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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 137, 11 February 1859, Page 2

NELSON COAL MINING COMPANY. : TN consequence of the small attendance -*-■ of Shareholders at the General1 Meeting on Saturday last, it was resolved-.to ADJOURN the MEETING until THIS EVENING,'*t 7 o'clock, at the Wakatu Hotel. Shareholders are^rospectfully requested to attend the meeting. MAXWELL BURY, 780 Secretary. POST OFFICE NOTICE. TTNTIL authority is received from the Postmaster-General for the appointment of a POSTMAN (vice C. L. Mason, who lias resigned), the public are requested to CALL at the Post Office for their LETTERS. B. WALMSLEY, 783 Chief Postmaster for the Nelson District. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND^MANUKAU. j&X^t? '"FEE I. R. M. Steamship Jf W-Ik -1- LQTJDWORSLEY, or PRINCE '^BWSbSP ALFRED, will Sail on or about the $Wl!ms^gSo 22nd instant: " FOR WELLINGTON, 'CANTERBURY, AND O-T^GO.-ti'The IvjRVM. Steamship LORD,. ASHLEY wiU^ail oa:or.abpnt the same date. 779,^• ', 1: -'EXTRA TRIP TO WAIRAIJ. V 'THE TASMANIA^ MAID will, in -^- addition to the TRIPS already advertised, leave NELSON for the WAIRAU, on MONDAY morning NEXT, at Ten o'clock, and leave the .WAIRAU on her return, on TUESDAY, at Twelve o'clock noon. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, Bth February, 1859. 792 fJJEORGB AIKEN will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, at his Sale Room, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY next (ToMorrow), at 12 o'clock noon— A great variety of general merchandise, in suitable lots for consumers. Terms at sale. Nelson, 11th February, 1859. 791 l^WE^S^hT^iS'^'oT^rTa^ - 1- Mr. THOMAS WOOD are respectfully invited to attend his FUNERAL, which will take place TODAY (Friday),:iat 3, for half-past 3 punctually, from the Depot. ' ' ■ TO. ROUT, 786 Undertaker. KTUNERAL.—The friends of the late -*- Mr. FRANCIS BINE RUSH, are respactfully requested to attend his FUNERAL, which will move from the^Hospital TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 2 o'clock. WM. ROUT, Undertaker. WITHOUT RESERVE. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. will -Lt-i SELL by public AUCTION, on SATURDAY next (To-Morrow), at One o'clock precisely, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, without reserve, the VAN " ECLIPSE," and two sets of harness complete. . Terms, cash. Nelson, February 8. 793 MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. will -L*4- offer for SALE by public AUCTION, on SATURDAY next (To-Morrow), the 12thinstant, at their Warehouse,^ Trafalgar street, at One o'clock precisely, the RIGHT of PURCHASE of an-ACRE: of LAND at Richmond, part of Section No. 83, Waime.a East, adjoining Dartnail's corner, together \yitji.a - six-roomed HOUSE thereon, lately in the occupation of Mr. Matthew Little. . ...... v This 'very valuable property is a most desirable investment, and will be offered .at a very low price. Terms at sale. Bth February. 794 TO BUTCHERS, &C. MESSRS. NATH. EDWARDS aud CO. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION at the Richmond Cattle Fair Ground, on FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at One o'clock precisely, . 20 head of fat stock 30 do. of well-bred cows and heifers . 6 pairs superior working bullocks, with bows, yokes, and chains complete ! 6 broken-in marcs, stinted to St. Aubyn 1 second-hand dog-cart, and harness. Terms at sale. ' Nelson, 10th February, 1859. 796 NELSON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES. JOSEPH WEBB, Tailor, &c, has much pleasure in informing the public that in a few days he will be able to SUPPLY NELSON CLOTH, made from pure WOOL of Nelson growth. J. W. can confidently recommend these articles for comfort and durability. 797 FLAX. MEN of BUSINESS and. of MEANS (none other), and meaning business, are invited to INSPECT any MORNING until WEDNESDAY next, the rapid conversion of the commonly called New Zealand Flax leaf into a merchantable, fibrous material. One demonstrative fact is worth fifty essays. LUKE NATTRASS, Bridge-street, Nelson. 10th February, 1859. 784 GENERAL BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, WAISIEA-STREET, Near tho Odd Fellows' Hall. TAMES BLIOK begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above line, and trusts, by supplying meat of first-rate quality, to insure that support which it will.be his study to maintain. Families r"and Shipping supplied, Wholesale and Retail.--3*-;/ ." •=■ . '■ ' 787 . &" i n .:; ame r i c a'— -£*- B.ecaiise W. H. WEST has purchased their beat'TOBACCO' and ClGAßS,'which he has NOW ON SALE, at his well-known Civar Divan, Bridgestreet. KB.—Tho best SNUFF in the world always on hand. 790 rrObe'SOLD CHEAP, for CASH, a ■*- first-class CENTRE LATHE, cylinder poppet, iron bed and standards, turned wheel arid crank, 8 chucks, rest,, bank, and tee, with set oi TURNING TOOLS. Also, a few first-class JOINER'S TOOLS. Apply at the CoTonist Office. 781 TO BE SOLD, a complete SET of CART -1- HARNESS, a Saddle and Bridle, pair of patent Hobble 3, waterproof Blanket Case, Pistol Holsters, &c., by White, of London. Apply at the Colonist office. 785 HPO LET, from the 18th of October, 1858, -V the HOUSE and GARDEN, with THREE ACRES of PADDOCK, near the Waimea-road, lately occupied by Mr. Stanley. Also, TWO PADDOCKS, of two acres each, which will be let separately or together. \ For terms, apply to J. HUME, Bridge-street. ': r . ■ • 795 r^OLD.—The undersigned are BUYERS VJ OF GOLD. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, 2nd September.