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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 211, 28 October 1859, Page 4

ASSURANCE COMPANY, I at LONDON and MELBOURNE. Establiihcd in 1836, and Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament. Capital £1,259,780 1 . Invested Funds - 404^449 * v . Fire Insurances effected at the Current Rates of Premium, and proposals made to the agents can be concluded without any reference or delay whatever. Superintendent for Australia, JAMES BATTRAY, Melbourne. Agents for Nelsou, 528 NASH AND SCJJFE. EX CRESSWELL AND ROXANA. ITHE MISSES JAY beg respectfully to ' A intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED.the following, DIRECT FROM ENGLAND. A variety of muslins, cotton, &c, for embroidery Gold and silver twine ! Knitting and netting needles Berlin patterns Wool and canvas Children's dresses fr And & large assortment of Toys at very moderate prices. > BBIDGK-STBKBT. OW INSTANTANEOUS POBTRAITURE. MESSRS. OXLEY AND. LANE respectfully invite their patrons not to defer t heir visits to the Royal Photographic Gallery too long, as, in consequence of Mr. Lane's departure to the South, it is mcst probable Mr. Oxley may -shortly leave Nelson , Portraits taken daily by the inimitable Xanthotype process in three seconds only. Lockets, Brooches, &c, fitted with portraits of any size. Photographs copied and forwarded to England carriage free. ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Trafalgar-street. October 3rd, 1859. *U ALBION HOTEL AND TAVERN. F STOCK takes this opportunity of • thanking his friends and the public generally for the support he has received since opening 'the above. . ' "'*.'» Being free to draw English and each description of Colonial Ale, it will always be his endeavor to sustain the high name he has acquired for these articles. Wines' and. Spirits of siiperior quality always on hand at current rates. , 309 LONDON TAVERN, HAVEN-ROAD, NELSON. H HUDSON begs to inform his friends • and the public generally, that he has taken those extensive premises situated as above, where every accommodation can be offered to travellers, and hopes', by strict, attention to business to merit a share of public patronage., -- • flooper's Ales and Porter always on draught. Ditto ditto ditto in bottle. Wines and Spirits, the best that can bo procured. Dinners and Luncheons provided. Good Stabling. A large paddock in the rear of the premises for the accommodation of parties shipping sheep, cattle, &c. Nelson, 12th September, 1859. 345 PRATT and SCOTT beg to apprise their friends and "the public -that they have commenced business as Butchers in the premises lately occupied by Mr. T. Gaukroger, opposite the Royal Hotel, Bridge-street, and respectfully solicit that share of public support which they will at all times study to merit. P. and S. would particularly remark that their arrangements will ensure a supply of MEAT of thh very best quality tliat can be procured, and it will be their aim to execute all oidfers with which the> may be favored, with strict punctuality and despatch. Hotels and shipping supplied on the shortest notice and on favorable terms. PRATT AND SCOTT. Ne'son, September Ist, 1859. N.B. —Poultry, vegetables, &c, always on hand. 316 ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITE. FOR SALE at the PORT, tliat very desirable PLOT of GROUND, possessing a double frontage, with quickset hedge and substantial fence, immediately adjoining the residence of Captain Kreeft. and part of the same acre. ... ... Any person requiring a site possessing a magnificent view of Blind Bay, combined with the other wellknown advantages of this, picturesque and generally admired spot, can hear of favorable terms by applying to; . ... ■• ■.■■..-.■ •-:-- • •' J. B..CALDER, 467 • . • Haven-road. WANTED to PURCHASE,, FOWLS, TURKEYS? GEESE, &a, in quantities, at moderate rates. : . Apply to Mr. James Bentley, Bridge-street. MR. .SPARROW*' Veterinary Surgeon, , : Richmond. ■ ,'i ;' - Horses examined as to their soundness. • ; Advice, to Purchasers,1 &c. 509 rro STAND THIS SEASON at the Steam JL Flour MilljWaimea South, every MONDAY and THURSDAY, the well-known cart SUllion ;.. ; .: . ;"; ;l ■■" /YOUN^LINCdLN.; ... ■•; _, : ... ■■"■ ' Terms:— £2 25., and ss. thel Groom, ; w.;w. whitjr.; " N.B.—Good Paddocks for Mares at 2s. 6d. per week. ' '-~:■■ ; 456 rf 0 STAND THIS SSASONi—The -*- tvell-known Powerful Gart Stallion • ■ .■;:.,::•.,;, v goliah. ; ■■■■ . ■-■■ .■■.-. ■ . Goliah will attend at the Wakefield Arms the first '<yeek in October next, ancl ;every Monday following ; allofher days at Quail Valley, ■ ' Terms:—j|2 2a. each'mare; Groomage ss. Fees to be paid before' the -fyt February, 1860. Gromuge tQ,be paid on.first visjjt,^ -^-- % .', ,;.. ~. t . .„;. 406 : H^J-JL.: AggUARDB. V ' rTQ STAND THIS SEASON at "Flax- -*- bourne Station, the approved EnglishuThoroughbred Stallion . , ; -. ' - ■ , ■;.' ST. AUBIN; ;.,; .=....'.:■ ■. -: .'... y, St. Aubin, foaled in 1849, by BayMiddleton, out of Blapk A^nes by Velocipede [see Stud Book vol/G p. 364] : Bay Middleton, by Sultain, out of gobweb, by Phantom; Black Agnes, by Velocipede, her dam by Walton, out of Young Noisette, by Dipmede [see Stud .BookvojL 6, p. 364]. TerniS, £5 55.; payable on the Ist January, 1860. Persons desirous of the services of this Horse are requested to send their mares early in the season, as only a limited number will be taken. N. B. No extra fee charged for feed or groomage. 393 G. F. LOVEGftOVE. rro be LET, Two Four-roomed COT- ■*- TAGES; also, Two acres of LAND in Waimearoad, for paddocks. Apply to 83 NASH AND SCAIFE. TO LET, the HOUSE and 9 Acres of * LAND, in Toi-toi Valley lately in tlje occupation of Mr. H. Hawk. For particulars of rent, «c, Apply to B. ,0. HODGSON, i 124 Land Agent, Nelson. HPO LET, with immediate possession a 4- DWELLING HOUSE, situate in Collingwooditreet, now in the occupation of Mrs. EgfccQurt,