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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 141, 25 February 1859, Page 2

,-;■;*.■•■ 1-eto fMier&mimte.; -■ ' rpmS DAY, the 25 th instant, will be -*•-. SOLD by AUCTION by the undersigned, by direction of Mr. B. O. Hodgson, at the Cattle Fair . Obocnd, Richmond, 1 marc, " Fanny" 1 useful ditto, " Waterloo" 1. light spring cart nnd harness 1 meat cart and harness _ 50 fat sheep. The property of Mr. W. Matthews, butcher. NATH. -EDWARDS AND CO. Terms afc sale. Nelson, February 22. - - 843 UNRESERVED SALE. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. ■*■"-*• will SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY * next (To-Morrow),- the 26th instant, attheir.Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, at One o'clock precisely— Tho very splendid heavy MARE, thoroughly broken in to harness and all 'kind -of farmxvork; the best trap horse in tlie place, and better knoxvn as " Oloustcn's Mare." Also, A very useful light CART. Terms at sale. February 22,1851). " 842 T^OTICE.— The SALE by AUCTION •*-* advertised to take place at the Richmond Cattle Fail' Ground on Friday the 25th instant, and subsequently postponed, will now beheld atthe sameplace, on FRIDAY,-the 4th March, by the undersigned, at 1 .o'clock precisely, and will compriscTrr--20 head of fat stock .30 do. of-well-bred coxvs and heifers 6 pairs superior working bullocks, xvith bows, yokes, and chains complete 6 broken-iu -heavy mares, stinted to St Aubyn vl second-hand'dog-csrfc, and harness. Terms at sale. NATH. EDWAEDS AND CO. Nelson,- 24th February, 1859. BG4 KAURI PINE TIMBER BY AUCTION. G.EORGE AIKEN is favored with instructions from J. R. Hays, Esq.,.to SUBMIT -to PUBLIC COMPETITION, on the ground adjoining hi 3 premises, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, the sth March next, at 12 noon precisely— Fifty" "Thousand Feet KAURI TIMBER (in lots to suit purchasers.) A great portion of the above is planed, grooved, •and tongued, and the dimensions of xvhich being of the most suitable description for general building -purposes, House Carpenters and others requiring first-rate timber, xvill find this Sale a good opportunity ;far making purchases. Terms liberal. Nelson, 24th February, 1859. 862 AUCTION SALE. MESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 28fch February, 1559, commencing at One o'cloclc 131*6 CIS 61V All the STOCK-IN-TRADE and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging to Mrs. Cazaly, Trafalgarstreet. -The stock comprises— An assortment of ladies' bonnets, caps, children's hats, ribbons, laces, &c, &c. And a varied assortment of other newly-landed soft goods, ex Lady Alice, from London. Nelson, 24th-February, 1859. BG3 THE RACES.. npHE TASMANIAN MAID will, on -*- TUESDAY, the first day of the Races, LEAVE the Wharf at HALF-PAST TEN a.m., and TAKE PASSENGERS up the Waimea River to the nearest point to the Race Course, where-Mr. Giblin xvill have light carts in attendance to take passengers on, afc ls. a head. The Steamer will return to Nelson immediately after the last race. -...-■■- Return Tickets for the Steamer . 2s. 6d. each. „ Children . . Is. 6d, „ CURTIS BROTHERS. ARCHDEACONRY BOARD. BY DIRECTION of the Archdeacon, a SPECIAL MEETING of the Board will be held (D.V.) on MONDAY NEXT, the 28th instant, at half-pasfcSeveu o'clock in the evening precisely. Business: —Consideration and adoption of the Report for the year 185S—certain important matters relating to.the Bishopric Endowment Fund—and the selection of the names of persons to be recommended as Trustees of Church property, under the General Sjmod. J. C BAG SHAW, Secretary. February 21. 857 AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. . AT a-PUBLIC MEETING, held at the •£*■ Star and. Garter, Richmond, on tlie 29th of 'TTT^eniber last, ifc 'was agreed to hold a GENERAL MEETING, at the same .place, on the 9th day of March next, at 7 p.m. All friendly to this society are therefore invited .to attend. FEDOR HELLING, 849 Chairman. NELSON COAL MINING COMI-ANY. A GENERAL MEETING of SHARE- ■**- HOLDERS will be held afc the Wakatu Hotel, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, to receive the Directors' Report, and transact other business. MAXWELL BURY, Secretaiy. Nelson, February 25th, 1859. 861 TO THE OWNERS OF THE PLYING- ARROW. (GENTLEMEN,— I am rather astonished on seeing a notice for raffling your boat, particularly when you are well aware that I have in ado every exertion to get a crew—in fact am in hourly expectation of a man arriving from tlie diggings, xvhen my crew..will be completed-^-and then.you will have a fair trial to retrieve your defeat, which you ascribed to an accident. I am, yours &c, . 855 TV, CROWTHER, RENDERS for Gravelling ACCEPTED -*■ by the WAIMEA ROAD BOARD :— Between B. Dixson's and Row-' ton's, Spring Grove— £ s. d. Thomas Andrews . .230 per chain. Rowton's to Forty Bridge— E. Fairhall, jun. . .270 Between Cundy's Bridge and Harvey's, Suburban South—■ T. Allport, jun S 19 0 Jenkins' Hill— "J. Gardner . . . 317 6 ' T. J. THOMPSON, Secretary. February 22nd. 858 ' TAKE NOTICE.—AII persons wishing ••*-' to take FINE CUT .TOBACCO .into the Country, can have ifc put up in Tinfoil, so as to.preserve ifc for months, at ■ - - W. H. WEST'S, 865 Bridge-street. ' PIANOS. IRON BBDSHSADS. 1 UST RE O.EIVED- " 2 beautiful LONDON PIANOS, in splendid order. Also, -An assortment of superior London-made IRON . BEDSTEADS, single and double clump, enamelled, and plain painted. 848 j. LEYIEN AND CO.