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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 148, 22 March 1859, Page 1

- •—-.—^ ZZ,,: ■'■ —t-: —■ ; POR SALEbyPRIVATHCONTRACT,^ ■■-. by the Trustees of the1 Estate of the Mosaw.'* .Rochfortf fthat very desirable TOWN ACRE, in the .Haven-road, No. 70, with the BUILDINGS thereon, . npw let at a rental of £72 per annum. . , For particulars apply to Messrs. CURTIS BROTHERS, or Messrs. N EDWARDS andCO. ~ 1 AND T FOR SALfc^Several valuable ■*-* BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in a central p«i" of the town for SALE. Five years' credit given on the above. For further particulars apply to ' ""- G. HOOPER AND CO., 434 , , „, Nelson Brewery. T?OR SALE or LEASE, the MOUTERJE * STEAM SAW MILLT The Mill may belcased for a r teim of years, as may be agreed nponr< the terms and particulars may be' obtained by applying to the Mortgagee, DAVID 1 BURNS. Nelson, November 4. 360 LAND FOR SALE. HPO BE SOLD, Section No. 31, in the -*- District ofthe JVfOUTE&E.- This very valuable Section will be sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. To any person who wishes to commence farming, and is in want of land where he may depend tm good crops, this is an opportunity not to be lost. For further particulars applyat G. HOOPER AND CO.'S, , , 'Nelson Brewery. Nelson, 17£h February, 1869. 813 ' -. .if" , n i _^, .. ■ . TAKAEA VAjfe* TG-BE SOLA tktgpJefldid allotment of LAND, being Section No.-I^3 frt thoTakaka * Valley, containing 150 acres. ' f% The Section is situated about one mile beyond Mr. Spittal's, with » good road to it; commands a gocd water frontage; and the timber on it is ofthe largest growth. The land is of superior quality. > Part of the purchase-money may remain on security of the land at ten peT cent. ■ ' T £ For particulars apply to _- Mr. JOHN SMITH, " - Mount Heslington, Wa<meaSouth; or. to Messrs. TRAVERS AND KtNGDON/ 8"8 Solicitors,' Nelsonr T7O LET, a w6ll-situated and good roolfty . -*- SHOP in Collingwood-street, ,lafely. occupicdrby Mr. Bent'ey, Storekeeper. App'ication to be made to Mr.,M'GEE, Maiine Hotel, or Mr. (Jr. AIKIiIN. 677 j >: , . . .—^y—... T^O LET, for a Term, the/COTTAGE, -1- with 2J Acres .'of LAND,, situated'oir- the Waimea-road, riear Mrs. Snow*, and at present occupied by M. Walker. , ' '" / 1 Apply on-the 'premises. , ' 940 ' t ** , „.i ~ , , , . ! MESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS -"-*- are instructed to SELL the undermentioned PROPERTIES by PRIVATE CONTRACT :— ACCOMMODATION SECTION No. 12, Suburban. South, adjoining the property of the late' Mr. Thompson, containing 50 Acres, more or le«. Southern Moiety of) Section No. 71, Suburban North, containing 26$ Acres, more or less. Part of Allotment No. ,45, Lewis-Street, Gibb« Town, Collingwoodj fipntagCj 25_feet. Allotment No. 24, Town of Collingv.ood,~having frontages toTn>falgar-_*quare and DreadnoughtBtreet, 100 links to-each. Allotment No. 30 ti To\vn of Collipgwood, having a frontage of 100 links to Union Jack-street. Liberal terms will be given! f Nelson, 14th March, 1859. „ 934 ' r * - txadesjien's ball/ ON THURSDAY NEXT," March 24tb, the above Ball will'take place at the Freemasons' Hall. r* > "< / """ u<. *■• . -Tickets may be had of the undermentioned ._.,"'U ,Stewardsr-r:> ,<._.... Mr. Thompson , , Mr. H. J. Goodman Mr. Stanton- Mr,_.T. q.B>tj?helor 'Mi."Routlcdge y Mr. J. BentleJ* , ' { Mr. Eyerett ' Mr. H. D. Jackson. Double £1 Is.;-Gentlemen's ditto, 165.; Ladies' ditto, 7s. 6d. J • Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock:.' 342 ___ : ; ______ —- I. 0. 0. M. U. T«HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of -*—- 'the-LOYAL MOTUEKA LODGE of-ODD FELLOWS, will take place at the Jftfotueka Hotel, on THURSDAY, the 24thof March, 1859. Members of the other Lodges, and all friends of the Order are respectfully invited to attend. *-*■-' , ■j i Dinner will be ori the table at half-past Five o'clock. Tickets, 5s. reach. t By Older of the Dinner Committee. On the fol'owing evening a Ball will take place. N.8.-—The agents of the N. C. S. A. have kindly arranged that the Tasmanhn Maid will leare Nelson for Motueka, on the Thursday morning, an fd return to .Nelson again after the Balk- 897 ~TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIMEA WEST. GENTLEMEN,—When I had the honor of being elected by a respectable majority of your bddy, to represent the Waimea West in the Nelson Provinci .1 Council, I expressed my fear, as I had pre\ioufcly done to seveial active friends, that my ,want of health, in addition to contemplated changes in my ciicumstances locally, would most' probably prevent ruerendeiing you any service for more than one session. My Supporters were pleased to overrule such objections. In the Council Chamber, I have always endeavored both to speak and vote with all fidelity to you and tho public. But I have ever had to regret my lack of bodily energy, and, consequently, my general efficiency has sulF.-ied considerably. Having .now waited (of several months to derive physical tone and improvement fidm a new locality, without removing or abating; my indisposition, I am induced to res'gn my place aa. your Representative. With grateful acknowledgment* fof past obliga* tions, I have tlie honor, dec, E. B. A. EBAN. Waimea-East, March 7th, 1859. * 917 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. " R ULWAY " and " SAFETY." Goods and Luggage CARTED, and Furniture carefully REMOVED. 1 ** J. SIGLEY, Proprietor, 854 Vincent-street, Nelson. NELSOJSL COLLEGE. TO EXCAVATORS AND BUILDERS. r TENDERS are invited for the variotof ■*- ARTIFICERS' WORKS required in the erection ofthe buildings for NELSON COLLEGE. - The Drawings and Specifications may be seen on and after TUESDAY, March Ist, at the office of tho Nelson Trust Funds. , Separate fenders are Ycquired for each trade, and areto be sent in on or before April llth, under co\er, addressed to Mr. A G. JENKINS, Secretary to the Governois, who" will give any further explanations needed. • _ . The Governors do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest tender in any case. ' &y order of the Governor*, A. 0. JENKIN3, 809 -' SecteUiJ.