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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 264, 1 May 1860, Page 2

POR MELBOURNE DIRECT.—The X favorite schooner MARTHA, Cowieson, master, will sail for the above port positively on FRIDAY next, the 4th May instant. For freight or passage, apply to W. WILKIE. • . .487 T?OR THE WAIRAU DIRECT.-The X clipper schooner PRIDE OF THE ISLES will Bail for the above port on SATURDAY next, the 6th instant. For freight or passage, apply to 488 : W. WILKIE. l\f ESSRS. NASH MjTsCAIFE will -mL offer at auction at/their Warehouse, Bridgestreet, THIS DAY, at half-past Two, p.m., SURPLUS STORES, ox. CRESSWELL, consisting of— Biscuit, about 32; cwt. Flour, Two ban-els, American , Oatmeal, six casks Rice, one cask and two bags Samples on view at the Auctioneers. Terms cash. ■ ■•■# M~~™ESSRS NASH AND SCAIFE are instructed to offer at auction, THIS DAY, at Three, p.m. at their Warehouse, Bridge-street— That valuable FREEHOLD ACRE, adjoining Mr. David Burns' in Waimea Road. For particulars, apply to Mr. Bakrett, or the Auctioneers. 493 ESSRS N. EDWAEDS AND CO. have just received, per Zillah, from Auckland, and will offer at public auction, TO-MORROW, tho 2nd May, at the New Government Wharf, at Ono o'clock precisely— - ■ ■ , 40,000 feet KAURI TIMBER, consisting of Boards and Scantling, Feather-edged Weather-Boards, Flooring Boards, and Plank of various sizes and lengths. 80 hags Flour. Terms at Sale. Nelson, April 27. 494 UNRESERVED SALE 03? BROKEN IN MARES AND HORSES, PROM SYDNEY. MESSRS. N EDWARDS AND CO. hav.e received from Sir. James Smith instructions to offer at pubh'c auction, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), in tho Paddock opposite the Miner's Arms (the usual Bale ground), commencing at Eleven o'clock, precisely, without reserve, his mob of HORSES, which being the very best ever imported, have been reserved to the last, and they consist of— 12 head very superior Mares and Geldings, thoroughly broken in to saddle, side saddle, ancl harness. 2 elegant Ponies, an excellent match for a Pony Phaeton. Terms cash. Nelson, 80th April, 1860. 491 TO BUYERS OF HEAVY CART HORSES AND MARES. f^JEORGE AIKEN is advised of a shipment of Twenty-five superior bred heavy Cart. HORSES and GELDINGS, expected to arrive here on or about the 17th instant, ex Prince Alfred from Sydney. The above animals have been selected by a most competent judge of the requirements of this settlement, and they will be sold by public auction without the slightest reserve, immediately after being landed. Further particulars will appear in a future advertisement. Nelson, 30th April, 1860. 490

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