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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 254, 27 March 1860, Page 2

. :_ '_ ; -■(■' ' \\\ ■ ■ ■ ■; — C.RESSWELL, fOR LONDON DIRECT. nPHIS fine barque .and favorite trader, •*• will SAIL for LONDON direct, THIS MORNING. Has room for a few Chief Cabin Passengers. For freight or passage, apply to ;NASH.AND SCAIFE, Agents. •N.B. No Cargo will be received without an order from the Agents. . * ** FOR THE WAIRAU. } THE fine fast-sailing clipper MAKJ will SAIL for the WAIRAU on TUESDAY, 27th March. For freight or passage, apply to T. ASKEW, 341 Bridge-street. FOR WELLINGTON AND. OTAGO. - °The W fi ne barque FANNY A GABRIOTES, Alfred Woodcock commander, wiU sail as above #or passage, apply to. the Captain on board, .or to NASH AND SCAIFE* Agents. Nelson, 27th March, iB6O. . 356 . FQR CHRISTCHURCH THE fine fast-Bailing schooner GIPSY •*■ will SAIL for the above port on WEDNESDAY, 28tu instant. - • •; ■■■■■ For freight or passage, apply to ; , T. ASKEW, 3^2 Bridge-street. FOR COLLIN6WOOD, the favorite Cutter SUPPLY, J. Walker, master, will leave for the above on WEDNESDAY, March 28, and TUESDAY, April 3, leaving Collingwood again on the 6th, for the accommodation of visitors to the Nelson Races. For freight or passage apply to the master on board or to J. SYMONS & CO., 353 ;Bridge-Street. T?OR COLLINGWOOD.—The Schooner •*- RAPID, G. Blackmore, Master, will leave for the above port, on SATURDAY, 31st instant, at Five p.m. For freight or passage, apply to the Master on board. ' 352 THE INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY (LIMITED). The AIREDALE will leave for WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, and OTAGO, on or about the 29th The PRINCE ALFRED will leave for SYDNEY on or about the 4th April. lor freight or passage apply at the Company s office, Albion Wharf, 367 j XfEW" CLIPPER SCHOONER for the Xi WAIRAU TRADE. I Just completed, and now ready to take in CARGO, that splendid new clipper schooner THE CITT OF NELSON, Hooper master, built expressly with a light draught of water for the above trade. She has ample accommodation for passengers, and from her ; beautiful model she will make quick and successful passages. For freight or passage apply to JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Nelson, March 27th. 357 BONE DUST.—The ifodersigned have just received a small shipment of this valuable and cheap fertilizer. NASH AND SCAIFE. March 24. 348 BOPS PICKED IN 1859, EX PRINCE ALFRED. JUSf RECEIVED, and in splendid order, 6 pockets HOPS, .... Black Horse, Mid-Kent, warranted October picking, ItJ 9' • J. LEVIEN AND CO. »•. '■-'■■,: *%' ' —: : : ~~ -———— MIXED GRASSES. FOR SALE, at the Birmingham House, a very superior sample of MIXED GRASSES, grown on Kostrevor Farm, Richmond, in any quantity.. Bridge-street. 347 BLANKETS AND FL&NNEL. IUST RECEIVED, and on SALE:— f 1 bale eleven quarter 1 bale ten • „ 1 bale nine „ 1? bale Flannel (assorted) Anfra-New selection of WINTER GOODS. 545 ■ J. LEVIEN AND CO. ALTERATION OF ROADS. THE undersigned hereby gives notice, that he intends to APPLY to two or more Justices of the Peace having jurisdiction within the Province of Nelson, at a sitting tc:be held on MONDAY, the 7th dv 2fst day of May now next, at the Court House, Richmond, for an ORDER for STOPPING UP and DIVERTING, and also for making the undermentioned ROADS: and furffier, that he will cause survey plans of the several roads proposed to be stopped up, substituted, and made, together with Books of Reference and Estsmates, to be deposited, on or before the 2nd day of April next, with the Clerk to the Magistrates at Richmond and with Mr. .William Stahton, Constable for Waimea East, and Mr. Thomas Andrews, Constable for Waimea South:— To stop up a certain road in Waimea South, commencing at the trunk line in Eighty-eight Valley, and proceeding Is 3 chains in a SJE. direction along the S.W. side of Sections 5 of XIX. and 10 of XX., the N.E. side of 12 of XX., and through Sections 21 and 37, until it meets a certain road in Section 37 and there terminates. And to substitute a certain other road, 60 links wide, commencing at the trunk line in Eighty-eight Valley, and proceeding within and along the N. side of Section S-pf XIX., and through 26 for 12 chains in a S.E. direction; thence for 23 chains inaS.S.E. direction through 26; thence for 8 chains S. through the east corner of 10 of XX. and waste land of the Crown; thence for 25 chains 5.E,., through waste land of the Crown and Sections 11 of XX. and 21; thence 35 chains S.S.E. v and S.E. through Sections 21 and 37, terminating at the beforenamed road in 37, at a point 4& chains from the E. boundary of 37. Also to make a road 20 feet wide, commencing on the W. side-of the trunk line in Eighty-eight Valley, Waimea South, at the E. corner of Section 44 and proceeding 815 links within and along the N. side of the said Section, to the JD banlTof the Eighty-eight ttream, and there terminating.' ' . Also to stop upcasts of a certain road in Waimea East, commencing at the cross roads at the W. comer of Section 59, and going S.E. 2Q£ chains, between Sections 58 and 69; thence 38 chains S. through Section 2 of 1, and there terminating; excepting a small portion of the firstnamed part, ■where the proposed road will intersect the said road. ' And to substitute a road, 60 links wide, commencing on the E. side of the public road, passing along the W. side of Section 59, at 9£ chains from the W. corner of the said Section, and proceeding 7 chains S.E., and 45 chains S., through Sections 59 and 2 M I, to the ridge of the hills; thence 20 chains S.&E., and 13 chains E., through Sections 2 of 1 and! 111., and ending at-the termination- of the road proposed to be stopped up."" T. J. THOMPSON Surveyor to the Waimea Road Board. . Richmond, March 23,1860. 340 Ipi REWARD. — STRAYED, from Waimea West, a BLACK and WHITE BITCH. Whoever will return it to John Kerr, Jan., Waimea West, will receive the above. reward. - Any one found keeping the above after this date, will be prosecuted. . March 26,1860. ? . ■. ■... -351 JENKINS, UNDERTAKER, 9 iEtetyvatreet, Neteoo, SOB