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fankfr fry to, TTOPt SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, -*• by the Trustees of the Estate of the" Messrs, Rochfort, that.very desirable TOWN ACRE, in tho Haven-road, No. 70, with the BUILDINGS thereon, ■ now let.at a rental of £72 per annum. .■ . - For particulars apply to Messrs. CURTIS BROTHERS, or Messrs. N. EDWARDS and CO. - 555 1 AND FOR SALE.—Several valuable -M BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in a central part of the town for SALE. Five years' credit given on the above. For further particulars apply to . Q. HOOPER AND .CO., _ 434 ' .Nelson Brewery. TpOR SALE or LEASE, the MOUTERE x STEAM SAW MILL. The Mill may ho leased for a term of years, as may be agreed upon. _Tho terras and particulars may be obtained by applying to the Mortgagee, DAVID BURNS. Nelson, November 4. ' 3GO GENERAL STORE TO BE LET, AT UPPEB WAKEFIELD. TO LET, a HOUSE, STORE, and about ■*- NINE ACRES of "EXCELLENT LAND, in a. capital situation for business. .. ' . For particulars apply to JOHN FOWLER, juh., on the premises; T. R. HODDER, Richmond; or JAMES v PHILLIPS, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 667 'rpO LET, an eligible and well situated ■*- " estublishment at the corner of Bridge and' Pol-,' . lingwood streets, Nelson, the late'"proprietor having entered into another branch of business; Application." for particulars to be made to Mr. M'GEE, Marina' Hotel, Bridge-street, Nelson, or Mr. G. AIKEN. . 678 T^O LET, a well-situated and good roomy SHOP in Collingwood-street, lately occupied by Mr. Bent'ey, Storekeeper." Application to be made to Mr. M'GEE, Marine Hotel, or Air. G. AIKEN. 677 "TO LET, several COTTAGES in the ■*- Town of Nelron. For rent, &c, apply to B. O. HODGSON, Land Agent, Nelson. 687 IVTOTICE.—AII persons having CLAIMS -1-1 against Mr. W. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, Butcher, are requested to furnish me with an account of such claim forthwith; and all persons INDEBTED to the said W. M., are desired to PAY the amount of their respective accounts to me without delay. B. 0. HODGSON. Nelson, January 1 lth, 1859. 688 NELSON •COLLEGE. TPHE FIRST QUARTER commences on -1- TUESDAY, the 25th instant. , The Secretary will attend at the School-room on the 24th and 31s^mstant,' to enrol pupfla and -receive the quarter's fee. Hy order of the Governors, A. G. JENKINS, Secretary.. v January 14, " 702 $0 YAL PHOTOGRAPHIC XV GALLERY, T KAFA LG A B-STIt EE T , " Opposite the Bank. Mr. OXLEY, Photographic Artist,.from London, takes PORTRAITS DAILY, as above, from 11 a.m. to £> p. in. Instructions given in the art. Stereoscopes and. Stereoscopic Views for Sale. , _ ■_■ 618 WM. WALKER, (SUOOESSOR TO MR. ■CHARLES M'GEE,) BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, . COLLINGWOOD-STREET, r . -. .; - One door from Bridge-street, '",-'•■-- TJEGS to inform his friends and th« -*-* patrons of his predecessor that he has taken the premises situated as above, and solicits a share of public patronage. Repairs neatly executed, €65 (TjHARLES M'GEE, having taken the v-y , MARINE HOTEL, corner of Bridge and Trafalgar streets, begs most respectfully to intimate to tha Public that he will always have on hand the best description of WINES, SPIRITS, &c., and will endeavour by strict attention to business to merit a share of public support. Every accommodation for travellers and private families. Strict attention paid to the stables. 676 (BROOKE and HIBBLE, PLUMBERS, PAINTERS, GLAIZERS, ORNAMENTAL WRITERS, and GRAINERS. N.H.—Lead Pumps, Beer Machines, and Water Closets fixed on the most improved principle. Estimates given in town and country. Collingwood-street, • : 464 j?DGAR PEARGE, ACCOUNTANT, -*-^ Alma-street. Tradesmen's books arrangedPosting and Bills made out by the month or quatiter. 651 IVTOTICE.—In compliance with the wishes 4" of the early closing- association, the undersigned begs to inform the trade that his Warehouse will bo CLOSED every SATURDAY at Two o'clock. , - - , • 7°3 W. WILSON. EARLY CLOSING. TDHE undersigned SHOPKEEPERS' •*- finding that the present early hour of closing is inconvenient to themselves and also to their customers, desire to inform their friends and customers that their SHOPS will be OPEN 1 until Eight in the evening, and CLOSED on Saturday nights afc Ten : o'clock. W. WILKIE, Bridge-street. 709 M. HARRIS, Trafalgar-street. PRINTING.—TO PARENTS AND A GUARDTANS.--WANTEO TWO respectable" educated YOUTHS as OUT-DOOR APPRENTICES : to the PRINTING BUSINESS. Apply at the Colonist Office, Waimea-street. 397 TO STAND THIS SEASON, the tho- -*- rough-bred Stallion IL BARBTERE, By Figaro, out of an Emilius mare: he is the sire of " Zingara " and " Strop," and of 6ome of the best weight-carrying hacks in the settlement. Attendance at the Wakatu every Saturday during the season. Terms:—Thorough-bred marcs, £7 75.; other mares, £4 4s. and ss. groomage. • • Also, the powerful cart Stallion • ploughman; Attendance at the Wakefteld Arms every alternate Tuesday, calling at Richmond 'on. returning, and where he will be every other Tuesday; and at the Wakatu every Saturday. Liberal allowance when several mares are' brought. Terms:—.€ 3 a mare, and os. groomage. The above fees to be paid before the Ist-of February, 1859; groomage on first visit. EDWARD SAXTON. ■ September 10,1858. . ' 248 TTO~STAND THIS SEASON, at Atkins* ■*■ Farm, Motueka, that superior Cart Horse / " YOUNG CAPTAIN." Terms— £S each mare—to bo paid on or before tho Ist January, 1859 ; and ss. the Groom, to be paid on Ihe first visit. ; , . • Good Paddocks at 3s. per week. Every, attention paid, but no responsibility incurred. THOMAS ATKINS. Motueka, 13th September, 1858. 178