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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 262, 24 April 1860, Page 2

T?OR WAIRAU and PICTON.-The JD dinner schooner CITY OF NELSON, Hooper, master, will sail for the Wairau, TO-MORROW, (Wed- j nesdayj, April 25th, calling at Picton. For freight or passage, having superior accommodation apply to JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Ne'spn, April 23. ■ 45g T7OR MOTUPIPI and WAITAPU.—' ■*? The favorite schooner AUSTRALIAN MAID, A. H. Grote, master, will leave for tho above THIS DAY. For freight or passage, apply to the Master, on board; or to W. WILKIE, 451 . Bridge-street. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT.—The . regular trader MARTHA, Cowioson, master, will sail for the above port immediately after arrival from Wellington, now hourly expected, . Jor freight or passage, apply to | THE undersigned is a CASH purchaser ■*- of OATS. BARLEY, POTATOES, and BUTTER. W. WILKIB. j iSisTNATHTisDWARDS and CO. have (in continuation of the prior advertisement) been instructed by William Robinson, Esq., to sell by public auction on THURSDAY, the 3rd May, on the premises at the Port, and totally without reserve, commencing at 1 o'clock, precisflly, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects, consisting of— DRAWING ROOM. A very superior suite of Walnut Furniture, comprising— 6 easy chairs 6 sweep-backed chairs 2 couches, —en suite Piano and Music Stool, Walnut Walnut Whatnot Tapestry, Carpet, Pictures, &c, &c. DINING ROOM. Couches, Mahogany chairs Turkey carpet, side boards, tables, Fenders, and fire irons, &c, &c, &c. HALL AND KITCHEN Furniture, in full requirement and taste, BEDROOMS. Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Pillows, sheets, Counterpanes, chairs, and bed-room furniture complete. ■ Also, 8 well bred Horses, perfectly broken in to eide saddle Saddles, side saddles, bridles, harness, &c. Milch cow, pigs, poultry, &c. Catalogues and more full particulars to be obtained prior to the day of sale at the office of the Auctioneer. .Nelson, 23rd April, 1860. 467 X LORD ASHLE V.— 6 chests Congou Tea 4 ditto 20 boxes ditto 6 boxes Honeydew Tobacco 1 ton company's pieces 1 ton Mauritius crystals 10 cases Geneva 1 hogshead Rum 2 qr. casks Martell's Brandy 2 cases Collin's axes, Genuine T. C. BATCHELO 11, 464 Bridge-street stores. TDIFLES, MUSKETS, PISTOLS, &c., -"> REPAIRED and RESTOCKED on the shortest notice, at moderate prices. Cabinet work of all kinds. J. C. M. KARSTEN, 468 Hardy-street, near Campbell's Mill, j FROM SYDNEY DIRECT —To the order of the undersigned, just arrived per the Lord Ashley— 45 head of MARES and HORSES, chiefly broken in to Saddle and Harness. The above lot are of a veiy superior description, and should command the highest market rates. For prices, &c, apply to NATH. EDWARDS AND CO. Nelson, 23rd April, 1860. 466 AMERICAN NOTIONS. "JUST RECEIVED, per ACTIVE, from ** Melbourne, and on SALE at the stores of the undersigned— Collins' Picks, (the real article) Col,ins' Axes (ditto) Pick handles Baltimore Rocking Chairs Children's chairs Wood-bottom and cane-seated chairs, in every variety Dried Apples, in half-barrels Cavendish Tobacco Sheepwash Tobacco American Cut nails, assorted. J. LEVIEN AND CO., 463 Commission Merchants. PARTIES INDEBTED TO F. ADAMS, -1- GOLDEN BOOr, will oblige by SETTLING their ACCOUNTS by the 7th of May. ■P. ADAMS, 462 Golden Boot, Bridge-street, Nelson. rVO BIBLICAL STUDENTS.— -*- GRIESBACH'S TEXT of the NEW TESTAMENT. Acknowledged by all Biblical critics to be the purest extant. Price ss. 6d. WM. STANTON, Trafalgar-street. HTENDERS are requested by TUESDAY, ■*- May Ist, for GRAVELLING portion of the Trunk Road at Stoke, near Ellis's Bridge and the Turf Hotel. ■ V .;j ..V Also, from, Rowbothom's for about ftO chains towards Richmond. Specifications may be seen at Mr. Austen's, Stoke ; and Mr. Hoddeb's. Tenders, of which the lowest will not necessarily be accepted, to be left at either place, or with 453 T. J..THOMPSON. ftiimmteitt ftotixe. CROWN GRANTS, in favor of the undermentioned persons, are now READY for ISSUE at this Office :—• K. Anderson J. Marsden E. Aveiy J. Meara W. Adams Macdonell and others W. Bowler A. R. Macdonell W. Barry D. M'Kenzie A. C. Berry J. A. Maplesden J. Bown D. Monro J. Bennett P. M'Mahon B. S. H. Broughton G. M'Rae S. Close J. Nuwman E. Cottcw J. Nash J. S. CaverhiU W. Oeldey W. Cooper R. P. Outridge Clifford and Weld A. Ogg Cautley, Johnson, & Can- George Parkes ning R. S. Perrett Cross and Mowatt \V. J. Hodgerson J. Drumtnond S Rcardon G. Duppa J. Ross T. W. Downes J. Rochfort ]?. D. Dillon W. Robinson J. Davis ■ Stone and Topp Empson and Eyes Stone and Hitchcock G. Fyffe E. Salamon A. Fell J. Skilton \V. Grant J Shrimpton Eev. D. Ho#g L. Stone B. 0. Hodgson Sharp and Hodgson J. Humphrey R. G. Tilt J. Humphrey, jun. VV. Thompson T. R. Hacket Tinline, Fisher, & Tinline B. Hughes R. Tinline A. A. Helps J. Tinline A. Heard F. W. Trolove D. Kerr F. A. Weld J. F. A. Kelling H. J. Why to C. W, A.T.Kenny S. Wells J. H. Levien J. Watson £ V * c, J. N. Wilkinson V-Lyford . J.B. Wemyss J. Lewthwaite W. Wells. ALFRED DOMETT, •,. , ' , T , , . Commissioner. Land Office, Nelson, April 19,1850.