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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 59, 20 October 1855, Page 1

pippingHH. WILLIS & CO.'S LINE af • PACKETS -between LONDON and NBW ZEALAND.— The following first-class Ships (with, others) are intended to bo despatched to both Southern md Northern Forts, aft feguhVr traders, vii.:— Tons. Josephine W_Us (new ihlp). .EvCariney . . 1,000 Joieph Fletcher . . . . J.Foster ... 900 Maori » G. Pethferbridge . 900 Cashmere ...... J. Pearson . . 800 Stately T.Gbder . .. 700 <Well W.O.Bwnett . 700 Artemisk J. Banes ... 800 Sijnlah J.Allan ... 760 TheHs J.Pook ... 800 Dolphin J.Turnbull . . 650 The underngned, agents for the above line of vessels, ore sathorized to arrange with residents here, who ■may be.deairduß of bringing their relatives or friends inUrfeat Britain out to thU settlement. For further information apply to Alsbbd Feu bfio. Nelson, January 11. v/ &aieg ftg guctton, ALBERT AUCTION ROOM. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN will SE.LL by AUCTION, THIS' DAY, Saturday, the 20th' instant, at the above Rooms, at one qfolook ebtrP> 80 DOZEN PALE ALE. Terms at Sale. LAND SALE. MR. ALEXANDER ATtKEN begs to announce that he will RESUME the SALS of LAND, Allotments of which are in almost every port of the town, THIS DAT, Saturday, at one o'clock precisely. Terms liberal. After which he will SELL, without the slightest reserve, » VARIED ASSORTMENT of GOODS, ef almost every description. ALFRED FELL & CO. have received fostmctioiu from the present Proprietor, Mr. B. Jacmoh, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION on the Premises, on THURSDAY, the 22nd of November, 1866, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, if not previously duposed of by Private Contract (of which due notice will be given), Jdlthw " __, SPLENDID PROPERTY situated on the Wairoa, in the district of Waimea. •East, «nd-c*lled Altington, lately in the possession of George Duppa, Esq. The whole consists of 243 Acres, which, excepting the bush, is good farming land : it is boundea by public roads j the main Waime* Road passing directly through. The property, to those at aflacqnainted with the district, will be too well known to need comment ; and to strangers it can only be said, that it is .calbulated both naturally and otherwise, to form one of the finest estates in the pro*vinoe. About 180 Acres are fenced, and in crop with wheat, barley, oats, pease, beans, he. Its situation and .natural position allows it to be well divided as follows, unlew the whole were required. Lot 1. About 93 Acres, which will . include a comfdrtriAa Houses one of the largeet Barns in the settlement, fitted up with bins, chaff-room, Ac. ; » capital six-stall Stable, newly erected ; with Coficfrtioiue, Stock-yard*, Out&Ouses, 60. ; and one of the oldest Gardens in the settlement, well stocked with fruit-trees of every description. ' £otr2. About 60 Acres adjoining the above, 40 of which are sown with wheat. Lot ?. Containing 100 Acres, the -whole of which vt enclosed in a ring fence, having a public road en* tirely round it ; allowing it either now, or at any. future period, to be advantageously divided. It is at present mostly in crop with barley. Terms— lo per <wht. cash, at the fell of the hammer; 20peroent. m approved bills, at 6 months $ 20 per cent, in approved dQIb, at 12 months ; and the remainder may remain on mortgage. The crops on tbs shore sections may be taken at a valuation, or the Proprietotwai take them off. .. x r ' Also, \/ About IQO E wet and lambi, in good condition. 3 Mans in foal, and 2 horses 5 all accustomed to farm work: 1 pood Milch Cow and CsJf; % good breeding Sow, Geese* Turkeys* Poultry, Ac. Carte, Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, 4c. Terms— Approved Bills at 8 and 6 monftw. ■ For pl»s and further particulars, »pply P* the Wawhonse of the Auctioneers, or to Mr. B. JACKBQK, on, the premisee. Lunch will be provided. £anftefr ffivopettg. TUfR. A. AITKEN tfisnea to inform the llfl pubhet that he has constantly, for SALE, on very ressonabh) term, ALLOTMENTS of LAND, Urge and small, in almost every part of the town; ■lio, a quantity of CATTLE and S^BEP. t Albert Auction Boom, Oct. fi. 6 \l LANDED, PROPERTYMR. ALEXANDER AIIiCEN has been ftwoured with mstructioili J from the Proprietdr, Mr. F. T. Bbbbt, to DISPOSE OF, by PRIVATE COMTEACT, all his. VALUABLE FRBEHDLD PROPERTY, sitnftte in Suburban Nortb, aid esiIed.GLBKWQOD. . This nery deiiPable.property U about 10 miles from Nelson, Arid consists of 30. Acres of valuable timber I*no\ and 40 Adree, more or lew, of .arable Land, fit for the plough, and of first-rate quality. But the principal recommendation to the whole is, its splendid adaptattbn for supplying the m«rket» with an article bo much.cequjbred, viz., Sawn Timber and Firewood. Tb* Proprietor tas. partly erected, at ; a very considerakje expense, a Saw Mip, inten^W.fpr the use ol bothi Vertical *a& Circular Sa—s, the motive power "of which is/eniured by a never-facing . stream of "water which flo~s through the property, and which, in addition to working the. Saw Mill, is ajso amply sufficient for a small Hour Mill, which the disfnet will venft soon rtavire. ' Toe roods leading to the above are now daily improving, «M Hf - not impMbable but that at some not y«ryduU<Mr dajtbe road to the Peloroa wiU pass thrdugh the district. For farther particubrß, &c., apply to AISXANpBB AITXBIT, _ Auctioneer and Land Agent, October 12. ' ' Bridge-street. TiH)R SALE, the following SECTIONa of JE" LAND:--100 AoMsJMdotaM District, No. 96. i Vftto im i'rtrii\mt feed for cattle on this Section, sJio^lq far^»!£well timbered, and a. few acres have. pet* ftoKtA Aodßulttvatfld. f I v'— 1 60Aores,Wsitoh^No61. ' ' Apphrto cVbtib Bboxebss. rriO be LET for « long term of years, TOWN ~K .fTOTIOira ifaj. 452 and 466, sitwted reapec&rehr n 1 TraMw-wauare an 4 the Wanne* Roid. - For lurther ptuttcnam anplr to B. O. HoDOflOir, Nston. , Nelson, October 12, 1835. >J