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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 193, 26 August 1859, Page 2

**»■', ■>"-■! r.ll-h._p-»__--.i-.. _«-i ■■_■■■ —■■'■ yy, ■«■■ .■■■»«--■■-—I FOR THE WAIRAU.—The fine fast sailing Schooner MARY, C. M'Lean, Master, hourly expected from Massacre Bay, and having the greater part of her cargo on board, wiU be despatched to the abovo port immediately on her arrival. JgFor freight or passage apply to Thomas Askew, Bridge-street. Nelson, 25th August, 1859. "* irOR SYDNEY DIRECT.—The LR.M. J- 1 Steamship LORD WORSLEY, R. Johnston, Commander," will leave/or the above port on or about the 6th September. * - ■ , For freight or passage apply at the Company s Office, Albion Wharf. 261 .— ————"~~ —: » WRECK OF THE MARCHIONESS. GEORGE AIKEN has received instructions to sell by public auction, without reserve, ■on TUESDAY NEXT, 30th instant at Twelve o'clock noon precisely, at Mr. Gilbertoon's Yard, Auckland Point the undermentioned GOODS (all more or less damaged), being part of the Cargo ofthe above vessel, namely-— •:;■■• 21 empty cflslcs 43 tins white lead, 28 lbs each 4 cases paper 4 ditto sardines 2 ditto soap 4 casks zinc 885 sheets corrugated iron 20 tins patent nails • ,-... 6 cwt> French, ditto ; * ; 1 druojoil. In lots to suit purchasers. ;-'■-. : POSITIVELY NO RESERVE. Terms Cash. % Nelson. August 25th, 1859/ 268 VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES, ETC., BTC., FOR SALE BY AUCTION. p EORGE AIKEN has received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. Thomas Gaukroger, to sell by public auction, at the Bush Tavern, Grove-street in the Wood, TO-MOR-ROW, the 27th instant, commencing at One o'clock, p.m., the undermentioned valuable HOUSE and LANDED PROPERTIES, AcLot No. 1. Town Section No. 275, with house and other Ijk, buildings thereon, having an extensive frontage to Milton-street. Lot No. 2. Town Section 280, being a valuable frontage to Grove-street. Lot No. 3. Town Section 282, with the public-house mown as the Bush Tavern. This lot will be sold subject to % mortgage for £350, at interest at '10 per cent, and to a lease to Travers and Co. for four years from the Ist July last. Lot No. 4. Town Section 268, having frontage to Cambria and Weka-strcets. Titles to the above properties unexceptionable. Also, The Interest in Town Sections 265 and 267, held under a lease from the Trustees of Native Reserves, having ten years to run, at a very low rental. Also, 1 light cart 1 heavy ditto 3 valuable horses, 1 foal, and a quantity of furniture, saddlery, several tons hay, and other effects. Terms liberal at sale. Nelson, August. 19. 240 HOPS. QJSORGE AIKEN will sell by public auction, without reserve, by order of H.* M. GclWor of Guitoms, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the 3rd September next, St One o'clock p.m.— Six pockets hops,(being in bond over time.) 'Terms cash. Nelson, August 25,1859. 273 SALE BT AUCTION OF HORSES, CATTLE, ETC., AT RICHMOND. I^EORGE AIKEN will .sell by auction, *<-X at the Richmond Fair Ground, on MONDAY, tiie 23th instant, at Twelve o'clock, noon— A few good hack horses Several heavy colts and fillies Heavy carts, spring do., harness Working bullocks, milch cows Heifers, steers, and calves Sheep, pigs, &c.,&c. Terms at sale. N-ei.oo, August 19th, 1859. 239 . y ESSRS. NASH and SCAIFE will ii offer nt public auction on MONDAY NEXT, a:. 'Ilea- Warehouse, in Bridge-street, at Three . o'clock precisely— Tlie convenient Dwelling House in HalifaxBtreet, lately occupied by Mr. Wm. Akersten. The Materials ofthe Public Baths, by order of the Trustees of Mr. Wm. Norgroe. v Sawn Timber, Red Pine, 92 boards and 34 feet Scantling. 276 Terms at sale. MESSRS. NASH and SCAIFE will offer at public auction at their Warehouse in Bridge-street, at One o'clock on MONDAY NEXT, 2.Hh August, the following PROPERTY and assortment of MERCHANDISE— A quantity of Tar_.naki Bacon, smoke dried, in small lots. A quantity of drapery and small wares, mustard in 1 lb. bottles, clothes pegs, preserved lobsters, a piece of ladiesi cloth tweed, damaged ; frying pans, American axes, chad's wicker chairs, shop twine, smootl - ing planes and sash philisters, tea caddies, razors, snddlery, clothing and coats, soap, j candles, T. D. pipes, 50 cases brandy, j American tubs, and a variety of goods. , Terms at sale. 273 j MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. have received instructions from E. H. Dash wood, Esq. (who is about leaving for England), to sell by suction, on THURSDAY, the Bth September next, at - his resider_ee,-th&-Port r without reserve,.-.,. .... The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, HORSE and CART, and Harness, &c, &c. . J ■ ■ * ' Also, — The newly^built Yacht •' SPRITE," with dingy, sails, &c. To commence at One o'clock precisely. Terms at sale. Nelson, 25th August, 1859. 271 ♦110 BE SOLD by auction under a DIS*-- -*- TRESS for RENT, at the Wakatu Stables, on WEDNESDAY NEXT.the 31st instant, at 12 o'clock at noon, an active chesuut HORSE, good in harness. 267 GEORGE HERWIN. TUST RECEIVED per TASMANIAN I w - MAID— 3 tons fine salt 10 boxes Belmont sperm candles At the ■ I NELSON GROCERY DEPOT, . j M. M. WEBSTER, 274 Manager. KELSON BOARD OF WORKS. THE ACCOUNTS for the past year -1 having been AUDITED by the Gentlemen ■.pr/)ior,<id at the late Annual Meeting, notice is hereby ~iv<*.n that the BAIiA.NOK-SEKET is open to PUBLID INSPECTION ?t the Board of-Works Office, 'iiaialgar-stieet, during* the usual office hours. By ojder of the Board, J. L. BAILEY, Secretary. Boari •*•{'■ Works-Office, Neison, August il, 1859. 205