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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 156, 19 April 1859, Page 1

NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. M^MZ THE PADDLE STEAMER 'Mlfkvki ■ ■■*• tasmanian maid, tons burden, T. WhitwcU, comwim, leave (weather permitting) Nelson, on Tuesday, 19th . 12 noon Motucka, on same day 2p.m. Collingwood, on Wednesday 20th.. .. 7 a.m. Motueka, on sanie day ' Ipm. Nelson, on Friday, 22nd 2 p.m. Motueka. on same day 4p.m. Collingwood, on Saturday 23rd .. ~ 10 a.m. Motueka, on same day 4 P- m> Nelson, on Monday, 25th .. .. •• !]? <m: Waitohi, on same day .. .. • • Midnight Wairau, on Tuesday, 26th .. .. • • 1} a.m. Wellington, on Wednesday, 27th .. .. * P-m-Nelson, on Friday, 29th 9 a.m. Motueka, on same day 11a.m. Collingwood,: on Saturday, 30th .. .. 8 a.m. Motueka, on same doy 2 p.m. Nelson, on Wednesday, 4th May .. .. 11 a r mMotueka, on same day zp.m. Collingwood, on Thursday, sth .. .. » a.m. Motueka, on same day .. .. .. p.m. The next trip to the WAIRAU via WAITOHI, will ! be to leave Nelson on SATURDAY, May 7th. Until further notice, the steamer will call off Motupipi, or Waitapu, 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 ior all places.to ensure its being shipped, must be at the Wharf one hour, previous to the advertised time ot sailing. RATES OF PASSAQK. Chief Cabin. Fore Cabin. Nelson to Motueka £0 6 o £0.6 0 Nelson to Massacre Bay 1 5 0 015 0 Motueka to Massacre Bay 110 013 0 Nelson to Waitohi or Wairau 210 0 110 0 Nelson to Wellington 3 0 0 2 0 0 Children under 10 years of age, half fares. Consignees by the Tasmanian Maid are requested to take notice that while every care will be taken to protect their interests, cargo will at all times be landed at their risk; and that the Association will not be responsible for any loss or damage which may occur to cargo after it has gone over the ship's side. Refreshments will be provided on board at moderate rates. Fares to be paid during the passage to the Captain on board, who will »ivo a ticket, which must be delivered up on leaving. Shippers are requested to send their goods the day previous to date of sailing to the Napier Wharf, where they will be stored, free of charge. Freights must be paid in Nelson, before srvipment, fco Mr. HUTCHISON, at the Wharf, or to 1022 CURTIS BROTHERS. CARGO FOR COLLINGWOOD. nPHE N. C. S. ASSOCIATION having -*- received permission from the Commissioner of Customs to LAND CARGO at COLLINGWOOD at any hour as hitherto, the TASVIANLW MAID will, from the present date, TAKE CARGO to that port at the following rates : — One ton and upwards at 15s. per ton. Less than one ton .. at 255. „ „ Parcels at ss. each. CURTIS BROTHERS. April 4th, 1859. 1010 WOOL FROM THE WAIIIAU. THE TASMANIAN MAID will, during * ensuinp season, TAKE WOOL from the BOULDER 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 TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF COASTING VESSELS. WANTED, in about a month hence, to ENGAGE for the CONVEYANCE of FIFTY TONS FRFJGHT, chiefly Timber, from tho Moutero Itiver toKaiiipoi, in the Canterbury Settlement. Offers in writing will be received up to the 20th instant by GEORGE AIKEI-T, Auctioneer, 1016 Trafalgar-street, •Mj V V-.V V*J\v * I -V A r>l V » 'MRS. CROMPTON, in returning thanks -L**- to the ladies of Nelson for the liberal patronage sho has received, begs to inform them that she has on hand a choice selection of WINTER BONNiLTS. 1000 No. 1 Snow's Cottages, Hardy-street. MRS. GREEN has received, ex late J-"-*- arrivals, a choice assortment of WELL SELECTED GOODS, suitable for the present and coming season, consisting of— Bonnets, in silk, crape, straw, tuscan, crinoline, rice, &c, trimmed and untrimmed Bonnet ribbons Ladies' and girls' hats in great variety Gentlemen's, youths', and children's ditto I3laok and.colored silk mantles Black and white lace and muslin Lawn and grass cloth ditto Paris kid gloves, children's ditto Ti?idies' Norway gauntlets, kid ditto Silk and Lisle thread ditto Ladies' and gentlemen's white and black kids Gentlemen's neckties, silk and satin squares Silk and lawn pocket handkerchiefs, shawls Embroidered lace and muslin dresses, flounced and robeg Glace and brocaded silk dresses Tulle colored crapes and tarlatans Flounced barege dresses Balzarine and hiuslin, plain and flounced Holland jackets Pinafores, blouses, &c. Cap ribbons, flowers, blonds, veils * Black and white lace, bu<jle ditto Dress caps, bonnet ditto, mohair ditto Parasols, black and colored Neckties, collars, sleeves, habitshirts. Muslin flouncing, insertions Lawn hankerchiefs, hollands, Marsala diaper Linen, calico, and crinoline Plaio, checked, and figured muslina Net, nankeen, roll jacconetes, silesia Braids, &c, straw plaits Infants' pellises, cloaks, hoods, hats, robes, frocks, jackets, caps, pinafore^ flannels, shirts, gowns, &c, &c. A GSEAT~V"ARffiTY~ OF" MOURNING GOODS. . . 434 f IME!—MOTUPIPI LIME for SALE, -^ at the Albion Wharf. ' : NICHOLSON AND RIDINGS. Nelsen, 17th March, 1859. ■ 941 1 000 well burnt stock BRICKS, ±tJ<)\J\J\J ready for delivery, at the Nelson Brick yard, near the Prince Albert Hotel. £4 103. per 1000 at the kiln. N.B.—Made to order—Bricks, Tiles, Paving Squares, &c., &c, of any shape or size. WM. DEMENT, Bricklayer, Plasterer, &c. r 1031 Hardy-streefc. QPBRM OIL! SPERM OIL! On SALE at SYMONS' STORE, Bridge-street', 1012