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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 229, 30 December 1859, Page 1

, 'JSjjippng. NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. ' "RETURN TICKETS.—From tliis date ! •*« 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. ' - 353 NELSON- COAST STEAM A'SSOdIATION. .'THE WAREHQUSE iafely/erected by ■*• the Association ,v>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 Tasnaanian Maid, on TUESDAY, the 13th September, from which date Freight will bo charged on goods.either to or from the Big Bush, the Boulder Bank, Waitohi or Pelorus, at the reduced rate of thirty-Jive shillings per ton ; this rate to include receiving into and delivering from the above Warehouse, ;and storage for one woek, after which time a charge of three shillings per ton per week will'bemade;,. As hitherto no wharfage will be charged for shipment in Nelson. ..•■'!■ WOOL.—During the coming season the freight on wool by the Tasmanian Maid, from either the Big Bush or the Boulder Bank to Port Underwood will bo 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 with-' out «sxtra charge. ; . • CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson,'29th August, .1859. 284 "DEDUCTION in FARES to WAIRAU, J-*' WAITOHI, and PELORUS. From this date the Tasmanian Maid will convey Passengers to either of the above named places as under:— Chief Cabin ... . . 40s. Fore Cabin - •. . . 255. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, 29th August, 1859. • 238 PARTICULAR ATTENTION is di- *~ rected to the following large lot of USEFUL and CHEAP GOODS, ex Roxana— . Infant's white and drab cashmere hoods • Valenciennes wove and saxony edgings . Plain and edged blonds, white and black . Muslin edgings, scollops, and flouncings . Mohair girdles and belts • Bobbinette, sprig, white and black stiff netts White Persian, sarspet, and glace silks White, black, figured, and spot muslina : Plain, check,;an4 chintzi delaines .•:... ?-Rough brown, and dressed hblianda White arid 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,.! hairpins, watch ribbons, and flannel binding, &c. Parasols and umbrellas Large stock of calicoes from 4£d. per yard . White pecquay and marcella Earlstone ginghams . :. Colored Hungarians and denies Alpacca coatings and gambroons Ladies' tweeds andcashmerettes Lot of tweeds for Boy's clothing, from 3s. 6d. per. yard Lancashire and real Welsh, flannels 100 pieces ribbon velvets, every shade 20 pieces oil baize table covers, good styles, from Is. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per yard Every1 variety of fancy buttons. 1 observe— H. J. GOODMAN'S, 589 Bridge-street, EX WIJ&IAM ALFRED, from Sydney, and on sale, at the Store of the undersigned:— 10 tons Company's Pieces, No. 1 5 „ „ Snowdrops 20 half-chests of Tea ' 5 chests ditto 23 cases Whiskey , 30bo±es Soap ' 40 boxes candles, Neva Sperm ■ ■:..■. 25 boxes Moulds . 4 quarter-casks Martell's Brandy j 2 cases American Axes I 50 cases Geneva, &c,, &c, • '. ' ' : D. BjTOOBE, TrafalgaMlreet, 9th December. • . 72°. EX LATE A R R I V A. L S. ; : Oval boilers, from 2to 8 gallons_:•;'. Tea kettles, saucepans, frying pans Gridirons, tea kitchens, tea and coffee potS: . Candlesticks, knives and forks, tea trays Tongs,hand-bowls, Italian irons ...,:.?. Meat Saws,'fire shovels, camp ovens, scales Locks,' hinges, bolts, window stays, and staples Tih'd and. iron American tacks ' ;v Rack pullies, roller ends ...,. \ Sash weights, pullies, and lire .]' Patent and cut nails, zinc and counter sunk Sheet zinc and nails Stubs's double cu,t, pit and cross-cut files Spades, shovels, pickaxes Scythes, sheads, stonesj reap hooks and sickles Cross-cut and pit saws, and tillers1 Hammers, shingling do., gimlets and bradawls. T. C. BATCH ELOE, 724 ■ Bridge-street Storey. TO CARPENTERS.—Previous to fresh arrivals and alterations the undersigned offers ' for cash the following TOOLS at reduced prices, from the celebrated maker'R, Buck, of London, and Mathieson and Sons, of Glasgow, viz ;— Trying planes, jack, <\<?, % smooth do., match do., 1-inch flooring ditto, Grecian OG's, bead, to §-inch s sash fillisters, side do., ploughs and bitts, mallets, mortice and marking guages, £ rip saws, hand saws, key-hole do., socket, firmer, and »ash chisels. ' '' Also, an assortment of useful CROCKERY,'as Meat-dishes, all "sizes, dinner plates, soup tv- - reens, gravy dishes, vegetableand pie do. T. C/BA TCHELOB', 725 y Bridge-street Stores. EX CRESSWEI^, AND ROXANA. HPHE MISSES JAYbeg respectfully to •*-' ' intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED the following, DIRECT FROM ENGLAND. a variety of muslins, cotton., &c., for em-, broidery Gold and silyer twine Knitting and netting needles Berlin patterns Wool and canyas • Children's dresses And, a large asßortraenl; of, Toys a,t mMetafc prices.. .. l