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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 245, 24 February 1860, Page 2

' KELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. *>&$&: THE PADDLE STEAMER iH.f&fA X TASMANIAN MAID, S|p^ 90 tons burden, T. "Whitwell, com- ' j will leave (weather permitting) •Nelson, nn Monday,27thFebruary • 6 p.m. Wairau (Big Bush), on Wednesday, 29th . 8 a.m. Poison, on Thursday, Ist March . • 5 p.m. lilntiu'ka, on saniedny • • • 7 p.m. Collingwood, on Saturday, 3rd . • 5 a.m. Motueka, on fsame day . • .10 P-ra« Ne'fon. on Friday, 9th March . • 5 P- 11* Motueka on samo day . • • rp.m. Collii'gwood, on Saturday, 10th . . 5 &mMotueka, on same day . • • 10 p.m. Kel>on, on Monday, 12th March . . 11 a.m. riVion, on same day . . 12 midnight Wiiiißii (Big Bush)', on Wednesday, 14th . 8 a.m. Nelson, on Friday, 16th Mrrch . , - 11a.m. Jlotueka on same d»y ~ . . . Ip.m. Collingwood, on Saturday, 17th . . 7 a.m. Motuck.% on same, day . •' ■ 12 noon IxVlson, on Monclsv, 19th March. " 12 midnight Tvairau (Big Bush), on Wednesday, 21st . , 1 p.m., Uniil further notice, the steamer will call off Motupipi, or Wnit.ipn. ongoing to or returning from Collingwood each trip. BATES OF PASSAGE. Chiei'Cabin. Fore Cabin. ■Nelson to" Motueka £0 GO £0 6 0 Kebon to Massacre Bay 15 0 015 0 Motueka to Jla^sacro Bay 110 013 0 Nelson to i'icton oi' Wairau ..200 150 Nelson to Wellington o 0 0 2 0 0 Children under 10 years of age, half fares. Consignees by the Tasina.iun Maid are requested to take notice 'that while every care will be taken to protect their interests, c.irgo will at all times be landed at their risk; and that the Association will not bo responsible) for any loss or damage which may occur to cargo alter it has gone over the ship's side. Refreshments wLI bo provided on board at modcrp.to rates. Faros to.be paid during the passage to the Captain on board, who will give a ticket, which must be delivered up on leaving. Shippers i-ro requested to send their goods the day previous to date of sailing to the Albion Wharf, where thov will be stored, free of char-e. „ ' . Freights must be paid in Nelson, before shipment, to Mr. ELVY, at the Wharf, or to 2L 1 CURTIS BROTHERS. N. C. S. A. THE next TRIP of the Tasmanian Maid -&- to the WA iRAU will be to "leave— Nelson, Monday, February 27, at G, p.m. Wairau (Big Bush), Wednesday, Feb. 29, atS a.m. Thu following trip to'the Wairau will bo to leaveNelson, Monday, March 12. CUE.TI3 BROTHERS. iselson. February 20: 2uß .NOTICE.—SHIPPERS of CARGO by a^ the Tashanian Maid are particularly requested to take notice *liat on and after this date no cargo will •be put on board that is not at the wharf half-cm-hour ■at least before the departure of the steamer. CURTIS BKOTHIinS. Nelson, February 22,1859. 212 IMPORTANT TO HOUSE CARPENTERS, &C. SALE BY AUCTION OF KAURI TIMBER. Ex Surprise, Captain Brand, from Auckland. GEORGE AIKEN has received instructions from Mr J. R. Hays to submit to public Companion, at the Albion wharf, THIS DAY, Friday the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, noon— Thhti'cn thousand (13,000) feet Kauri Pine Flooring. Boards, tongued and grooved Twenty-one, thousand (21,000) feet, Weather Boards. All well seasoned and of the most useful dimensions. In lots to suit purchasers. Terms liberal. February 21. 2°5 HORSES AND SPRING CARTS BY AUCTION. GEORGB AIKEN will sell by public auction at the Stab'es of the Commercial Hotel. Hiirdy-strect, TO-MOKROW, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, noon, the following :— Two superior Spring Carts Several well broken in Mures and Geldings to ■ Fuddle and harness. Terms: Three months on approved bills; or two-and-u-half per cent, discount for cash. Nehon, February 2U 20r> I/I iiSSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. ■^A will sell by auction, THIS DAY, the 24th instant, v.t the resilience of Mrs. Sharpe, Collingwoodstreet (and by her instructions) — I A quantity of Household Furniture and Effects. Terms at s;tle. To commence at One o'clock precisely. Ne'son, February 21. 207 TO SAWYERS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are required for the supply -2- of from SOOO to yoOO feet of WHITE TINE BO.*HI)S and SCANTLING. Specifications of which nmy be seen at the office of Messrs Nash and f-CAiFK, Biidge-street, Nelson. Tenders to be sent in before One o'clock, p.m., of the oth of March next, to MAXWELL BURY, ESQ. Nelson, February 21 - 210 TO SHOEMAKERS. lUST RECEIVED a very prime lot of *" stout «nd light English KIP; also, an assortment of GRINDERY. a i 7 B. JACKSON. OOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!! !— JUST ILECEIVEDCloth boots Bluchers Wellingtons Lndies, goloshes Children's boots and shoe 3 Alwayg on hand— Colonial made watertights Boy's and Girl's boots. JO AHRIVK PEU DART— A large assortment of seasonable Boots and Shoes; fllsO, A large assortment of Leather and Grinder}'. B. JACKSOX. 213 'JV/lINING TOOLS per LordWorsley— ■^■'-°- Long hand ed American shovels Ditto sluice forks Co.lins' picks and shovels Ditto «xes and tomahawks. ON SALE AT JOHN SY-M.OKS AXD COS STORES. Briduu-Btreet Nelson, and Gi.bb's Flat, Collingwood. 1 219 I^OUND on tlie WAIMEA'ROAD, a little • way from the town, two small PARCELS. Anyone properly proving ownership to the same can have them by applying to Mr. Samuel Biggs, Waiinea Road, and paying the expense of this advertisement. 2i)5 WANTED, an adive YOUNG MAN (o Uku charge of a Horse, aud to make himself generally useful. Apply to John Symons and Co. ' 21G PUBLIC CONVEYANCE every 7" Monday, Wednesday, and fruuy, from Waimea East, starting at 9 am. from Mr. liite. s store, and at 4 p.m. from Nelson. Parcels delivered. ~ , ' . V- WALLIS. E.'.chmond ? March, 3s,