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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 258, 10 April 1860, Page 2

t?or Wellington, Canterbury, -T and OTAGO.—The I.R.M. steamship LORD ASHLEY will leave for the above ports on or about the 17th instant. For freight or passage, apply to the Company's Office, Albion Wharf ' 423 ESSES. N. EDWARDS and CO. have been employed by Messrs. Mobbisow and SoLANDEBstoSELLby AUCTION, afc their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, the 14th April, at one o'clock precisely, the unsold PORTION of that very valuable corner ACRE, No. 435, Hardystteet, nearly opposite the Miners' Arms, known as Mr. Campbells's acre, in three lots, namely— Lot 1— With a frontage to Colhngwood-street of 85 feet, by a depth on Hardy-street ot 48 teet, or thereabouts. Lot 4—Having a frontage to Collingwood-stree., of 45 feet, by a depth of 142 feet. Lot B—Do., do., do. Terms liberal, at sale. Nelson, March 30. 892 MESSRS.IfASH AND SCAIFE will J-™- sell FARMING STOCK, &c, by auction, on TUESDAY, 17th April, at the Farm of the Rev. T. A. Bowden, Spring Grove. MESSRS.~NASH AND SCAIFE"^ instructed by Mr. G.W. Schroder to offer by public auction, on TUESDAY, Ist May, 1860, at their warehouse, in Bridge-street, Nelson, at lhreo o'clock, That valuable Acre of LAND adjoining the Go- ' vernment Buildings in Hardy-street; to be put up in lots; a plan of which can be seen at the office of the Auctioneers. 417 " Field v. Porteb. BY virtue of a DISTRESS WARRANT issued at the Resident Magistrate's Court in this case, Mr. George Aiken will sell by auction at the Court House, Nelson, on SATURDAY next, the 14th instant— , ■• . * Various Household Effeofs, such as chairs looking glass, cupboard, <fco., unless this execution is previously satisfied. A. HELPS, 422 Bailiffy BABE OPPORTUNITY TO AGRICULTURISTS, DAIRY FARMERS, AND MODERATE CAPITALISTS. TPREEHOLD AGKICULTUR AL ESTATE. JC FOR SALB OR TO LET. ~.,,., Situated in the most enviable part of the delignttul suburbs of Nelson. To Fabmbrs, as a profitable field of enterprise; to the Merchant, or Retired Tradesman, seeking a comfortable villa residence; or the Capitalist a good and safe investment. The above property otters advantages seldom to be met with. CHACELY HILL END, the Property of Mr. James Gore, situate at Waimea South, within three miles of the flourishing Township of Richmond, and ten miles from the City of Nelson, is FOE IMMEDIATE SALE, OB TO LET. comprising nearly Two Hundred Acres of rich agricultural land, commencing with a gradual and easy rise from the main road from Richmond, and Bkirted by a beautiful range of low verdant hills, commanding a most magnificent view of the surrounding country, and the sea in the distance. To do justice in a descriptive point of view to this very cli. gible and enviable site, would require the pen of a poet and the pencil of an artist. Parties therefore wishing to avail themselves of either purchasing or renting this Property should lose no time in viewing it in order to judge of its value and appreciate its position, whether for a private country seat, or a farm homestead. Part of the land is portioned off into paddocks, securely fenced and under cultivation.^ Arrangements have been made for a carriage drive (if necessary) from the entrance gate up to the HOUSE, which stands upon a gentle eminence, and is substan. tially built, containing about Eight Rooms when completed, which will be done either by the owner or the purchaser, as may be agreed upon; also a neat four-roomed COTTAGE, situated at a suitable distance from the family residence to serve either as a Lodge to the Estate or living apartments for the men engaged on the farm. The BABN is the next to, if not the largest and best in the Province of Kelson, The OUT-OFFICES are replete with every desirable convenience. There is a splendid and never-failng supply of the purest WATEK, with a pump fixed inside the back kitchen, and every other comfort necessary to constitute a happy home. The Lawn and Gagden have^been somewhat neglected of late, on account of the owner's intended departure to settle in the town; but the profitable and expensively planted OECHAKD will more than repay the little extra expense to make the Garden one of the prettiest in Nelson. The property can be inspected at any time upon application to Mr. GORE, at the new College, Waimearoad, and from whom all particulars can be obtained. Mr. Gore will be happy to conduct patties wishing to see the place by arrangement. Terms moderate, and if sold, part of the purchase money may rem&in upon security of the property for a term as may be convenient to the purchaser. Title—Crown Grant (unencumbered). Possession immediate, if required. Nelson, 9th April, 1860. 420 SADDLERY, EX LATB ARRIVALS. EF. JONES begs to announce that he • has for sale a few first class Ladies' Saddles, one case best Hogskin Gentlemen's Saddles, (Australian pattern), also a great variety of the following goods:— Snaffle bridles, from 10s. Ladies' whips, from 6s. 7 tnd b Jockey whips, from 7s. J * Driving whips, from ss. Silver plated spurs, from ss. Hunting whips, from It's. Alt other goods connected with the Trade at equally Low Prices, wholesale and retail. ■: Ladies' and Gentlemen's saddles properly fitted without extra charge. Observe—Opposite the Trafalgar Hote], Bridge-street, Nelson. 416 NELSON DANCING ACADEMY.— MR. L\ CHITTENDEN begs to inform his friends, parents, and the public generally, that he has opened his Dancing Classes, at his new rooms, Toi-Toi Valley. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, and trusts, by strict attention to his duties and the selectness of his pupils, to merit a share of the public patronage. D. C. begs also to state that he will give private lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age .to all the newest dances of the day, and which can be obtained *t all hours of the day by those wishing privacy and expedition. Juvenile class every Tuesday and Friday, from 3 to 5. Adults, 7. Private Lessons as per arrangement. Private Families and Schools punctually attended to, with Music included. Terms known on application. Fees paid in advance. 312 A LL persons indebted to Dr. Allant, late ■*^" of Motueka, are requested to pay the amount of their accounts to Mr. John Mackenzie, of Motueka, forthwith, whose receipt will be a discharge for the same. Any accounts remaining unpaid ft fortnight from this date will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor. :■"•■■ , 403 , TURF HOTEL. A BALL will take place on Tuesday, ■*■■*• Wednesday, and TauRSDAy-EvENiHas next, at the above hotel. Dancing to commence at half-past Seven o'clock. Admission, ss. each. B. BEACH, 42| Proprietar.