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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12805, 28 May 1910, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. Bisley Bros, and Co. A RARE CHANCE. One of the best runs and agriculture ' properties for mixed farming in the district, containing : — 3 OAA ACRES (more or less) »/* \J\J O i osc to R a ii wa y Station , School, Post Office, Storo, etc., about two-thirds low hills mostly lime formation, some 300 Acres now under cultivation and we would say without | hesitation there is no better agriculture land in the Dominion; to prove our statement ono must sco for himself the wonderful crops such as Hops, Rape, Turnips, Oats and Wheat grown thereon. The property is to be sold as a going concern including some 3,200 sheep as well as horses and cattle; also all harness, farm implements, furniture, etc. Easy terms about one-third cash required, the bala_\co can retr.am for a, term of 7 years, at 5 per cent. This very 'desirable property is well watered, and tliere is splendid building accommodation. It would divide to advantage into 6 or ton nice farms. For dairying the flats would be most valuable. Fuller particulars at our offices. BISLEY BROS.. & CO., 1292 Sole Agents. Alfred CouKJ. THIS ~ - SATUR DAY AFTERNOON at 2.30. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD CITY PROPERTY. AND STOCK-IN-TRADE, PLANT, EXPRESSES, HARNESS, ETC., IN THE ESTATE OF W. MILLER (deceased). ALFRED GOULD, acting undor instructions from tke Public 'J 'iustee, will sell as above, on tho premises, Bridge street, opposite " Mail" Officß— Biieklayers and Plasterers' Tools, Chain Blocks, Laddeis, Barrows, Hand Cart, Truck, X-cut Saws, Shovels, Spades, Picks, New and S. H. Bricks, 2 Expresses, Sundry Bame**?, Pipes, Connections, Tiles, etc. At 8 p m_ Frecisely : The Valuable leasehold of all that parcel of LaND situated in Bridge street, being part of Section 159 on the plan of the City of Nelson, together with the Shop and Outbuildings thereon, having a frontage of 58 feet by a depth of 291 feet, more or less. Further particulars from , JAMES E. ALLEN, f? District Manager, Public Trustee, 1554 Or the Auctioneer. Tuesday Next, at 12.45 p.m. (Prior to starting Miss Abnolp's Sale) ALFRED GOULD, acting under instruct ns from Mr VV. Buschl, will sell as above, on Miss Arnold's property, " Riverside," Brightwater :— OKK A CiraS OF LAND, L LP., situated at Wairoa Gorge. Fu.U particulars later. ALFEED GOULD, IGOO Auctioneer. Tuesday, Next, at I p.m.; ALFEED GOULD, in conjunction withF. & D. Edwards, acting under instructions from Miss Arnold, who is leaving the district, will sell as above, at her residence, " Riverside." Brightwater (next the Bridge). PIANO, FURNITURE AND EFFECT?, GOWS AND PRIZE POULTRY. Piano (Broadwood), Occasional Tables, Chairs. Sofa, Carpet, Curtains Bugs. Mats. Fenders and Irons, Pictures, Ornaments, Bedsteads, Wire t Spring, and Kapoc Mattresses, Chests, Washstands, Toiletware, Mirrors, Blankets, Sheets, Linos, Cooking Utensils, Mangle, Garden Tools, etc., etc. Also, 2 GOOD MILK COWS, BROWN aud WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS (pr.e stocki). Etc, etc. Clients wishing to make entries of Stock will please forward particulars at onco to ALFBID GOULD, IQ3B Auctioneer. THE R IDD MILKING MACHINE IS THE LATEST AND BEST. 10 TO 60 CC* ws P erHo - r - Pamphlets and full particulars given on application. BISLEY BEOS. & CO. 1326 District Agents. A GOOD WHISKY liequires A COOD MINERAL WATER. THERE IS— There- can be— None better for WHYTE & MACKAY'S (or any other brand) than "W A l-R ON G A. ' The King of Table Water 3. FOH PROMPT SALE. TO WIND UP. Compact LEASEHOLD PEOPERTY inthe Estate of W. A. Gainsfobd deceased. SHERRY DISTRICT. A f*v_£v ACEES - " 9 years' lease con **±< / O sisting of 100 aores rich flat and 376 acres undulating; good portion in English grasses and under cultivation. Fences are new. Subdivided into 9 parts, watered by never-failing ttreams. Well finished New Eesidence pnd necessarj farm outbuildings, situated near school, post office and railway station. To thoso on the look-out for a compact farm at a low price, wo can with every confidence recommend the above. It is capable of much improvemect by which the owner should be recouped for hii, labor. The land will produce good crops such as wheat, oats, turnips, rape, etc.' It is also good sheep and cattle countryand will grazj up to iOO sheep and 40 milch cows. For further par' iculaw apply H. Gainsfobd, the Sherry, or to . BISLEY BEOS. & CO.. 1453 Nelson. NEW BOOKS. Smedley's Service, 3s Cd • Athertjn's Power Ivory, 2s fid aad 3s 6d Praed's Eoinanie Madamoiselle; 2s 6d and 3s Gd. * ' ' Thuraton's Greatest Wish, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Duack's Wrack, 3s fid. Reynolds' Out of the Night, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Allen Raino's Under the Thatch, 6d and3s6d. Frame's The Wild Heart, Ss 6d. ..'.'- --~ NEW SIXPENNY EDITIONS. Vogel's Maori Ma:d, Labatina's Thame Motley, LyaU's Love and the Prodigal, Tynan's Daughter of the Fields, Begbie's The Vigil, Levan's Nancy Nicholson, Churchill's African Journey, Griffith's In Tight Places, .Gallon's Cometh Up, Mead's Colonel Tracy 'o Wife, Hill's Troubled Waters. y ENGLISH MEMORIAL UMBERS. His late Majtfty bhe Wxng. OBDEBS 1 NOW BOOKED for -Uiese arriving July ' J. E. ffounsefl & Go. TBAFALGAB STBEET