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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 68, 21 November 1855, Page 1

WOOL FOR LONDON. THE fine brig SPRAY, Captain Scott, mil . load Wool at Port Underwood, for LONDON, via Sydney. This well-known brig is expected to be at Fort Underwood in about ten days, to take any Wool that may then be ready for shipment, presenting to those who Bhear early an opportunity that ought not to be lost. The Spray will call at Nelson on her way to Sydney. For freight or passage apply to • MOBBiaON/S SCLANDEBS. Nelaon, Nov. 10, 1855. WOOL FOR SYDNEY AND ENGLAND. THE fine Barque "MAORI," Captain Hats, will load Wool at Poet Undebwood, for London via Sydney. This very fine vessel, burden 300 tons, engages to be at Port Underwood by the Ist February, 1856, to take on board any Wool that may be there for shipment. She can Btow 700 Bales, more or less, and she will necessarily come in to succeed the Spray, now loading ; and the Flock-owners are requested to ob■ervethii opportunity as one which ought not to be bit. The Maobi calls in at Nelson on her way to Sydney. / For freight or passage apply to AiBBED E«LL & CO. Nelson, November 16, 1855. &aleg fig ALFRED FELL & CO. have received 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 the Wairoa, in the district of Waimea East, 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 roadß ; 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, peace, beans, &c. Its situation and natural position allows it to ba vreli tfmtiecl as toliOYfs, unless the whole were required. Lot 1. About 93 Acres, which will include a comfortable House ; one of the largest Barns in the settlement, fitted up with bins, chaff-room, &c. ; » capital six-stall Stable, newly erected; with Coach-house, Stock-yards, Out-houses, &o. ; and one of the oldest Gardens in the settlement, well stocked with fruit-trees of every description. Lot 2. About 50 Acres adjoining the 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; for the convenience of purchasers, however, it has been divided into Bmaller lots, of 20 and 30 acres each. It is at present mostly in crop with, barley. Terms — 10 per cent, cash, at the fall of tbe hammer $ 20 per cent, in approved bills, at 6 months ; 20 per cent, 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 Mares in foal, and 2 horses ; all accustomed to farm work : 1 good Milch Cow and Calf; a good breeding Sow, Geese, Turkeys, Poultry, &c. Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Rollerß,/«c. Terms — Approved Bills at 3 and^G months. For plans and further particulars, apply at the Warehouse of the Auctioneers, at to Mr. B. Jackson, on the premises. \y Lunch will be provided. EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE CATTLE. ALFRED FELL & CO. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION at the Stab and Gabtsb, Richmond, some day in December, due notice of which will be given in future advertisements, about 100 HEAD OF CATTLE, from the well-known herd of the Delta dairy ; con* suting of / Cows / Heifers / Bullocks V • Steers. IMPORTANT SALE OF LANDED PROPERTY. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN has been favoured with instructions to dispose of by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 6th of December next, at the Albert Auction Room, the following very valuable TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY:— Fart of Suburban Sections, Nos. 16 and 17, the property of Mr. W. Gill, distant about 4 miles from Nelson, on the Wakapuaka Road ; as a whole, or in allotments to suit purchasers. This property is very beautifully situated, and commands a splendid view of the Bay. Onehalf of the land is covered with bush, which will supply firewood and fencing for years to come ; the remainder is under cultivation, and upon which is erected a convenient Dwelling House, Barn, Stockyard, Sec. There is also a Garden, well stocked with fruit trees. The road is good ; and, to parties requiring a suburban residence, the above presents an opportunity not often met with. One-half of Town Acre, No. 482, fronting Shel-bourne-street ; under cultivation, and with a very comfortable two-roomed weather-board . Cottage thereon, from which is an extensive ** view of the Town and Bay. A considerable part of the purchase money may remain, on. mortgage. One-half of Town Acre, No. 757, fronting St. Vinr cent-street, opposite Mr. Y. Jones', and next *-' to Mr. Burns' property. A very pretty spot for a cottage. Thirty Acres, being part of Accommodation Section, No. 184, Moutere, and within six or seven J miles of Mr. Redwood's farm, at the Waimea. The remaining part of this section is occupied, and under cultivation. One hundred Acres of Land in Sandy Bay. This comprises a splendid fertile valley, is mostly f heavily timbered, and haa a stream of water passing through it ; forming altogether a most eligible site for a saw mill ; and has the advantage of being accessible by water. It is situated immediately between the properties of Mr. W. R. Nicholson and Mr. Tmhne. The terms for the whole of the above are very liberal, and the reserve price on the most of it remarkably low. For plans and further particulars, apply at the warehouse of the Auctioneer. / Albert Auction Boom, Nelson, / November 13tL v /