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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 155, 15 April 1859, Page 2

/°vWINGr to the Freemasons* Hall being V/ used for the meetings of the Provincial Council, Mr. DECK will PREACH on SUNDAY NEXT,the 17th instant, in the building lately erected.at the rear of the Hall, situate in. Hardy-street. Morning SerVice to commence at Eleven o'clock, and-in the Evening at half-past Six. 1039 Avi/ "Sjf SOUTHERN STAR LODGE, .NO. 1037A LODGE of EMERGENCY, will be ■£*■ held at the Freemasons' Hall on MONDAY EVENING- next, the 18th instant, at Seven o'clock. By order of the W. M., H. J. GOODMAN, ' 1040 " ' Secretary. FOR THE WAIRAU, THIS DAY. . . rPHE fast-sailing schooner AUSTRA- -*- LIAN MAID, Hooper, Master, now loading at the Albion Wharf, will SAIL THIS DAY (Friday). \ For freight or passage, apply to ! 1037 • JOHN SYMONS. POR MELBOURNE DIRECT. TH E Clipper Brigantine MARCHIONESS, 250 tons, F. C. Kreeft, Commander (hourly expected from Port "Cooper)^ will SAIL for the above port 24 hours after arrival. "• ' For Freight or Passage apply to JOHN K. HAYS, Agent. Nelson, 14th April, 1859. ' 1O?6 ', MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. will • -LYJ- SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY next ' (To-morrow), the 16th instant, at their Warehouse, ' Trafalgar-street, at One o'clock precisely, and with- > out reserve, a quantity of very useful HOUSEHOLD » FURNITURE. ' One dog-cart, nearly new > One do. do., with patent axles and springs > (new) One grey gelding, and A lot of books. ' Terms at sale. \ Nelson, llth April, 1859. 1035 IN RE THE ESTATE OF THOMAS PETTIPHER \ AND THOMAS SATTERSWAITHE, DECEASED. TVf BSSRS. NATH. EDWARDS and CO. » -L'-*- have been instructed by the Registrar of Intes- ' state Estates to SELL by PUBLIC A UCTION.at their ' Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY (To- . Morrow), "the 16th instant, on account of the Estates . of Thomas Pettipher and Thomas Satterswaithe, >:. ■ Sundry clothing and personal effects. , Terms cash. Nelson, 14th April, 1859. < 1041 i ■ • ———" ' AUCTION SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. GEORGE AIKEN will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Sale-room, TOMORROW, the 16th instant, at One o'clock— >'. 5 cwt. hams and bacon . > 1 ton 3-legged iron pots, from half to 14 gals. >' 1 box tobacco pipes .•>..- ---i Several gross of paste, and tin blacking 22 pairs thigh boots (nailed) , ■; • . • 10 pieces lilac prints (slightly damaged) A quantity of men's clothing ~ And several pieces of first-rate furniture, carpeting, &c. Terms at sale.—No reserve. Nelson, 14th April, 1859. t 1038 LOST, in the -township of Nelson, on Wednesday, the 13th instant,- a CHASED GOLD WATCHKEY, set with red Cornelian stone. ' .Whoever- returns the same to Mr. Charles M'Gee, ' Marine Hotel, will be handsomely rewarded. : 1038 MRSI GREEN invites attention to her '■very superior STOCK >of AUTUMN and •; WINTER GOODS, consisting of— : 1 Mantles, in black and coloured cloth, &c, &c. : Bonnets, in crinoline, velvet, straw, chenelle, &c. Ribbons, feathers, flowers, bugle and plain laces Chenelle trimmings,' ditto in various styles ■■>■,: Winter Dresses—white, black and grey - > Brocatelle and moreen, for slips » Crimean slips, corded do. >' . Ladies' and infants' under clothing ) Ladies' merino vests >; Merino stockings and socks > Velvet ribbons, black aud coloured >, Muslin goods, black sewed muslins »' Flannels, calicoes, merinoes > Denies, dress trimmings, gloves, &c. ■•:■■' Trafalgar-street, next the Bank. 1034 ' p RIFFIN'S BEST FLOUR ' vT Thirds do. ' ' Pollard and bran. ' Trafalgar-street. 1002 ' PIANOFORTES REGULATED and ' JL TUNED by Mr. HAMILTON, who has had [ many years practical experience in the above. ~ Orders left with Mr. W. M. Stanton will meet ' with:prompt attention. . i '~-. 985 , !i T AND SCRIP ON SALE. Apply ,! -^ to B. O. HODGSON, Land Agent, Nelson. 1020 MRS. CLARK, Dress and Maritte Maker, Collingwood-street, opposite Mr. Stamper's, ' N.B.—Mourning, Wedding, and Ball Dresses made ': on the shortest possible notice. ' Wanted, several Apprentices. 'j Nelson, April Bth, 1859. 1018 H" " HARGREAVES begs respectfully • to inform his friends and the public generally, '■ that *he price of MEAT at his Establishment in 1 Bridge-street will be from this date until further ' notice:— ' i Beef and mutton, from 4Jd. to 6d. per Id. ' ■; Lamb, pork, and veal, 7d. ' ■ Poultiy, butter, eggs, vegetables, &c, at Uie '; ' lowest possible prices.' ' All orders punctually attended to. Nelson, March 25th, 1859. 974 ': ..BEMOTAL. HD. JACKSON, Bookseller, Stationer, • and Dealer in Fancy Ware, Toys, fee, has ' REMOVED to the shop lately occupied by Mrs. ' Cazally, opposite Mr. Luck's, Trafalgar Hotel. 972 3 PORTRAITS FOR ENGLAND. } MESSRS. OXLEY and LANE beg to ■"J- announce that all" PORTRAITS, VIEWS, &c., taken at their Establishment during the next month. ' can be forwarded to England free of any extra charge, Portraits for Lockets, Views of Rosidences, &c, taken with the greatest accuracy. - Eoyal Photographic Gallery Trafalgar-street, opposite the Bank. f . '954.. p EORGE AIKEN, Auctioneer and.Com- • mission Agent, Trafalgar-street, will for the - future direct his attention more especially to the :' BUYING or SELLING (either publicly or privately) I of LANDED PROPERTY, HORSES, CATTLE, s and FARM'PRODUCE, of-which he will keep a i register of all necessary particulars, for inspection by ! any person likely to require his services. Auction sales conducted in any part of the province by special arrangement. ■Nelson, March 25,1859. ■ -'984