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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 65, 3 June 1843, Page 257

/jfc^Oß SALE, the Cutter LEVEN.-x /JJ/ JJ For SALE, the fast-sailing Cutter LEVEN. She was built at Coromandel Harbour, River Thames, in 1843, of the best New Zealand timber. Sbe is well adapted for the coasting trade. For particulars apply to the Captain on board. Nelson, May 35. T^OR SALE, by PRIVATE CONJO TRACT, by Mr. J. WILLIAMS— 1. The LOBD COLLINGWOOD INN, consisting of five rooms, the property of Mr. Edward EUerm | situate in Bridge Street, and has the advantage of being the only respectable public bouse in the best thoroughfare in Nelson. This valu-< able property will be sold on such terms aa will make it a decided bargain to the purchaser, aa Mr. Ellerm is about to leave this settlement in a very short time. The Collingwood Inn commands an extensive and respectable trade, and, from the gradual improvements in progress in that part of the town, promises to be a rapid source of wealth to any one who may buy it. S. ONE-EIGHTH of aa ACBE of valuable LAND, adjoining Mr. Drummond's Btoekyard, being No. 910 on tha. Surveyor's plan. This land being so near the town, and so 1 admirably situated, U well worth the attention of purchasers. N.B. This piece of land has nearly a sufficient quantity of fencing to fence it in. For further particulars, apply «o Mr. J. Williams, Bridge Stltfit* Nelson, May SB. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAKE BY PRI- / VATE CONTRACT. MR. J. WILLIAMS respectftill? informs the public that he will offer for SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT only, the whole of that valuable DWELLING HOUSE, called the Gardeners' Tavern, and admirably situated at the corner of Trafalgar Street, now the property of Mr. W. Johnson, who is about declining a most profitable business, by which he has acquired a rapid fortune, and is retiring to Waimea, in order to turn his attention to agriculture. Mr. Johnson having lately rebuilt the house with a first-rate shingle roof, and made many useful and costly alterations about the premises. This property is well worthy the attention of publicans and storekeepers, as the house is situated in the most central part of the town, and already commands an increasing trade that will prove la most profitable investment for their capital. For further particulars apply at the office of Mr. J. Williams, Bridge Street, near the Eel Pond. /t^O be SOLD by PRIVATE CON/JL TRACT, TOWN SECTION. No. 738, in St. Vincent Street, and three BUBAL SECTIONS, being order* of choice No*. asS, 881, 1077. To be LET, TOWN SECTION, No. 93, on Wakefield Quay, SUBURBAN SECTIONS, No*. 88, 89, and ISO, Waimea South. For further particulars apply to Mr. Greaves, solicitor, Trafalgar Street. \<ALE of LAND, by the NEW ZEAO LAND COMPANY, in the NELSON SETTLE. MENT.— Town. Accommodation, aad Bund Sections of LAND for SALE by AUCTION, at NELSON, being the remainder of the 300 Allotment* originally reserved for: Colonial purchasers. , The above allotments consist of three Sections ; vis., one acre of Town Land, 50 acres Suburban Land, and 160 acres of I Rural Land. The sections to be put up separately, after due , notice, to suit purchasers, at an upset price, according to their estimated value, to be decided upon by the Company's , Agent, previous to the sale. Many of these sections have been chosen early, and are amongst the best in the settlement, fb* Accomodation Land is generally within twenty miles of the town ; and most of the sections are acceisible to a dray, or have water communication to within a short distance. Abtbub Waxsmeld, New Zealand Company's Resident Agent, Nelson. March 17, 1843. jrpOWN and COUNTRY LAND to be JJL LET.— Sections, and portions of sections, in all parts of the Town of Nelson, also Suburban Sections in the Waimea, Motuaka, and other districts. Long leases of the Country Land will be granted on liberal terms. For particulars apply to W. B. Patchett and Co., Auckland Point. _^ /?JnOWN and COUNTRY LAND for / JL BALE.— Several Town and Suburban Sections already chosen, and Suburban and Rural Sections with the right of early choices, to be Sold. For particulars apply to W. B. Patchett and Co., Auckland Point. /J AND TO LET in various part* of the ' JLd T«wn and Suburban districts of Nelson. Apply to , Mr. G. B. BtcauaosoN, Solicitor and Land Agent, 109, Bridge Street. N.B. An early Xural Choice for sale. /t>OR SALE, by PRIVATE BARGAIN, JC that HOUSE, aitaaatd in Trafalgar Stieet, and sear Bridge Street, at present occupied by Mr. Peter Crow as a Batcher's Shop. For terms, apply to Mr. John Tinline, at Mr. Revan's Ilarm. Nelson, Dec. 90. /Excellent storage to let, on / JCJ Auckland Point, at the Wholesale 8 tore of C Empson aad Co., lately occupied by Mr. W. B. M. Walkinshaw. Apply to C. Empaoa aad Co., on the premises. jJM""*, February 1. J ri^O be LET, or SOLD, entire or in small X lots, TOWN ACRES— No. 1«1, rent, »00 feet deep, 10s. t purchase, flOs, : back of tha same, parchase, Bs. per avot frontage. No. 091, rent, Abs.; purchase, jsTSO. SUBURBAN SECTIONS— near Mr. Kan's, N0.«7, rent, As. ; parchsse, 60s. No. 111, rent, B*. ; purchase, 755. per acre. BUBAL CHOICES, No. S9B, jMO; Ne, tls, 4M. Apply to Mr. P. ValM, Grove Street, ia the Wood. /\fITORKING BULLOCKS FOR SALE. / v T Four pair of very supttii waH-broaca working BULLOCK, imported by the Uaioa. Also, several Cows aad Hstfer*. Th* above cattle are ruaamg ia tha West Wauaaa, sad may be sesn oa applying to Jsoa MaxwaD, at Mr. Tytter-s, Aldouri*. JITVRAYS FOR SALE,— Two exceedingly W \J rtrong, fine-rate. Port PhilHp DRATS, t tariff niy adapted for aanylag timber, or heavy goods sjcaaraUy. Apply to ato. Ho^abd, UtlwCoßßpsßry'BgtoCßaoßSßs. THE NEW ZEALAND ALMANACK, ' _^_ f^hUshsd rt Wtmagsoa, eaataia* Weather Table, jsMry, P^j>alceWssr«ls<i^f<rN*wZ««Jsja.avttß^tßa- . May Was4rttk«y<s*»is TitaWim QaV;, price la.