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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 220, 29 November 1859, Page 2

WAIftAU AND PIOTON.—The TAS- ■ > * » MANIAN MAID will leave for the above places as-understated, in addition'to the trip advertised for November 28: — . Nelson, on Monday, December 5. „'.... ..12 noon. v" Wairau, on Thursday, December 8 ..• ... 5 a.m. ■-Pjctdnyou sarae'day ~ ~ .. .. JQn.ni. CURTIS BROTHER. JJe'son, November 25. 667 CLOSING SALE AT A. AITKBN'S STORES. If ESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. J-*-&- w ill sell by auction, at the above stores in Bridge-street, THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 29th instant, and entirely without reserve, in order to close the business—• The Balance remaining after the last two days sale of the Stock-in-Trude of. Mr, Alexander Aitken, consisting of Glass ware; China, Cutlery, Furniture, &c, &c. Without Reserve. The sale to commence at One o'clock. Terms cash. Nelson, November 25. , 665 T\/[ESSRS. NASH and SCAIFE have JjJL reC eived instructions from Messrs. Morrison and Sclanders, to sell by auction, on SATURDAY next, 4th December, at Two o'clock, at the Warehouse of Messrs. Morrison and Sclanders— 14 ke»s of Split Peas ..'.,■,. 8 carts , , ,<; ■ * - 9 pockets of Hops , ' "- . 18 boxes of Glass, damaged. :'""' Terms at sale. 668 ULES for the SHOW of LIVE STOCK, which is to take place in the Richmond Cattle Fair Ground, on Wednesday, the 7th of December next:— 1. All stock must be bona fide the property of the exhibitor. 2. Prizes shall be awarded, although there be no competition, provided the animals are considered worthy by the judges. 3. Any breeding stock not classified may receive a prize, if considered meritorious by the judges; such prizes not to exceed in all £10; and reference to the Secretary for such prizes will be necessary. 4. All stock entered to be exhibited must be in the yard by eleven o'clock, a.m., and must remain uutil forr o'clock, p.m. 5. Entries for exhibition of stock will be received until ten o'clock, a.m, until the day of the Show, by any of the Stewards. fi. No persons shall be allowed to erect tents or booths on the ground. 7. There shall be a' public dinner after the Show, at the Star and Garter; and, after dinner, a list of the prizes awarded shall be publicly proclaimed by the Secretary. The Committee of Management earnestly solicit all parties having stock, which they may deem worthy of exhibition, to submit it for competition' and public inspection. FEDOR KELLING, 661 Secretary. NOTICE.-— The undersigned begs respectfully to inform the Public that from this date his STORES at Collingwood, Wairau, and Nelson, will be carried on under the style or firm of JOHN SYMONS and CO. JOHN SYMONS. Nelson, Ist October, 1859. 470 TO ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS, ENGINEERS, AND BUILDERS. JUST RECEIVED, one caseMathieson's superior ENGINEERS' and SURVEYORS' LEVELS. On sale at JOHN SYMONS' AND CO.'S STORE, 6G9 ' Bridge street. • TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.' /? CASES MATHIESON'S TOOLS.— U The undersigned begs to inform Carpenters, Joiners, and the Public, that they have just received from the celebrated house of Alexander Mathicson and Son, of Glasgow, SIX CASKS of their, superior EDGE TOOLS, selected expressly for this market by Mr. Bow, late of this city, consisting of— Mathieson's flooring and bench joiners cramps . C. S. Bluch's moulding and grooving planes Fillisters, ploughs, hollow, and rounds Rip, hand, and tennant saws ; Spokeshaves, gauges am! augers Mortice, socket, and firmer chisels Files, adzes, hammers, pincers Spirit levels, compasses, and turnscrews Sliding bevels, and JEverv other article connected with the trade. On sale at JOHN SYMON'S AND COS STORES, 565 . Bridge-street. And Beaverton, Wairau. JUST RECEIVED, PER ROXANA. FINE NEW CHRISTMAS FRUITS, consisting of the Finest Pudding Raisins, Currants,) Muscatels, Sultana Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Almonds, Walnuts, and Barcelona Nuts On sale at JOHN SYMONS AND COS STORES. sr>l ROBINSON'S PATENT GROATS for making superior GRUEL in .ten minutes. Kecominended by the Faculty for making a delicate and pure gruel; not liable to turn sour on the stomach. Persons of weak digestion or constipated habit, would derive benefit irom the use of this preparation: as food for infants—it is excellent. Packed in 1-lb. air-tight canisters. Also, PREPARED OATMEAL, strongly recommended to invalids, in 14-lb. canisters. SOLI? AT JOHN SYMONS' AND COS STORES. 560 CITY STEAM COFFEE MILLS. TOHN SYMONS AND CO. begs to in-. ,-' *J form the Public that they have.appointed the; '•" following AGENTS for the sale of their celebrated Coffee:— ' ' " • ; Mr. W. Allison, Pelorus; Mr. T. Bulkrd; Waimea South; Mr. R. M. G. Clark, Motupipi; : Mr. B. Dixon, Spring Grove; Mrs. Ann Fuller, Picton (Waitohi); ■-. : - : y.;! Mr. W. Giblin, Motueka; ■ -~.: Mr. J. Kerr, Junr., Waimea West. C:"5l CITY STEAM COFFEE MILLS. TO STOREKEEPERS. . •THE undersigned beg to inform the -*~ trade that they are now prepared to supply in any quantity, COFFEE,! PEPPER, RICE, and SPICES, ground by steam. • JOHN SYMONS AND CO., ■ Bridge-street. 652 :■- • "THE WAIRAU PRESS." PROVINCE OF MARLBOROUGH. THE above NEWSPAPER will be per- -*■ fectly INDEPENDENT, and entirely unconnected with any other. . «~t«t»T>T\ 575 G. COWARD. HARVEST. TOHN SMIfH begs to call the attention of Agriculturists to his superior and highly appreciated HARVEST ALE, in quantities of not less than, ten gallons, at 2s.',per gallon. ■■■;; ■ •. To parties 'bringing their own casks Is. lOd. per gallon, for any quantity 4own to two gallons. Soho Brewery, '. •■;■. N,ovember*2B. 070