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

[April 19/59. FOR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, -*- by tho Trustees of the Estate of the Messrs, Rochfovt, that very desirable TOWN ACRE, in tho Haven-road, No. 70, with the BUILDINGS thereon, . now let at a rental of £72 per annum. j For particulars apply to Messrs. CURTIS BROTHERS, or Messrs. N. EDWARDS and CO. " 355 T AND FOR SALE.—Several valuable -^ BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in a central part of-the town for SALE. Five years' credit given on the above. For further particulars apply to G. HOOPER AND C 0.---,-434 Nelson Brewery. FOR SALE or LEASE, the MOUTERE STEAM SAW MILL.. The Mill may be leased -for a term of years, as may be agreed .upon. . The terms and particulars may be obtained by applying to the Mortgagee, DAVID BURNS. Nelson, November 4. • 360 LAND FOR SALE. /*" rFO BE SOLD, Section No. 31, in die -*- _ District of the MOUTERE.; This very valuable Section will be sold cheap', and on very reasonabla tennis. To any person who wishes to commence farming, and is in want of land where he may depend, o good crops, this is an opportunity not to be lost. - For further parfciculars'apply at- - G. HOOPER AND CO.'S, '■• r Nelson Brewery. " Nelson, 17th February, 1859. . 81*3 ' HAWTHORN/COTTAGE. nPO BE SOLD, the above new and pretty -a. COTTAGE, containing 2 Bedrooms, Parlor, Ofoee, and Kitchen ; is lined, canvassed, and papered, ana contains those conveniences which render a homo comfortable. It stands on freehold ground, 175 feet in depth by Ssfeet frontage to Halifax-street; the soil is a rich vegetable mould, and is fenced, partly hawthorn and wild rose, and partly a battened fence. The scenery from this spot (which is not more than 100 yards'from' the " Maitai River "), is unsurpassed in Nelson; ' It is about five minutes' walk from the Trafalgarcorner. • Price, only £180. Terms, 25 per cent, cash; the remainder1 in approved bills of three, six, and nina months, the last two to bear interest at the rate of JEB per cent, per annum. . Also, A PIECE of •freehold BUILDING GROUND, 100 feet m depth by 44 feet frontage to Victory-square, now celebrated as the Nelson Cricket Ground. Price, £60. Terras,. 25 per cent, cash; the remainder in approved bills of three, six, and nine months, the last two to bear interest, at £8 per cent per annum. ■ , ' The whole is- unencumbered, and the titles unexceptionable. ■•■'". .- Apply to the owner, WILLIAM AKEESTEN Nelson; or by letter to be left at the Post Office. ' 944 T!O LET, the HOUSE and GARDEN, -*- with THREE ACRES of PADDOCK, near the Waimea-rdad, lately occupied by Mr. Stanley Also, TWO PADDOCKS, of two acres each, which will be let separately or together. For terms, apply to J. HUME, Bridge-street. \ [ 795 rFO LET, a well-situated and good roomy ■nSHOP in CollingW(>ocl-street, Jately occupied by Mr. Bent ey, Storekeeper.; Application to be made to Mr. M'GEE, Marine Hotel, or Mr. G. AIKEN. 677 TPO LET, the HOUSE and PREMISES now.m the occupation of Mrs Rich, Gingerbeer Manufacturer, Collingwood-street. Enquire of Mrs. RICH, on .the premises'. . . 1027 HTQ LET, a comfortable four-roomed HOUSE, -with a quarter of an acre of good garden ground ;' the two frond rooms are lined throughout. Rent, 10s. per week; without garden, 9s. per »'flek ; Apply to Mr. 11. COOMBS,.in the Wood. I ■ |m 1025 . NELSON.COLLEGE. ]T?XCAVATORS and BUILDERS are -^ informed that-the time for receiving TENDERS lor the College Buildings is- EXTENDED to WEDNESDAY, the 20th. April. - Copies of quantities for the;Excavatdv's work only, can be obtained, on application to Mr. DANIELL, at the Land Office. By order of the Council of Governors, A. G. JENKINS, ,_ , Secretary. March 30th, 1859. 995 GENERAL BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, ' WAIMEA-StfREET, • Near the Odd Fellows'.Hsll. I AMES BLICK begs to inform his friends ** and the public generally, that he has COMMENCED. BUSINESS in the above line, and trusts, oy supplying meat of first-rate quality, to insure that support which it will be his study to maintain. Families and Shipping supplied, Wholesale and . Retail . ... . yg7 MOTICE.—AII persons having CLAIMS -J-" against Mr. W. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, Butcher, are requested to furnish me with an account of such claim'forthwith : and all persons INDEBTED to the said W. M , are desired to PAY the amount of their respective accounts to me without delay. B. 0. HODGSON. Nelson, January 11th, 185? 638 TN consequence of a contemplated change -*■ in the Business of the undersigned, parties INDEBTED to me are requested to PAY their respective AMOUNTS on or before the Ist MAY, R. P. OUTRLDGE. Collingwood, 12th March, 1859. 983 pUB.L 10 "CONVEYANCES. " RAILWAY " and " SAFETY." Goods and Luggage CARTED, and Furniture carefully REMOVED. J. SIGLEY, Proprietor, 854 Vincent-street, Nelson. PUBLIC CONVEYANCE every ■*■ MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRiDAY, from Waimea East, starting at 9 a.m. from Mr. Kite's store, and at 2 p.m. from Nelson. Parcels delivered. • R. WALLIS, Richmond, March 26th, 1559. * pHARLES M'GEE, having taken the MARINE HOTEL, corner of Bridge and Trafalgar 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 endeavour by-strict attention "to business to merit a share of-public support. ■ Every accommodation for travellers and private families. Strict attention paid to the stables. 676 ifR. HAMILTON, Teacher of English J_vJL sieging ail( j pianoforte. y?O A USTEALIAN HOME COMPANION. -t-'^- —The attention of heads of Families, Officers of Public Institutions aiid Public. Conveyances is especially ! desired to this periodical, .pui dished in Sydney, and. i devoted to the promotion of Temperance in tho youth j of the Australian Coloniep.' I Agent for. Kelson,' G. TAYLOR, at Mr. Walker's, [ near the Post Office. ': ' . ' 1023