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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SATUBDA.Y NEXT, at 11 o'olook. AUOTION~~BALE OF PIANO, Household furniture, Books, Etc, MESSRS BISLEY BROS & 00, have reoeived instructions from a Lady who is leaving Nelson, to sell by public auotion, at their Booms, Hardy streat, A quantity of useful Household Furniture and Effeofcs, comprising— Piano (by Bottger), iron oot, grindstone, fenders, meat safe, Colonial oven, ooal scuttle, globes, stoves, fire irons, looking glasEes, tables, spring-seated chairs, commode, oval table, locker, wheelbarrow, fire guard, spring mattress, rugs, rookers, chairs, book case, fire Boreens, wardrobes, sideboard, Duobesa eet, torning lathe, iron bedsteads, pictures, olook, lamps, buckets, 200 books, etc. BISLEY BROS & CO, Auctioneers TO HOP GROWERS AND GARDENERS. SATURDAY NEXT, at 11 a.m. Hop Drags # MESSRS BISLEY BROS. & 00. acting under instructions, will sell by public Auction, at their Rooms, Hardy street, on Saturday next, at 11 o'olook; 24 Hop Drags Sale at 11 a.m. BISLEY BROS & CO. Auctioneers. SATURDAY NEXT, at 11 a.m." JAPANESE Carpets, Matting, &c # i/fEBsBS BISLEI BROS & 00 *-▼-!■ having reoeived instructions from the Shippers, will sell by public auotion, at their Booms, on Saturday next, at 11 o'olook, 3 rolls Japanese Matting 12 Matting Squat es 6 Large Hearth Rugs 3 Carpet Squares 9x9 ,H do do 9 x ICJ 3 do do 9 x 12 3 do do 12 x 12 BISLEY BROS & 00, Auctioneers. FORTHCOMING STOCKPILES, RICHMOND. Second Wednesday in January. TAKAKA. Early ia February. MOTUBKA. Early in February. Permanent yards about toba erected ia paddock south of Motueka Hotel. NGATIMOTI. Ear.y in Febraary, MOTUBKA VALLEY. £ccond Wednesday in February. MUROHISON. Third week in February. RICHMOND. Last week in February. iy Clients and stock owners will find it to their interest to enter early Sheep and Cattle for above sales, and to assist in securing Urge numbers, in which case we Bhall have buyers from the West Ooaat, and as well from and for tbe Canterbury market. Sellers are requested to forward entries early. No charge is made for advertising stock. BISLEY BROS. & CO., Auctioneers. ifiYE&Tlffln 3ANT£D. PO£\ f\f\f\ T0 LBND in lar B e or 3b{£O)\J*J\J small sums on Freehold Security ; interest from 4 J per cent. OITY PBOPERTY. We can negotiate for clients Loans on City Property, repayable by instalments (Principal and Interest) extending to 8, 10. 12, 15, or" 20 years. The term oan be arranged aooording to the option of the borrower. Half-yearly payments. BISLEY BROS & CO FOR^ILE VALUABLE Properties at Stoke Particulars— 52 acres Freehold Land 18 acres do do We are instructed by the Trustee to clear the above, which places us in a position to offer any of these desirable properties at reduced rates. We can also arrange for the greater part of the purchase money to remain at the low rate of five per cent, or, if half cash, the can be secured at 4J per cent. BISLEY BROS. & CO. JUST ARRIVED Another Snipinect of liyegrass aid Clover Seed, mixed, 2/10 per JSiife'lieN The best value ever offered to the Nelson farmers. Samples sent post free. BIPLBY BROS. & CO. Freehold Property BTANLEY BROOK, New ocoupied by MR. J, S. WILKINSON, containing 1 q i Acres (more or Icbb), with Dwelling I_O~L House, Outbuildings, Sbeep Dip and Yards thereon; all fenced and subdivided, cleared, and in grass. The above Freehold Land lies open, is sunny, good sbeep country, and desirably situated. As well come 30 acres have been un ier cultivation. We are instructed to Bell, and shall be pleased to give particulars to an) one applying, To one ...th small capital who ib desirous of makicg a home we cm recommend to secure. The bulk of the purchase money (if desired) oan be arranged with tbe Auctioneers at from 4| per ceni. Apply ea?ly. BISLEY BROS & CO., Auctioneers