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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 121, 17 December 1858, Page 1

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND --MANAXAU. M?d&P& T^E New Zealand Royal /mffffi-Kk Mail Steamship LORD WORSLEY' sSO tons- R- J°nnson- Comwill bo despatched from N«lsou on or about the 20th instant. For freight or passage apply at the Company's Office. Albion Wharf. ED. COLEMAN, 491 . Manager. FOR WELLINGTON AND THE SOUTHERN PROVINCES. jg^tihft T^HE , New Zealand Royal MmMn!k -*- Mail Steamship LORD ASH LKY, "ijWywNm; 550 tons, A. Stewart, Commander, be despatched from Nelson on or •about the 19th instant. ; For freight or passage apply at the Company's "Office, Albion Wharf. ; ED. COLEMAN, 492 Manager. l'jb£&&- THE PADDLE STEAMER Mfm-Jtl* *~ TASMANIAN MAID, "^Swjplij^S 90 tons burden,. T. Whitwell, com- ■ : ■" Will ; leave (weather permitting) Nelson, on Fridaj', 17th .. ...... ... . 9 a.m. Motueka, on same day .. .. .. .. 11 a.m. Collingwood, on Saturday, 18th .. .. 7 a.m. Motueka, on same day .. .... .. Ip.m. Nelson, on Monday, 20th .. 7 p.m. "Waitolii, oh Tuesday, 21st 6 a.m. Wellington, on Wednesday, 22nd .. .. 6 p.m. Wairau, on Thursday, 23rd .. .... 8 a.m. Nelson, on Friday, 24th 9 a.mMotueka, on same, day 11a.m. J** Collingwood, on same day 11p.m. Motueka, on Saturday, 25th 7 a.m. 27th to 29th, an EXCURSION TRIP. Nelson, on Thursday, 30th 9 a.m. j Motueka, on same day 11a.m. j :** Collingwood on Friday, 31st 7 a.m. Motueka 1 p.m. ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, an EXCURSION TRIP. The steamer's next trip for WAITOIU, WAIRAU, 'And WELLINGTON, will be on Monday, 3rd January, 1859. Until further notice, the steamer will call off Moturaipi, or Waitapu, on going to or returning from Collingwood, on those days marked **, or more frequently Bhould inducement offer, and will for the tfuture" endeavour to enter the harbor at Collingwood •each trip. Shippers of cargo for the Waitohi, Wairau, and Wellington are requested to have their goods on the Albion Wharf ready for shipment on the Saturday {previous, when the steamer is advertised to sail on a Monday morning; and, for the future, cargo for all places,*to ensure its being shipped, must be at the Wharf one hour previous to the advertised time of «AUing. BATES OF PASSAGE. Chief Cabin. Fore Cabin.. Nelson to Motueka £0 6 0 £0 6 0 to Massacre Bay 15-0 0 15 0 to Massacre Bay .... 110 018 0 kelson to Waitohi..., 2 10 0 1 10 0 kelson to Wellington.. 3 0 0 2 0 0 Children under 10 years of age, half fares. Consignees by: the Tasmanian Maid are requested %> take notice that while every care will be taken to • their interests, cargo will at all times bo sanded at their risk; and that the Association will iiot be for any loss or damage which may *occur to cargo after it has gone over the ship's side. Refreshments wi'l be provided on board at mode Tate rates. Fares to be paid during the passage to the Captain 'on board, who will <$ive<a ticket, which must be deli•vered up on leaving. Shippers-are requested to snnd their goods the day jprevious'to &ftte of" sailing to the Napier Wharf, where '{they will be Stored, free of charge. Freights must be paid in Nelson, before shipment, 540 Mr. H'UFCHISON., at the Wharf, or to Gl"4 :CURTIS BROTHERS. "WOOL TFROM THE WAIRAU. ; n^HE TASMAMAN MAID will, during: *• ensuing season, TAKE WOOL from the BOULDER BANK, WAIRA'U (o NELSON or WEIJLING'TON, at n HALFPENNY per pound, and to PORT JUNDEKWOOD it Seven Shillings per b.le. -CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, November TOth, I*sß. -352 : CoTiLINGWOOD SUBURBAN SUCTIONS. 'npHE UNDERMENTIONED PRO---V PERTY will be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION •■without reserve, THIS DAY. the 17th instant, %t noon, at the warehouse of the nnder:fligned, Bridge-street, Nelson, immediately after the ;«ale of Mr. Kennedy's property, already advertised. 'Collingwood, Suburban Section No! (57,18 acres. -Ditto Upper block No. 3, 18 acres. •Ditto Ditto No. 4,21 acres. 57 acres. -'These sections are in a block, and with the excepH,\pa of a small portion of No 4 are good land, and ifree from swamp. There is a large quantity of valuable timber upon them. A bullock flray road has ?been cut to within a short distance of the boundmy, sand that road is continued ten feet wide along the •"whole frontage. The southern 'boundary is the Ao•rcre river. A plan can be seen at the office of the Auctioneers. Terms liberal. '498 'NICHOLSON AND "RIDINGS. WITHOUT RESERVE. «ALE OT FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT •SUNNYSIDE. MESSRS. NATH. EDWARDS and CO. have received instructions from Alfred Fell, 3£sq., to SELL by AUCTION, without any reserve, -on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd December, and folow3ng days, the whole of his HOTJSKHOfcD FURNITURE, PLATE, BOOKS anfl PICTURES. The FURNI'ITJRE consiKts df mahogany ana rose"iropd chairs, dining and 100 tables, sofas, sideboards, ■carpets, piano, chests of drawers, -wardrobes, four-post, ITreuch. and iron bedsteads.'with horse-hair mattrasses. Tied and table linen, very handsome dinner,'dessert, breakfast, and toilet services, rich cut glass, nursery and kitchen'furniture, mangle, "knife cleaner, &c. • The SILVER containsiea, table, and<dessert spoons, iforks, and ladles, iic, &c. • The BOOKS are about '300 volumes off Standard literature, the greater part are handsomely bound, and profusely illustrated. There are also a iewfirst-class ipltturee and engravings, iacluding two oil paintings, Art Union prizes. The sale to commenoo each day at 12 o'clock pre--1 cisely. Nel»nj iQipecenHjar, 1858. 487 PHOTOGRAPHY. MR. OXLEY, Photographic Artist, from London, DAILY takes PORTRAITS at his. iOtllery, in the Wood, NalsoQ ; Pirootion.- Over CoUingwooOridge, nnd just past Mr. <3arter\ thb Bnsh I 1 averu. Photographic Gallery I vaulted bine. Hours, from 10 to 6 p.m. 425 3TTJKERAL HEARSE. THE undersigned has now for HIRE, a * FUNERAL THEARSE. Attendance will be Ifiven either in town or countiy. ,-Termß,&c.,c»n be known on application. : • : ; ••; r WILLIAM SCOTT, "184 ; .... . Haven-road.