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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 69, 24 November 1855, Page 1

Shipping. WOOL FOR LONDON. THE fine brig SPRAY, Captain Scott, will load Wool at Port Underwood, for LONDON, via Sydney. This well-known brig is expected to bo at Port Underwood in about ton days, to take any Wool thafc may then be ready for shipment, presenting to those who shear early an opportunity that ought not to be loit. y The Spray will call at Nelsou on her way b6 Sydnty. For freight or passage apply to / MonBIBON & SCLASfDBRS. Nelson, Nov. 10, 1855. **J WOOL FOR SYDNEY AND ENGLAND. HpHE fine Barque "MAORI," Captain X I&ATS, will load Wool at Post Undebwood, for London via Sydney. This very fine vessel, burden 300 tons, engages to ba at Port Underwood by the Ist February, 1856, to take on board any Wool that may be there for shipment. 'She can stow 700 Bales, more or less, and she will necessarily come in to succeed the Spray, now loading; and tho Flock-owners are requested to ob•ervo this opportunity as one which ought not to be lost. The Miom calls in at Nelson on her way to Sydney, / For freight or passaga apply to/ Alfred Fblb & Co. Nelion, November 16, 1855. +J H. WILLIS & CO.'S LINE of • PACKETS between LONDON and NEW ZEALAND.— The following first-class Ships (with others) are inter dod to be despatched to both Southern •ad Northern Ports, as regular traders, viz.: — Tons. Joiephine Willis (new ahip). E. Canney . . 1,000 Joteph Fletcher .... J.Foster ... 900 Maori G. Pefcherbridge . 900 Cashmere J. Pearson . . 800 Stately T. Ginder . . 700 OessweU W. C. Barnetfc . 700 Artemisia J. Banes ... 800 Simian J. Allan . . . 750 Ihetis J. Pook ... 800 Dolphin J. Turnbull . . 650 The undersigned, agents for the above lino of vessels, 'are authorized to arrange with residents here, >fho may bo desirous of bringing their relatives or friends in Great Britain out to this settlement. / For further information apply to "^ Alfred Fbll & Co. Sales frjr Auction, ~~ ALBERT AUCTION ROOM. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN will hold hia usual SALE of /j jV GOOD 3OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS THIS DAY, Saturday, at Ono o'clock precisely. TOWN PROPERTY. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, under Deed of Mortgage and without the slightest reserve, at fcho Albert Auction Room, on SATURDAY, December 1, the unexpired term of 18 i jears of LEASE of LAND in BRIDGE-STREET, opposite Mr. Gentry's, and at present in tho possession of Mr. Rawlings, together with all the Buildings erected thereon, consisting of Shop, House, Outhouses, &c. The Land has a frontago to Bridgo-stroet of 31 feet, with a depth of 270 feet, and a right of road to the bhek, where there is a good site for a cottage;, and it iubject to a very low annual rent. To speculators and others the above offers a Jiure and valuable investment. / Sale to commence at One o'clock. \J Terms liberal. IMPORTANT SALE OF LANDED PROPERTY. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN has been favoured with instructions to dispose of by * ÜBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 6th of December next, at the Albert Auction Room, the following very valuable TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY :— One-half of Town Acre, No. 482, fronting Shel-bourne-Btreet; under cultivation, and with a . Tery comfortable two-rocmed weather-board J Cottage thereon, from which -is an extensive view of the Town and Bay. A considerable • part of the purchaso money may remain on mortgage. Ono-hdf of Town Acre, No. 757, fronting St. Yin- ,' cent-street, opposite Mr. Y. Jones', and next J to Mr. Burns' property. A very pretty spot for a cottage. Thirty Acres, being part of Accommodation Section, No. 184, Moutero, and within six or seven / miles of Mr. Redwood's farm, at the Waimea. The remaining part of this section is occupied, and under cultivation. Ono hundred Acres of Land in Sandy Bay. This . comprises a «plendid fertile valley, is mostly J heavily timbered, and has a stream of water passing through it j forming altogether a most eligible site for a saw mill ; and has tho advantage of being accessible by water. It is situated immediately between tho properties of -Mr. W. R. Nicholson and Mr. Tiuline. Ninety Acres of Land in tho Moutere district, being Section No. 31, situate about half a mile irom the Swing Bridge, and opposite Frazer's $ew Mill. Also, Forty Feet of Land fronting Brook-street, bejng land -lately in tho possession of Mr. LightbAnd : the plot ia fenced and cultivated, and/would just suit a party wanting to erect a cottage. The terms for tho whole of the above/are very liberal, and the reserve prioo on the mcv of it remarkably low. / For plans and further particulars, apply at tho rarthouse of the Auctioneer. V Albert Auction Room, Nelson, >^ November 13th. " CATTLE FOR SALE. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN wilt offer for SALE by public AUCTION, at Richmond, almost immediately after their arrival from tho Wftirau, which w expected to be during tho first week of November next, and of which due notice will be {iron. 60 HEAD of CATTLE, bajqg' States and Heifers ranging from one to three! ysartoW. / m The Auctioneer ecarcaly thinks it necessary tf rcinind the public that, should tho population io on incroannff ai the saute ratio it has done thfl Iwst few J*6thh>g in tho settlement offers a safer/or more pro'lfoljjo i&tortmeat tnan Cattle, as tho/ demand tor ott* nut neoemrily be proportionateV ' Terms at aalo. MR. HIDINGS toll BBLL by AUCTION, «* hia .Wtttbo^^tfcka^Btreet, on TUESDAY, vie 4th pitbdzao, at Twelve o'clock, by order rHhnM'-fttiinjr towm isfflnn wtobmrf 722, 723, 723, 727, For further inflation ttmi T to Heney Adams, 3S#q., solicitor, IMsob, o»'to TSo Anctionobr Terms at mle. / I