THE well-known schooners MARY and GIPSY are regularly trading between NELSON, and BEAVERTON. For freight or passage,, apply to Tnos. Askew, Nelson j or to the Captains, on board • 31 IV/TESSRS. SHAW, SAVILLE, & CO.’s M; PASSENGERS LINE OF PACKEIS. The undersigned,. Agents for. the above line of Ships, are prepared to make arrangements with settlers, who may wish to bring their friends from England: to this colony, to receive. Guarantees for Payment of Pas-sage-money. upon arrival, at very reduced rates. 14 Natii. Edwards .& Co. Messrs. Arthur willis, gann, y a nd CO.’S. PACKETS between LONDON and NEW; ZEALAND.—The following first-class Ships (with others) are intended to be despatched to both Southern and Northern Ports,'as regular traders, Tons. , lino 1200 1000 1000 1000 1000 viz::- — Joseph Fletcher . Chapman Maori . Myrtle . Mariner. . ♦ 'Jashmero . • Egmont; Dresswell Sir Edward Paget. ICuphemus. . John Masterman . Dlontarf . . . * Dadiiceus . Zealandia J. Pook . R. Havland G. Petherhridge J. G. Mordue . C. E. Frazer . G. Pearson S. Ci Gibson . W. C. Barnett. T. Wycherley . J. Howard John M'Buvie T. Allen . G. Case . J. Foster 1100 800 900 1000 1000 1500 1500 1200 U.UIUU.L4V J , . • The undersigned, agents for the. above plendid line of. vessels, are authorized to rrange with settlers here or at Aew l lynouth, who may be desirous of bringing heir friends in Great. Britain out to this olony, and are prepared either to pay the lassage-money. at once to them, or give atisfactory security for its payment on rrival of the vessel. Further particulars on application to Nash & Scaife, t Nelson and New Plymouth. N.C.S.A. rHE TASMANIAN MAID having been CHARTERED by the PROVEN - HAL GOVERNMENT to proceed to DARANAKI without delay, her USUAL DRIPS will be SUSPENDED until furher notice. Curtis Brothers. Nelson, 22nd March, 1860. 184 ri WATSON (late Armourer, R.N.), LX. GUNSMITH, &c., Firearms of every, description Repaired. Big Bush, February 11. H 9 DAVIS, PAINTER, GLAZIER, i ; and PAPERHANGER, rg po intimate to the inhabitants of rlborough that he lias commenced busi--3 in the above trade. )rders left at, Mr. Pike’s Hotel, ot at Press Office, Beaverton, will be imme;ely attended to. 3SEPII WHITE begs to inform his friends and the public of Marlborough b he still continues to carry on Business lis old Establishment in Bridge-street, son (near Mr. Symons’s Store), where orders will be punctually attended to. 71 R 0B E R T BURN, Manufacturer of ALL KINDS OF TIN AND ZINC WARE (Wholesale and Retail), TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. Galvanized Tinned Iron and Zinc Guttering, Stove Piping, &c., fixed in Town or Country, at moderate prices. All kinds of Shipping "and Housework attended to on the shortest notice. Milk Dishes and other Dairy Utensils kept in stock, or.made to order as required. N.B. All orders from Marlborough punctually attended to. 116 THE GOLDEN BOOT! THE GOLDEN BOOT !! F AD AMS begs to inform the public • f.of Marlborough that he has just received and lias now on SALE the finest Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in the colony, at the lowest possible prices. Observe ! THE GOLDEN BOOT, 1 BRIDGH-STREET, NELSON. 64
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Marlborough Press, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 June 1860, Page 1
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