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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 220, 29 November 1859, Page 1

\f ESSRS. ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN, ■±-TJ- and CO.'S PACKETS between LONDON and ' NEW ZEALAND.—The following first-class Ships. (with others) are intended to be despatched ten both Southern and Northern Ports, as regular,traders, viz. ;-f :-'''. - ' ■ . "; ' •,'.■■•■.■'■■' '■' '• "'Tons;. Joseph Fletcher . ;-. . J.Pook '.'.■ ,' . ItOO Chapman . .' .;. . R.;Harland '. IjJOO Maori-. ". . . . G; Petherbrfdge 1000 Myrtle . . :. . J.G.Mordue . lfltiO Mariner ... . C. E. Erazer . 1000' Cashmere . . '... . G. Pearson , 1000 Egmonf . . . . S.C. Gibson . 1100 Cresswell .': . . , W.CJBarnett . 800 Sir,EdwardPaget. < ... . T.Wycherley . 909 xEuphemus , ';, . '■■ .J. Howaixl '■■'■:: . 10,00; John Masterman. . >-. Johir M>%vie- .!?:IXSK)C Cldntarf . ..-..'■ .; T<;Allen •;. 1:500 Caducous .-'■■. . ; .." G. Case ' . ■/,".. 1500 Zealandia'. ... ;. .- J. Foster . .1200 The undersigned, agents. ,for the above. §plendjd line of vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlors here or at New. Plymouth, who. may be desirous,of bringing their friends'.in Britain out to this coj lony, and are prepared^ithfeivtopaytliepassage-niQjtipy at pnee to them,' or give satisfactory security ibr.it^ payment on arrival of the "vessel. . . ■ ! Further particulars oil application to NASH AND SCAIFEi ' ■11i.7. ' Nelson and New Plymouth.. NELSON COAST S^EAM ASSOCIATION. •THE WAREHOUSE lately erected by -*- the Association near the Big.Bush, WairAu River, will be open, under the charge of Mr. J. M, Hutcheson, for the reception of GOODS conveyed by the Tasmanian Maid, on TUESDAY, the 13th beptember, from which date Freight will be charged on goods either to or from the Big Bush,: the Boulder Bank, Waitohi or Pelorus, at the reduced rate of thirty-fivf shillings per fojj; this rate to include 'receiving, into and delivering from the above Warehouse, )and storage for one week, after which time a charge'of three shillings per ton per week will be made. As hitherto no wharfage will be charged for •hipment'in Nelson. WOOL.—During the coming season the freight on wool by the Tasmania!! Maid, from either the Big Bush or the Boulder Bank-to Port Underwbod 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 Nelson or Wellington will be one half»penny per lb. ; , {All Goods placed in the Store at the Big Bush, will be insured against loss by fire by the Association without sxtra charge. ■ ] ■ :■■■■ r CUBTIS BROTHERS. ; Nelson, 29th August, 1859. :284 ; THE CRESSWELL.—The undersigned give! ■*- notice that the freight on WOOL by this vessel hitherto advertised at 11-I6ths of a penny per lb, has; been reduced to 5-Bths of a penny. " NASH ANO SOAIFB, Bridge-street. November 22ndi 1859, 638 j. — -M N. 0. S. A. RENDERS are Invited for. taking charge ■*- per month of the Wharf and Association's Store, «t Collingwood, and delivering Goods landed from the Tasmanian Maid. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to b* sent in to the undersigned on or before MONDAY, December sth. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, November 21st, 1859. 633 PARTICULAR ATTENTION is di- •*• rected to the following large lot of USEFUL and CHEAP GOODS, ex RoiANA— Infant's white and drab cashmere hoods Valenciennes wove and saxony edgings Plain and edged blonds, white and black Muslin edgings, scollops, and Bouncings Mohair girdles and belts Bobbinette, sprig, white and black stiff netts White Persian, sarsnet, and glace silks White, black, figured, and spot muslins Plain, check, and chintz delaines Rough brown, and dressed hollands White and drab; moleskins, and cotton cords White toilette covers and counterpanes Cotton, worsted, and silk braids Girl's and Women's and Men's hosiery Sewing, knitting, and crochet cotton, best makes Needles, hair-pins, watch ribbons, and flannel binding, &c. Parasols and umbrellas Large stock of calicoes from 4Jd. per yard White pecquay and marcella Earlstone ginghams Colored Hungarians and denies Alpacca coatings and gambroons Ladies' tweeds and cashmerettes Lot of tweeds for Boy's clothing, from 3b. 6d. per yard Lancashire and real Welsh flannel* 100 pieces ribbon velvets* every shade 20 pieces oil baize table covers, good styles, from Is. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per yard Every variety of fancy buttons. observe— r H. J. GOODMAN'S, 689 Bridge-street, OUTFITTING STORE. BRIDGE-STREET, KELSON. MENS' AND YOUTHS' READYMADE 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. Sac CoatSj 425. Vest and TroUsers, 38s. OBSERVE— J.LUCAS, ;. OUTFITTER, ' BRIDGE-STREET, Nelson. NRCT DOOB TO SIMONS 1 OLD STOKE. OUTFITTING STOttE, BridgG'Street. Men's and Youth's READY-MADE CLOTHING ' of all kinds, of the best quality and lowest prices, at J.- h UCAS'i ■■•■'■■; ' Bridge-street, next dbtyr to Synions', N.8.-HATS, t?APS, and HOSIERY. ■ 1134 pO L O NI-A L-MA D E BOOTS and v> SHOES. A ni<ie assortment on hand at 588 & JACKSON'S.