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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 147, 18 March 1859, Page 1

: "■ * Slipping. NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. »g4P£ THE PADDLE STEAMER L '.TASMANIAN MAID,, *Sflffll|^U,9o,tons<bnrden l T. Whitwell, com--1 '' wm. ihave (weather permitting) 'Nelson,: on Friday, 18th .. ~ .. 11 a.m. *Motuek», on Bame'day lpm. rC6lUngwo6d, on Saturday, 19th .. .. Bam •Hotueka,' oa «ame day 2 p.m. Nelson, on Thursday, 24th .. .. 8 a.m. 'JMotueka, onß*ra»day ~. .. .. 10 a.m. 'Mingwood, on Friday, 25th .. *. 12 noon 'Motueka, on Saturday, 26th .. .. '5 a.m. 'Nelson, oniSaturday, 26th *6p.m. -Waitohi, on Sunday, 27th 6 a.m. -Wairau, on Monday, 28th 11 a.m. '^ekon.'on'Wednesday, SOth .. .. 8 a.m. 'Motueka^onsame day 10 a.m. Jp Collingwood, on Thursday, 31st .. .. 6 a.m. -Motueka, on same day 12noon tfebon, on Friday, Ist April .. .. 2 p.m.. 'Motueka, on ume day 5 p.m. Nelson, on Monday, 4th .. .. f . 2 p.m. ■ Wairau, on Wednesday, 6th .. .. 6 a.m. rWutohi, On same day .. .. .. 12 noon Nelson, on Friday, Sth 9 a.m. •Motueka, on saine:day 11 a.m. ■ 1 Collingwood, on.Saturday, 9th ~ .. 8 a.m. -Motueka, on same day 2 p.m. Until further notice? the steamer will call off Motu- | jpipVorWaitapu, either in going to or returning from" : ; 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 ita being shipped, must be at the "wharf one hour previous to tho advertised time of sailing. SATIS OF PASSAGE. Chief Cabin. Fore Cabin. Nelson to Motueka £0 6 0 £0 6 0 -N«lson to Massacre Bay 15 0 015 0 . Motueka toMassacre 8ay.... 110 013 0 Nelson to Waitohi or Wairau 2 10 0 1 10 0 . .Nelson to We11ingt0n........ 3 0 0 2 0 0 Children undei; 10 -years of. age, half fares. Consignees "by, the Tasmaniah Maid are requested :to: take notice- that while every care "will be taken to firotect their interests, cargo will at all times be. dHded'tt-their-risk; and that the Association will. not be responsible for anyjloss or. damage which may .oocur'to.cargOrafter it has gone,over the ship's side. Refreshments will be provided on board at mode - 'rate-'nites. ~;.'■,■,,■- ;:,.■•.. . . , ■ ■..,.,■ ' I'afestbfie. paid during the paesage to the Captain; who will give a ticket, which must be deli- . Vered up, on'leaving, • '■ Shippers are;rejiuested to Bend'their goods the day • previous to'date of sailing to the Napier Wharf, where they will be storcid, free of charge. ■ Freights must be paid in Neison, before shipment, to Mr. HUTCHISON,-at the Wharf, or to : . 900 . CURTIS BROTHERS. ; NOTICK TO SHIPPERS TO COLLINaWOQD. ! TN consequence of new Regulations made i J- by the Sub-Collector of Customs at Goljingwood,: the TASMANIAN MAID will NOT be able to take] CARGO of any description, excepting LIVE STOCK, io that Port until further notice. ■- , CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, Feb. 3rd, YSS9r - ; 765 WOOL FUOM THB WAIRAU. T!HE S?ASMANIAN MAID will, during - ' *■" ensuing, eeason, TAKE WOOLfronvtheßOTJL^ PER BANK, WAIRAU to NELSON or WELLINGTON, at -a HALFPENNY per pound, and to PORT UNDERWOOD at Seven Shillings per bale. : CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, November 10th, 1858. 382 NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.—The Intercolonial R. M. Company beg io give notice that the FREIGHT on-APPLES in BOXES from NELSON to SYDNEY, will be at the rate of THIRTY SHILLINGS per Ton measurement, until further notice. EDW. COLEMAN, 907' . Manager. - ■pOR LONDON DIRECT.—The splendid ■»-. new clipper barque INDIANA, 850 tons register, Jas. M'Kirdy, commander, haying the greater portion iof her cargo on board, will SAIL for LONDON on the JiOthMarch. ; Freight on Wool, One Penny per lb. For freight or paaeag© apply to KATH. -EDWARDS AND CO., •or to 820 MORRISON AND SCLANDBRS. * ijTIHARLES M'GEE, haying taten the V 7 MARINE HOTEL,'corner of Bridge and Tra-falgar-streets, begs.most respectfully to intimate to the Public that; he will always have, on hand the best description of WINES, SPIRITS, &c, and will en4eavour by strict attention to basiness to merit a share ■of public support. Every accommodation for "travellers and -private families. Strict attention paid tothestables. 676 I^rOTICE.»-All persons haying CLAIMS ±* ragainst Mr. W. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, Butcher, are requested to furnish me with: an laecount -of such claim forthwith ,• *nd all persons INDEBTED to the said W. M., are desired to PA^ the amount of their reepective accounts to me without delay. li. 0. HODGSON^. Nelson, January 11th. 165? 688 «BNERAL BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, WAIMEA-STBEET, ' • Near the Odd Fellows' Hall. TAMES BLICK 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 «npportwhich it will be his stndy to maintain. 'Families arid; Shipping mipplied, Wholesale and EetaH;.'; /.; , \ . , .787 j ROYAL . PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, . .Opposite the Bank, Trafalgar-street, Nelson.. , (for a few weeks only !) "MESSRS. OXLEY AND LANE, from -***: ' London and Cheltenham, beg to inform the inhabitants of' Nelson and the surrounding neighborhood, that they are'daily taking first-class imperishable Collodion PORTRAITS,1 plain or colored, from Five ShiUiags upwards.; Photographs copied, and views ■of residences tafcen on the shortest notice.' Portraits for -lockets; brooches, &c. Pictures of children taken by a new ,^and ■ inntantaneous process. Open from Ten $.m. to Five p m. 745 OOLI>.~The undersigned are BUYERS •^ OF GOLD. CURTIS BROTHERS. JK&lson, 2nd SeptomUr. ;