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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 72, 5 December 1855, Page 2

Ttfeto &rjfaerttsements> SALE AT WENSLEY HILL. ALFRED FELL AND COMPANY beg to remind the Public that the SALE of FARM IMPLEMENTS, GROWING CROPS, BULLOCKS, HORSES, FURNITURE, BOOKS, kc., the property of W. O. Catttlby, Esq., will take place TO-MORROW (Thursday), at Twelva o'clook precisely, y J VBBY IMPORTANT SALE OF CATTLE, WITHOUT RESERVE. ALFRED FELL AND COMPANY have received instructions to sell by Public AUCTION", without any reserve, on THURSDAY, January 9, 1856, in the enclosures of the Richmond Oattle Fair Association, • mixed herd of Cattle, conMtuag of about s Heifen -/ ' ' Steew, aome fit for the butcher Oalt* Ac., . All from the well-known " Delta " dairy station. Tha Sale will take plaoo at Twelve o'olock punc.lwdlr. Term*— Three Months' Acceptances. SALE OF LEATHER, Ac. ALFRED FELL AND COMPANY wffl Mil by AUCTION, without reserve, on MONDAY NEXT, December 10, at their Warehouse, Tn&lgar-atreet, ■ 6 bate Sol© Leather :\: \ v S „ Kip „ with 1 A part oase of sundry Drapery Goods, The Sale will take place at Two o'olock. ALBERT AUCTION ROOM. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN will offer for SALE, on THURSDAY NEXT, at the above place, immediately at the close of thejjand Sale already advertised, a newly-imported useful SPRING CART. / Terms at Sale j to commence at One o'cloox. December*. • ALBERT AUCTION ROOM. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN will hold his usual weekly SALE of MERCHANDIZE «A SATURDAY NEXT, when the greater part of the Goods offered will be sold without reserve. Notice. — On account of One o'olock proving so vwr inconvenient an hour for assembling, Mr. Aitken will commence his future Saturday Sales at Eleven o'olook precisely. December 4. Vw- I < v ALBERT HOUSE. TOYS Aiq> FANCY WARE.-CHRISTMAS - PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. ALEXANDER AITKEN has much XL pleasure in announcing to the Public at large, and especially those who love to see young faces happy, and to whom the coming season is pregnant with thoughts of home and its earlier Christmas assonation*, that he has bought expressly, on purpose that they may indulge in their old propensities, an inunmno collection of Toys and Fancy Ware, both useful and ornamental, amusing and instructing; things that will make the old folk smile, and the young octet roar again 5 and he invites all to come, admire, «od purchase his Ladies' companions Magic lanterns Masks Acoofdeons > Boxes carpenters' tool* Marbles Bee-hire baskets \_ Robin Hood horns Peg tops : Skipping ropes Dinner, tea, and ooffeo semmr BaUlw,invamty , No*h's arks Skittle. Bhavinir b««s ' , \ \ , Ba& .k-. V 6V 6 " , . Watches^ ' *Kalsidasoopes f Vises Toilet bottle? ' Cricket buts and wickets : Dolls, dressed and undressed j Le grace games ■ Harmonicons Camel-hair pencils Oamp stools Chin* babies i Whip? i Drums I t Railways , Steamboats and ships Architectural bricks Stables, bridges, and churches, to build Cannons, guns, and pistols Sieges of Sebastopol Temoopes Pictures and books Honey and toilet soap Violet powder, bears' grease, hair pins, marking ink, smelling salts, eau de cologne, lavender water, marrow •fl, India rubber and bone rings, ivory toys, puzzles, mm gainas, round picture and spelling alphabets, torn, and goose games, cribbage boards, numerical fames,' ink stands, cotton stands, watch hangers, (NBtparent slates, &c., &0., &c. F.B. — To storekeepers in the country and others purchasing with the intention of re-selling, the above articles will be sold at a very slight advance on prime «ost. Albert House, Bridge-street, December 4. INSOLVENT ESTATE OF JOHN STEPHENSON. THE CREDITORS in the above Estate are requested to MEET at the Office of £he understand, on FRIDAY, the 7th instant, at Twelve riloek. / .. / W. R. Nichoxsoh, \f Managing Trustee. lWson, 4th Deosmber, 1855. NOTICE.— At the special request of the German Lutheran Congregation, the Rev. Dr. SjjnriL, late Senior Missionary to the Jews, for India, Persia, and Arabia, has consented to hold { DTraß SERVICE in the LUTHERAN CHURCH, on SUNDAY NEXT, the 9th instant: Homing, at halfwit Ten o'olook; Afternoon, at TnTee. / / H. Jaoobsbh, sen., lajfle name of the Lutheran Congregation, l^elson, December 4, 1855. "DUMPS.— A first-rate LEAD PUMP for X & 4a., */ / W. NoßffßOVß'a, Plumber, &c., >J ■ ■ Bridge-street, Nelson. NOTICE.— I hereby give Notice, that all | PIGS trespassing on my Ground at Pakawau, Hassaere Bay, will be DESTROYED ; and CATTLE trespassing on the above/mentioned Ground will be IMPOUNDED. / Deo. 6, 1855. \J John Ciaot. JUST PUBLISHED, price 6d., and on sale at the Examiner Offloe, a pamphlet, entitled CATECHISM OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NEW ZEALAND, JyV^femJer of a provincial Council. NOTICE.— All DOGS found trespassing on my Property after this date will be DEITEOYED. / /J. Ladlbt. Maddox's Wood, Dec. 8, 1865. \y