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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 61, 27 October 1855, Page 1

pipping, EOR WELLINGTON, to sail in a few days, the splendid A 1 Ship "MAORI," 1,000 tons : C. G-. Pethbkbhidgi, Master. , For freight .or passage, apply to \y v - Alpbbd Fell & Co. 1 . /CONSIGNEES per the "MAORI" arc V_7 requested to PASS their ENTRIES as soon ai possible. / Altbed Fblii & Co.y Nekon, October 23. Agents. OR MOTUEKA.— The fast-sailing Cuttei -"THREE BROTHERS," John Westeup, Master, will commence running regularly between NELSON and MOTUEKA, and will bo continued ii the trade. Has good accommodation for passengers. For freight or passage, apply to Johh WKSTEtrp. naven-road, Nelson. \J SHIPPERS and TRADERS between k? Nelson and Motueka will have no further cause to complain of the want of REGULAR and PUNCTUAL COMMUNICATION between the above places, as the fine -fast-sailing cutter " Bbothebs " will leave Nelson for Motueka twice every week. For Freight or Passage, apply to J. Taylob, at (ht Bar of the Wakatu Hotel. Orders strictly and punctually attended to. H. WILLIS & CO.'S * LINE of • PACKETS between LONDON and NEW ZEALAND.— The following fh-st-class Ships (with others) are inter ded to be despatched to both Southern and Northern Ports, as regular traders, viz. : — Tons, Josephine Willis (new ship) . E. Canney . , 1,000 Joseph Fletcher . . . . J. Foster ... 900 Maori G. Petherbridge . 900 Cashmere J. Pearson . . 800 Stately T. Ginder . . 700 Cresswell W. C. Barnett . 700 Artemisia J. Banes . . . 800 Smilah J. Allan . . . 750 Thetis J. Pook ... 800 Dolphin J. Turnbull . . 650 Tho undersigned, agents for the above line of vessels, are authorized to arrange with residents here, who may be desirous of bringing their relatives or friends in Great Britain out to this settlement. For further information apply to Alfbed Fell & Co. Nelson, January 11. gales ftg &uctiou, ALBERT AUCTION ROOM. MR. ALEXANDER 4ITKEN will SELL by AUCTION, THIS DAY, Saturday, Ac 27th instant, at the above place, a general assortment of GOODS, too numerous to particularize. / Also, JICBJS_GROWING RYE GRASS. Terms at sale, to commence ut' One o'clock preciitijYi ' CATTLE FOR SALE. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN will offer for SALE by public AUCTION, at Richmond, almost immediately after their arrival from the Woirau, which is expected to be during the first week of November next, and of which due notice will be 50 HEAD of CATTLE, J being Steers and Heifers ranging from one to three years old. / The Auctioneer scarcely thinks it necessary to remind the public that, should the population go on increasing at the same ratio it has done the last few days, nothing in the settlement offers a safer or more profitable investment than Cattle, as the demand lor beef must necessarily be proportionate. Terms at sale. SALE OF LAND IN SANDY BAY. A LFRED FELL & CO. will SELL by jOL AUCTION, on TUESDAY, November 6, at then* Warehouse in Trafalgar-street, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, under a Deed of Mortgage, the following very valuable Property in Sandy Bay : — Rural, No. 13 ... 150 Acres. Part of Rural, No. 5 . . 70 „ Suburban, No. 110 . . 50 „ / No. 112 . . 50 „sj „ No. 114 . . 80 „ In all Four Hundred Acres. The above Land is partly on the Beach, and partly extending up a very rich valley of fern and flax, backed by mountain land covered with the finest Timber : it is accessible to small craft, and is within a short distance of Astrolabe Roads. A Plan of the coast line and district may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneers, of whom any further information may be obtained. Terms — A Deposit of 10 per cent., and the remainder at 3 months. A LFRED FELL & CO. have received J~\~ instructions from the present Proprietor, Mr. B. Jackson, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION on the Premises, on THURSDAY, the 22nd of November, 1855, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract (of which due notice will be given), all that SPLENDID PROPERTY situated on tho Wairoa, in the district of Waimea £aat, and called Allington, lately in the possession of George Duppa, Esq. The whole consists of 243 Acres, which, excepting the bush, is good farming land .- it is bounded by public roada ; the main Waimea Road passing directly through. The property, to those at all acquainted with the district, will be too well known to need comment ; and to strangers it can only be said, that it is calculated both naturally and otherwise, to form one of the finest estates in the province. About 180 Acres are fenced, and in crop with wheat, barley, oats, pease, beans, &c. Its situation and natural position allows it to be well divided as follows, unless the whole were required. Lot 1. About 93 Acres, which will include a comfortable House ; ono of the largest Barns in the settlement, fitted up with bins, chaff-room, &c. ; a capital six-stall Stable, newly erected; with Coach-house, Stock-yards, Out-nouses, &c. ; and ono of the oldest Gardens in the settlement, well stocked with fruit-trees of every description. Lot 2. About 50 Acres adjoining tho above, 40 of which, are sown with wheat. Lot 3. Containing 100 Acres, the whole of which is enclosed in a ring fence, having a public road entirely round it ; allowing it either now, or at any future period, to be advantageously divided, lt is at present mostly in crop with barley. Teem* — 10 per cent, cash, at the fall of the hammer ; 20 per cent, in approved bub, at 6 months ; 20 per coot, in approved bills, at 12 months ; and the remainder may remain on mortgage. The crops on the above sections may be taken at a valuation, or the Proprietor will take them off. Also, About 150 Ewes and Lambs, in good condition. 3 Marcs in foal, and 2 horses ; all accustomed to farm work : l gO od Milch Cow and Calf; a good breeding Sow, Geese, Turkeys, Poultry, &c. Carte, Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, &c. Torma-Approved Bills at 3 and 6 months. *or plans and further particulars, apply at the Warehouse of the Auctioneers, or to Mr. B. Jacksox, on tho premises. y Lunch will be provided. /