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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, 10 November 1855, Page 1

~~ WAITOHI. ~ TTIOR SALE, a HOUSE and HALF-ACRE JD o£ LAND, beautifully aifcuated, and at present I occupied as the Waitobi Inn. Tho House is 24 feet ] by 13, weather-boarded and shingled, and contains two lower apartments and one commodious room above, and could, at little expense, b« much enlarged. I I'or terms, apply to Mr. John Bow, at Mr. Geo. Aiken's. Nelson, 7th November, 1855. EOR SALE, TOWN ACRE No. 475, Trafalgar-street South, with the commodious Dwelling House recently erected thereon. Immediate possession can bo given. Apply to the proprietor, at Messrs. W. Bf. Nicholson & Co.'s, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. / October 30. >/ MR. CREASY, in announcing that he has been JOINED IN PABTNERSHIP by a Gentleman having Corresgfcndents in India and London, by whom he truaks toifurther the interests of his Clients, begs to remind them that he shall feel obliged by the SETTLEMENS-'of any outstanding ACCOUNTS, in order that the Printers' as well as his own may not be intermixed with the new partnership. Office (pro tern.) in Nelson, over the Suspenion Bridge, opposite Mr. Martin's $ Office in Richmond, at Mr. Creasy's. /CREASY, PAULING, and CO., LAND, \J ESTATE, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, beg to announce that they are prepared to suit the requirements / of>fcll classes of Settlers from their varying Register of Irroperties both in Town and Country, and that th^y are at all times happy to give any aid, information, afffT'advice, and to show their Plans of the Districts of the Province, and to take them to see Estates for 6ale. Office in Nelson, over the Suspension Bridge, opposite Mr. Martin's; Office in Richmond, at Mr. Creasy's house. COTTAGE AUD TOWN ACEB FOB £100. pREASY, PAULING, and CO. have been \J instructed to sell a Town Acre, on which is a small newly-erected Cottage. The Acre is in a neighbourhood thoM is fast rising in importance and value. / Office (pro tem.J in Nelson, over/the Suspension Bridge, opposite Mr. Martin's ; OHye in Richmond, at Mr. Creasy's. piREASY, PAULING, and" CO, have been \J instructed to dispose of a very superior 150Acre Section of LAND, in the Wairau West, most advantageously situated near the Waitohi Road, and within two miles of river navigation ; well adapted for agricultural purposes. Near it a mill is aboxit to be erected, and firewood is convenient at bdnd. The property is bounded by two roads, and^&nnot fail to become of very great and fast-increasing value. HOUSE AND LAND IN THE COUNTRY. pREASY, PAULING, and CO. have re\J ceived instructions to sell a small and desirable ESTATE, of wood and pasture LAND, on which is a delightful RESIDENCE, suitable tt> a family of respectability. Also, >j A genteel COTTAGE, and about 25 Acres of arable LAND. Immediate possession can be given. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. /CREASY, PAULING, and CO. We t een ;V^ Savoured, vr'tik instructions to dispose of the Lease of the , RESIDENCE OF A GENTLEMAN in one of the best situations for a professional man in the town. / The House stands in a good Gardeftf and is well adapted to a family of respectability. fiREASY, PAULING, and CO. have been KJ desired to DISPOSE of a small COTTAGE and GARDEN, with about an acre and a half of Paddock, in a pleasant part of the country. This little Property is situated in a very rising and thriving district, and offers a good opportunity to ajfiy one desiring either an investment or an abode. PER "MAORI."— 3 bales Linen Goods, consisting of damask table cloths, diaper, duck, shirting, sheeting, huckaback, brown holland, ticking, &c. />{ 2 bales 3-bushel Sacks. (• 7 Cpetis, Bbothees. Nelson, 26th October. PER "SIR ALLAN M'NAB." — 1 Barrett's two-liorse power thrashing machine, 3 chaff cutters, 2 nialfc crushers, 4 chums, enamelled milk pans, 2 cheese presses, 1 case sausage machines, 2 patent mangles, large rick cloth, 4 bales corn sacks, sack trucks, steel dig forks, 100 gross corks, 60 cases oilmen's stores, 18 cases biscuits and confectionery, 2 cases haberdashery and millinery, 1 case straw bonnets and hats, ,-y I L to Ctjetis, Beothees. Nelson, August 24^ 1855. Ploughs and harrows, farm and dog carts, fire engines, washing and mangling machine, &c., parts of wbicn only have arrived in the Sir Allan M'Nab, are on board tho Queen Margaret, expected in a few weeks. PER "QUEEN MARGARET."— 1 6J octaves Pianoforte by Gunther, 1 West of England Cart, 1 Box Cart, 1 light Spring Cart, 1 Dog Cart, 2 Flour Mills, 4 Ransome's Ploughs, 2 Bedford Ploughs, 2 sets Harrows, 2 Sack-holders, 1 Farm Fire-engine with Tank, 2 Vices and Benches, 1 Washing and Mangling Machine, 2 cases Wooden and Tine Ware, 1 cask ICiln Wire, 20 cases Fruits and Spices, 4 trunks women's and children's Boots and Shoes, 51 cases Oilmen's Stores, 4 cases Upholstery and Gufcta Perclia, 1 case Gardeners' Tools, 1 case American Leather Cloth, 1 case Musical Instruments, 35 casks Bottled Porter, 15 casks Bottled Ale ; cases of Lanterns, Cocoa Nut Fibre, Ribbons, Waistcoat Pieces, Travelling Bags, Books, Pianoforte Music, &c. ' ,\ Cuetis, Bbothees. Nelson, October 20j(^ {(? T/TCTORIA HOUSE.— Ex 'Alexander,' 1 from Melbounyj — Weather boards Tongued and grooved boards Quartering , Doors C tt> Window sashes ' YANKEE NOTIONS, viz., chairs, tube, buckets Sperm candles Mauritius sugar, &c. N. T. Locehaet. Nelson, September 14. j VICTORIA HOUS E.— 5 tons Guano /"* / 20 tons Newcastle coals^- to Manilla rope. N. T. LOCKHABT. Nelson, 14th September.