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Marlborough Press, Volume I, Issue 19, 12 May 1860, Page 2

STRAYED from Blenheim, TWO RED BULLOCKS 5 both branded R H on near rump: Any person delivering the same to the undersigned will.be rewarded. 221 % E. W. Pasley. NOTICE.— All persons CUTTING or REMOVING TIMBER from the Line of Road in Kaituna will be PROSECUTED. 222 . ! • M. Maher. FCfk SALE, Avery desirable property in the Kaituna-valley, being section 31, and part of 32, known as the “Fern Flatj” consisting of upwards of 220 acres, partly open and partly bush land. Has an excellent waterfall, well adapted for a Saw Mill. There is a considerable extent of the finest timber land in the district in the neighbourhood. This property might form the nucleus of a very fine estate, and will be sold a bargain for cash, or part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage, at 10 per cent. Also sections Nos. 482, 585, 584, 443, 980, 940, and 811 in the township of Picton, either in ! one or separately, on similar terms. Apply to the undersigned. Alexander Ogg. Kaituna-valley, April 24. 223 ATOTICE.—Any person CUTTING or Vi REMOVING TIMBER from < the unsold portions of Section No. 35, Wairauwest, will be PROSECUTED with the utmost rigour of the law. r- ■ : B. 0. Hodgson. Nelson, April 4th, 1860. 224 SOHO BREWERY, NELSON. CHRISTIE and THOMPSON have the honour to inform the public of Marlborough that they will be happy to SUPPLY their CELEBRATED ALES, in any quantities. The eelebrity which their Ales have obtained is, they believe, a sufficient guarantee for the quality of the article 5 while the price is exceedingly moderate. Orders left at the office (of this paper, or forwarded to Messrs. Christie & Thompson, Nelson, will be duly attended to. Nelson, May 1, 1860. 225 SYMONS’ FINEST PLANTATION COFFEE. Ground and packed in Three and Sixpound air-tight Canisters, hot from the cylinders } and it is warranted to retain its fine aromatic and fragrant qualities any length of time. Sold at SYMONS’""STORES, Highstreet, Blenheim ; Bridge-street, Nelson ; and at Gibbs’ Flat, Collingwood. 227 CARROTS! CARROTS!! About a ton of Belgian car- ,■ ROTS for SALE by 228 F. J. Litchfield. GRASS SEED. O A BUSHELS GOOD GRASS SEED ou now on SALE ,at the STORES of JOHN SYMONS and CO., Blenheim. 231 F. J. Litchfield. WANTED, for the MARLBOROUGH HOTEL, a respectable Married Couple. The Man as Ostler and generally useful; the woman as Cook, &c. 232 H DODSON is prepared to PUR- • CHASE good malting samples of Wairau-grown BARLEY, at Six Shillings per bushel. Wairau Brewery, April 6. 190 £5 REWARD. LOST, from the WanTwood Run, in October, 1858, a bay FILLY, branded with diamond on off shoulder: Whoever will give such information as will lead to the recovery of the same shall receive the above Reward. Francis J. Blundell. Wantwood, March 26th, 1860. 181 NOTICE. THE party or parties who have TAKEN a SAW and AXES from Burke’s Saw-pit, at the Bush, are requested to return them immediately, to save further trouble and expense. • • James Pike, 220 • ' Owner. THE following are AGENTS for the Marlborough Press, and authorised to receive Subscriptions:— Mr, H. D. Jackson, Nelson; Mr. J. Godfrey, Renwicktown; Mr. J. M'Beth, Picton. W- B. Earll, Awatere. 234 Superintendent’s Office, Marlborough, May sth, 1860. WANTED, a CLERK, accustomed to Office or Official Business. He will be required to produce good testimonials of steady conduct, &c., and to write a good and expeditious band. 0 .: Application, by letter, to be made to the Superintendent, at this Office. 229