Waieau Valley. — An extensive Farm, with good House and outbuildings, togethor with farm implements and ntock of sheep, cattle, &c. Onakaka (Golden Bay). — Section JNo. 98, 150 acres. Takaka.— Part of Section No. 147, 100 acres of good Land ; part bush, the rest open. Peioeus. — The license over about 3,000 acre*, and the freehold of about 200 acres, with thirty heifers depasturing thereon. Aniseed Valley. — 3,000 acres, fourteon miles from Nelson by tho road, only seven milei over the hills. There are nomo improvements on the land ; it ia now capable of carrying a few oheep, and can bo made to carry a large number. Town op Picton.' — Sections 378, 755, 480, 275, 402, 472, 534, 514, 70, 394, 1014, 1005, 1039, 1018, 1036, 221, 199, 34, 1055, 1018, and 103 G. WAIMTtA-SoUTH. — 160 acres of bush fond, consisting of red and white pine, and vumi, wo.ll adapted for erecting a saw mill ; 35 Rcren of the land contains .e^od te°d| an d is fenced with a strong post and rail fciu-ft. Waikea Sottth. — IsOOO none, about twenty* five miles from JN'elsou, with good druv roncL Tht> lmlk of the l.wd, low down*, capable of cultivation. Excellent sawing timber ; nvvc.r failing water; goodhouNO; pa.idooka j orchards ; nt<n:!. jard, &c. WjURAir West. — Sections Now. 61 and #5, wh ]50 OCPH. Riwaka. -15 acres, h R], No. 8. IsIoTtrEKA. — Section "No. 235 } 50 seres. Coxlingwood Sr3crKHAN. — Sections Noa. 186, 187, 188, 139, IVO, and 191. WATfifTCA-^OTTTH. — (iOO acres of good Land, iow hill and Gut, unkneed, but ha 3«i good deal cf grar.o, and abuntlftnco of fencing and !ir ewood. WAKR7f3LB Dowsß.—Beol»i»u S(J (150 Bnre»), good 0-rasn Land. Con.n«OR"OOD. — 640 arre* wnll-limbered Land, with two mile* of fi outage to the Biver Aor.'.ro oommeno'njf witiii/t two milei» o^ tho To«in<£ Collingwood. Tb<» properly is m:ll nuited for tho erection of n Haw itfill. 7.TLLASK OF Motickka. — A large and aubntantis! Family Residence, with 2<* v-\:v?*> of first-rat^ Laod.' Tho whole fenced it} t and tho gretrtf-r part l&id 'iovra in Qross, the reujuimk-r b.-ir.g Timber Land, Motowka.— Boo &m-«, of which übout 100 are Bufh, the remainder open laud, with n email PvelliTi;r-houPR, Stockyard, &c. Pakawaxt (Groldtm Be.v).-~ Section N0. 1.0 (80jwr«0, Takaka. — A Farm of 130 acreß, with new aevonroomed house, barn, and other outbuildings, yai'ds; &<i, ; one acre m garden and orchard, and about thirty acres in grass and cultivation ; onethird of 1-md hush, the remainder opon. A few hundred Bheop and twelve head of Cattle c^u be purchased with the above. 2,000 or 3,000 acres of the surrounding land being unsold, are available for grazing. Quail Valley. — 190 acres consisting of fern, flax, &c.j on the main trunk lino to tie Buller and Wairau, with half-a-mile of frontage to the road. Further particular* of the properties above cleierihod, M of many other* not ia this advflrtwetfwnt, i'olucling leveral eligible Shbe? Sims, both sarga and nmall, rear bo obtained on application to tbst nfowfcinpci. 439 SPLENDID BUILDING SITE. MR. ELLIOTT has been instructed by the Mortgagee to SELL by AUCTION the VALUABLE ACRE, No. 476, on the plan of the City, adjoining the resideuce of J. Shakp, Esq., having a frontage to Trafalgar-street South and to Shelbourne-street. The Acre is fenced and in grass, is situated in the best neighbourhood, ia one of the most healthy building sites in the city, and possesses v commanding view. Time of sale in a future advertisement. 213 NELSON COLLEGE. TTIGHFIELD RUN. —TENDERS are JOL invited for LEASING-, for a term of seven years, SECTIONS Noh. 22 to 40, inclusive, on the Plan of the DTSTRTCT of AMUP.I ; containing together in one Block, 2,780 Acres, more or leus. Scaled Tenders marked " Tender for College Land," addressed to tho undersigned, will be received until the 10th day of March next. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Robert Pollock, Secretary. Nelson, January 15, 1869. 121 TO SHEEPFARMERS AND OTHERS. mENDERS are invited for SEVEN YEARS' JL LEASE of MIDDLEHURST RUN, Awaterp, Province of Marlborough, the property of Messrs. Ceobs and Mowat. The Run contains about 40,000 acres (more or less), is well defined by river-boundaries and purchased land, and is considered to be as fine a fattening run as any in the Province ; has Dipping-tanks, Draftingyards, &c, complete. With the Run there will be let about 6,100 Sheep, of mixed ages and Bexex. The Run can be seen at any time, and possession given on Ist April, 1569. Conditions of lease, with plan of Run, can be seen at the house of Mr. A. Mowat, Awatere, or at the office of Mr. James S. Cross, Nelson, by either of whom tenders, addressed Messrs. Cboss and Mowat, in sealed envelopes, and marked " Tender for Middlehurst Run," will be received until Ist March, 1869." 76 rpHE LESSEE of Middlehurst Run can X PURCHASE from 4,000 to 5,000 SHEEP, which have boen bred, and are now running on the property of tho undersigned. Apply to Jas. S. Cboss, Sen., 75 The Harbour.