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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 115, 26 November 1858, Page 2

gfofa jig %m\ki "• WITHOUT RESERVE.. M"ESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. have i- T-L- received instructions to SELL by AUCTION on SATURDAY, the 27th instant-, on account of Alfred Fell, Esq., and without any reserve, in the pad--,. dock in Hardy-street (better known as " Tollemache's acres"), commencing afc Two o'clock precisely, the following valuable STUD of MARES and HORSES, viz.:— 1 bay mare, " Becky Sharp" * ■.■■■■ I-brown mare, " Nancy Dawson," four years old 1 ditto ditto, " Dolly Varden," three years old 1 chesnut gelding. " Snap," ditto 1 ditto ditto, " Jerry," two years old 1 filly, " Mary," one year 1 bay pony, in foal to " Frantic" 1 colt, by " Sir Hercules," out of bay pony 1 bay gelding. " Paddy" 1 pony, " Toby," aged 1 heavy cart aud harness 1 side saddle 2 gentlemen's Peat saddles Bridles, &c, &c. Also, immediately after the above, and on account of Mr. Thomas Sullivan, the following, viz. :— The celebrated mare _•' Kitty," with foal Mare " Susan," in.foal „ "Phcebe"" „ "Jenny" v . Gelding "Sunday" 5 saddles, In good order " ' 2 ladies' saddle.I?,' and' ". . 12 Snaffle, and Pel Ham bridles. v . • . Terms.at Sale. ' ; Nelson, 16th November. "' _- 407 AUCTION SALE, OF -GROWING CROPS. .-, MESSRS. NICHOLSON & RIDINGS will SELL by AUCTION at Woodstock, Stoke, on SATURDAY, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, - 14 acres vetches, more or less 6 acres peas, ditto ditto In lots to suit" purchasers. 408 Terms at Sale. FOR SALE, with immediate possession, that very desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY on the Haven-road (adjoining the London Tavern public-house), at present occupied by Mr. Stephen Adam. This excellent Dwolling House and Property is- offered for sale on most liberal terms; £200 of the purchase money is all that is required at tho time of pur•ehase, and the rest may remain a term of years onmortgage. For title and other particulars apply to 404 NATH. EDWARDS AND CO. ■UOR SALE or LEASE, the MOUTERE ■*- 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. 860 "FOR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, -*- by the Trustees of the Estate of the Messrs. Rochfort, thafc .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. 355 POR SALE—The PROPERTY at .-'-■. Wakefield, lately occupied by Ralph Turner, Esq., consisting of a DWELLING-HOUSE, STOREHOUSES, and suitable OUTBUILDINGS^ together with..l 12 Acres of LAND, partly fern and partly wooded, of which ahout 60 acres are fenced. , For particulars of the above property, apply to 11. C. DANIELL. Nelson, October Bth. 266 ' 1 O ACRES OF LAND for SALE, on JL O favorable terms, at Lower Wakefield. . Apply to ■ •" • W. J. ROBSON, 269 Wakefield. 7 AND FOR 'SALE.-^.Several valuable *^ BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in a central part of the town for SALE. Five years 1 credit given on the above. For further particulars apply to G- HOOPER. AND CO., 434 Nelson Brewery. Pistclbtiteou'i TTENRY BARNES begs to inform his -*--*- friends thafc he.has just taken the COLLINGWOOD HOTEL, and hopes by strict attention to business, and the increased accommodation that will be furnished by alterations and additions to the house, now in progress, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Good beds and meals provided An entirely new stock of wines and spirits, of the best quality Goods stored and carted Pack bullocks always afc hand The nearest starting point to the diggings. WANTED a steady and experienced BULLOCK DRIVER. Good wages will be given. Collingwood, October 26th, 1858. 363 T W. SANCTO, in returning thanks for • the kindness and favor he has always received from his friends and the public generally, hopes, that the same may be continued to his successor, Mr. HENRY BARNES, to whom he has this day disposed of his house and business. . J. W. S. desires all CLAIMS against him to be sent in, and particularly requests all DEBTS due to him may bo SETTLED without delay, Collingwood, October 26th, 1858. 362 ~" NELSON COAL MINING COMPANY. HTENDERS WANTED to SINK a -*- SHAFT for the above Company, with or wifchoufcTimber, afc per fathom. Tenders to be sent in to the SECRETARY on or before Monday, the 29th instant. Particulars" can be obtained from the Manager, on the works. ■Nelson, 22nd November, 1851. 439 PHOTOGRAPHY. MR. OXLEY, Photographic Artist, from London, DAILY takes PORTRAITS at his Gallery, in tho Wood, Nelson. Direction: Over Collingwood Bridge, and jusfc past Mr. Carter's, the Bush Tavern. Fhotographic Gallery painted blue. Hours, from 10 to 6 p.m. 425 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, X Bridge-street, will SHORTLY/CLOSE. Portraits taken DAILY by Mr. MELUISH, late of the Crystal Palace. A correct likeness (plain or colored) from ss. ;■ Chemicals and apparatus for SALE,' - Opposite Mr Hargreaves', Bridge-street. ; 433 THE undersigned being about to LEAVE -*• Nelson, begs respectfully to inform the OWNERS ofWATCHES and other articles now in his charge, that it will be necessary to CALL or SEND for them as soon as possible. JAS. JOYCE, ■■~-■ Watchmaker, Bridge-Btreet. November 20th. 428 JNVINGIBLE CRICKET CLUB. Parties wishing: to become MEMBERS of the. ab&ve Club, will please leave their names at the Colonist office. Members will meet for PRACTIOE on the ground, Toi-toi Valley, afc 3 p.m. THIS DAY, weather I permitting 344