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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 112, 16 November 1858, Page 1

NEW SPRING GOODS, EX CHIEFTAIN. EDMUND DARTNALL, RICHMOND, -*-J having considerably enlarged his Store, has: added a NEW STOCK of GOODS, just landed, ex Chieftain, comprising— General drapery Hosiery and haberdashery Ready-made clothes - Boots and shoes, of every make and size A case of women's and children's straw and! Tuscan bonnets Men's women's, and children's straw and tvs . can hats Ladies' dress bonnets "•-• Children's trimmed hats • '••'■■ Dress caps - Bonnet fronts .... Flowers and ribbons . '....y •--. Fine-flavored teas; loaf, crystal, and other sugars, with every-description of groceries ~, A large stock of earthenware. 3/3 TPOR SALE or LEASE, the MOUTERE: x . STEAM SAW MILL. The Mill may be leased; for a term of years, as may be agreed upon. The : terms and particulars may be obtained by applying to the Mortgagee, DAVID BURNS. Nelson, November 4. 360 T?OR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, -*- by the Trustees of the Estate of the Messrs. Rochfort, that very desirable TOWN ACRE, in the Haven-road, No. 70, with the BUILDINGS thereon, now let at a rental of £72 per annum. For particulars apply to Messrs. CURTIS BRO- ! THERS, or Messrs. N- EDWARDS and CO. j* . ..355 |70R SALE—The PROPERTY at *- Wakefield, lately occupied by Ralph Turner, Esq., consisting of a DWELLING-HOUSE, STOREHOUSES, and suitable OUTBUILDINGS; together with 112 Acres of LAND, partly fern and partly wooded, of which about 60 acres are fenced. For particulars of the above property, apply to H. C. DANIELL. Nelson, October Bth. 266 1 O ACRES OF LAND for SALE, on -L O favorable terras, at Lower Wakefield. . Apply to W. J. ROBSON, 269 Wakefield. TPO BE LET WITH IMMEDIATE 4- POSSESSION—A. HOUSE and 14 acres of, LAND, well stocked with fruit trees and under cultivation. For further particulars apply to HILTON HARRISON, Riwaka inn. ' Riwaka, October 11, 1858. 255 | iufire Jiffmi STALLION "ST. AUBYN." ! npHTS imported English thorough-Bred j '-*-" Horse will STAND THIS SEASON, at Wensiey: 1 Hill, Richmond. Thorough-bred mares, 71. 75.; other mares, 41. 45.;: groomage, ss. Guarantees by arrangement. Will visit Turf Hotel, Stoke, Tuesdays. „ Trafalgar Hotel, Nelson, Wednesdays. \ „ Wakefield Arms, Wakefield, Fridays. i Fees due and payable Ist February, 1859. Paddocks for mares, 3s. per week each. Every attention paid, but no responsibility incurred. G.W.SCHRODER. September 15th, 1858. 190 'TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Atkins' -*- Farm, Motueka, that superior Cart Horse <• YOUNG CAPTAIN." Terms—£3 each mare^-to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1859; and ss. the Groom, to be paid on the first visit. Good Paddocks at Bs. per week.. Every attention paid, but no responsibility incurred. THOMAS ATKINS. Motueka, 13th September, 1858. 178 RID DIE S WO R TH. THAT well-known imported English x Horse will STAND THIS SEASON, at the Stables of the Undersigned, Richmond.,. Riddleswokth, by Emilius, out of Bee-in-a-Bonnet, by Blacklock out of Maniac, by Shuttle*. Anticipation by Beningborough. Expectation by Herodskin.— Stud Book, page 30, vol. iv. ......" Terms:—Seven Guineas for thoroughbred mares, other mares Four Guineas, and ss. to the Groom, payable to the undersigned on or before the Ist February, 1859. Guarantees may be had by arrangement. WM. HARKNESS. • September 27. 204 TO STAND THIS SEASON, the tho- . rough-bred Stallion IL BARBIERE, By Figaro, out of an Emilius mare: he is the sire of .'■ "Zingara" and "Strop," and of some of the best weight-carrying hacks in the settlement. Attendance at .the Wakatu every Saturday during the season. Terms:—Thorough-bred mares, £7 75.; other' mares, £4 45.; and ss. groomage. Also, the powerful cart Stallion PLOUGHMAN. Attendance at the Wakefield Arms every alternate Tuesday, calling at Richmond on returning, and whera he will be every other Tuesday; and at the Wakatu every Saturday. Liberal allowance when several mares are brought. Terms:—£3 a mare, and ss. groomage. The above fees to be paid before the Ist of February, 1859; groomage on first visit. EDWARD SAXTON. September 10,1858. 248 f^EORGE SHERRATT begs to call attention to the.fact, that he has taken the BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and SHOEING FORGE lately occupied by Mr. Charles Thompson, in Trafal-gar-street, where he hopes, by constant attention to all commands entrusted to. him, to merit the patronage and confidence of the public of Nelson and its vicinity.; 357 YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION. TT is proposed to FORM an ASSOCIAX.'.'■TION for the MORAL and INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT of YOUNG MEN, and by means of LECTURES,. BOOKS, CLASSES, andCONVER^ SATIONS, to diffuse amongst its members knowledge of the natural sciences, and other interesting and useful subjects; also to keep.before t fcheir ; minds the duties which, ,aa Christians and citizens,* they owe to this country and to society. The young men of Nelson, and all persons interested in their welfare who may feel disposed to join this Association, t are requested to give their names to Mr. M. CAMPBELL; Mn W. C. HODGSON, Bridgestfeet; or to Mr. D. ROUGH. -'•'.•', Nelson, 28th October. 341