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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 211, 28 October 1859, Page 1

j■. .'■ mm ! . NELSON COAST STEAM'ASSOCIATION. i ' .' ' - ' -r' {■RETURN TICKETS.—Rom this date A* RETURN TICKETS between NELSON and MOTUEKA, and NELSON and COLLINGWOOD, 'available for the ensuing'trip of the Steamer only, will be issued at the following rates: — -' ; Nelson and Motueka ".' 9s. ' Nelson and Collingwood (Chief cabin) 40s. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, 15th September, 1859. ' - . 853 hf> EDUCTION in FARES to WAIRAU, ;-*-*» WAITOHI, and PELORUS. i From this date the Tasm'anlah" Maid will convey Passengers to either of the-above named places as under:— Chief Cabin . . J 40s. j Fore Cabin- . . . "25ar ", - CTJETIS BROTHERS. * 1 Nelson, 29th August, 1859; L ' 283 NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. THE WAREHOUSE lately erected by 1 !-*-. the Association near the Big Bush, Wairau feiver, will be open, under the charge of Mr. J. M. iiutcheson, for ? the reception of GOODS conveyed by', ttierTasmMHan-Maidi on TUESDAY, the 13thbeptember;; from whicb dat& Freight will be charged on goods either itoor; fronii the Big-Bush* the Boulder Bank, Waitohi-or;Peloms,:at the reduced rate of thirty-five shillings pef : ton ; this rate to include ;rebeiving into and...Jdeiiveripg from .the above -Ware* < house, i storage for .-, one week, after which- time a chiirge^of "three shillings per ton ;per week will be made. As hitherto,no wharfage,will be chained for shipment in Nelson. { WOOL.—During the coming season the freight on Wool by1 the Tasmanian Maid, from either the Big Bush of the Boulder Bank to Port Underwood will be at the rate of seven shillings per bale, and if put into the Warehouse at the Big Bush, 2s. 6d. per bale will be charged for receipt and delivery, rent, weighing and marking,; The freight from either of the above named places to I: Nelson or-Wellington will be one half-penny perrlb; All Goods placed in the Store at the Big Bush, will be insured against loss by fire by the Association without «xtra charge. . ■ CURTIS BROTHERS. 1 Nelson, 29th August, 1859. . W 284 j NOTICE TQ SHIPPERB BETWEEN MOTUEKA AND MASSACRE BAY. ON and after the 4th of October, the FREIGHT on all GOODS shipped per TASMAr NIAN MAID at Motueka, for Massacre Bay, will "have to be paid, befobe shipment;1 to* Mr. R:;Sutcliste. ■..-.••'■ '•■■ . ' ■ •"-"',■■ CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, Sept. 26th, 1859. 390 SELLING at REDUCED PRICES, at the STORES of the undersigned, to make room for NEW G.OODS from England, for the Summer season, viz. ;— Ladies' hats, caps, bonnets and dresses Children's dp., do., do. , Feathers;- -flowersjilaees, gloves, and ribbons w Men's clotliing, shirts, hosiery, and neckties Men and Boys' hats, caps, belts, and braces Sheetings, shirtings, flannels, and calicoes Carpets, India matting, and table oil cloths Carpet bags, umbrellas, goloshes, and clogs Crimean shirts, Digger's bags, belts, and knives Cutlery, China, and glass Stationery, perfumer) 7, paints, &c. G. BAKER, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 354 September 16. OUTFITTING STORE. BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. MENS' AND YOUTHS' READY- •"■*■ MADE CLOTHING of the BEST QUALITY of MATERIAL and WORKMANSHIP, and at the LOWEST PRICES. J.LUCAS begs to call the attention of purchasers of Clothing to his STOCK, which he is SELLING CHEAPER THAN ANY OFFERED ELSEWHERE OF THE SAME QUALITY; and being* a* Tailor, purchasers may rely on the fit of every article sold by him. Panama Hats, Caps, Shirts, Blankets, &c. Nelson Tweed made to order. 1 Sac Coats, 425. Vest and Trousers, 38s. OBSERVE — ! J. LU C AS, OUTFITTER, BRIDGE-STREET, Nelson.. NEXT DOOR TO SXMONS' OLD STOBE. UTF ITT ING STORE, Bridge-street. ' Men's and Youth's READY-MADE CLOTHING of all kinds, of the best quality and: lowest prices, at J. L U C A S\ Bridge-street, next door to Symons', N.B.—HATS, CAPS, and HOSIERY. 1134 <2ADDLERY and HARNESS of every description, ex Cresswell. < Peat's Saddles, complete,' ca5h.;.....-.£7-10 0 Best second-class Saddles, complete, cash & 6 0 Also, a quantity of second-hand, ; Saddles and Harneßs; Driving Whips 7s'. 6d., Riding Whips 7s. 6d., Ladies Whips 6s. 6d.", wholesale and retail. Liberal allowance made to dealers. ' . ' On Sale at MESSRS. PEAT AND THORNTON'S, £ SADDLERS, ■ - Bridge-street, Nelson. 404 MR. MELUISH, PHOTOGRAPHIC ■"-*• ARTIST, having received .-B^resh^ supply of GOODS, is again prepared to take Collodiotype aad Talbotype PORTRAITS, in the first style, daily. Panoramic and other views of Nelson and Suburbs, and Portraits of Maories on paper, forming nice presents for friends at home, . ■ Mr. Mcluish begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Collingwood, Massacre Ba,y f and Waitohi, that he will shortly pay them, a visit. Bridge-Btreet, Nelson. ' 525 -EX LATE ARRIVALS. A SEASONABLE ASSORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOPS, LEATHER and GRINDERY, consisting of~, , . Men's bluchers Men's weUingtons, ' Ladies" colored boots Ladies* cloth boots Ladies" cashmere'boots &0. l &O.|:&C.