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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXVIII, Issue 40, 19 May 1869, Page 2

Iteto gtobertisementg* IMPORTANT SALE OF ABOUT 2AAA VOLUMES BOOKS, jVJyJXJ COMPRISING EVERY BRANCH OF LITERATURE, Will take place AT THE NELSON AUCTION ROOMS, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), thb 20th Instant, At Eleven o'olock. Nearly all the Books are quite New, and most of them are handsomely and substantially bound, and copiously Illustrated with Coloured and other Plates. g3P° The Books are now ON VIEW, and Catalogues can be obtained from John R. Mabin, 746 Auctioneer. SALE OF HANDSOME PARLOUR SUITE, PIANO, SEWING MACHINE, SHOWER BATH, &c., &c, &c. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, MAY 2 0, At Twelve Noon. AT THE NELSOnTuOTION ROOMS. ! APARL O~lTlt SUITE, Consisting of — Large Sofa, Six Chairs and an Arm Chair, made by Wxme and Loohhead, of Mahogany, covered with Horsehair Piano and Stool, by AiiLiaoN, in Rosewood, almost new Sowing Machine, by Wheeieb and Wilson, in Handsome Walnut Case Shower Bath Carpet, 18 h x 16 Toilet Glasa on Marble Stand Handsome Loo Table Useful Library Copying Press and Inkstand complete. John R. Mabin, 752 Auctioneer. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. Pursuant to instructions received from the DeputyRkgtstbab of the Supbeme Coubt, at Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand, and the application of the Mobtgagee : MR. HENRY DODSON will SELL by public AUCTION, at his Auction Mart, Blenheim, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th June next, at Noon — All that pastoral FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 13,000 ACRES (more or less), situate in the District of tho Awatere, in the Province of Marlborough, and known as the "MARATHON RUN." Tho RUN is capable of Depasturing 12,000 Sheep at least ; is partly fenced with Wire Fences ; ha« all the usual Apliances for Working a Station ; is dißtanfc about eighteen miles from Blenheim (the nearest Shipping Port) ; and is altogether a most Valuable Property. Particulars of Title may be obtained at the office of Mr. D. SiNOtAiB, Solicitor, Nelson. 751 BARQUE FANNY, FROM LONDON. ALL ACCOUNTS or CLAIMS against this Vessel must be SENT IN, in duplicate, to the office of tho undersigned, before noon, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 19th instant, after which none will be recognized. Nath. Edwabds and Co., Agents, Nelson, May 19, 1869. 740 MITRE HOTEL, Bridge and Colling-"WOOD-STBEETS J R. H. HARPER, Proprietor (lato Steward of S.S. Kennedy, Nelson, and Wallaby), begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that tho above HOUSE is NOW OPEN under his own supervision ; and he hopes that his large experience in the Catering Department will be a sufficient guarantee that all Visitors will be provided with every comfort. N.B.— EXCELLENT STABLING, and a good SKITTLE ALLEY. 8®" TRIPE or OYSTER SUPPERS EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. FILES of the WEST COAST PAPEBS always on HAND. 743 [bemoved fhom beidge-steeet.] JAMES ~~T INGLE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Teapaxgae-stbeet, Nelson. New Buildings, opposite Moobe's Auction Mart. HpENDER ACCEPTED by the WAIMEA JL ROAD BOARD :- £ s. d. W. Bubton— lmproving Channel . . 510 0 T. J. Thompgon, Secretary. May 15, 1869. 738 JUST ARRIVED, PER LISMORE, FROM ADELAIDE. 2 A G)f\ BAGS HART'S superior yii£ \J ADELAIDE FLOUR, in 1001b. Bags. The quality of tho above Flour is guaranteed to be superior to any yet imported. H. Davis. Bridge-Blrcet, March 22. 495 GROVER AND BAKER!S UNHIVAIiLED SEWING AND EMBROIDERING MACHINES. Simplest, Cheapest, Best, (150 of which are in use in Nelson, and without a singlo instance of rlispsatisfadion), are supplied by tho undersigned on the pnme terms introduced by him in the disposal of Pianopoutks, and whereby, after a gpeoifu'd scries of monthly payments, and without any fubther payment whateveb, the machine becomes tho property of tho hirer. Instructions gratis. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. M. STAN TON, Sole Agent. 2055 "CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868." NOTICE is hereby given that, on and after the 19th June, the •« CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868," will be ENFOECHD on my LAND, being part of Section No. 2, Wivniea-south ; and it is uiv intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for all CATTLE TRESPASSING on tho said land, whether fenced or unenclosed. James Jabt. Waimea-south, May 17, 1869. 744 NOTICE.— All PERSONS found TRESPASSING, after this date, on my FARM, being part of Section No. 2, Waimea-south, will be PROSECUTED. James Jaby. May 17, 1860. 745