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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 270, 22 May 1860, Page 2

VALUABLE COLONIAL BRED HORSE STOCK, CATTLE AND FARM PRODUCE, NELSON. •JVTESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND .CO. «LtA h aV e received instructions to sell by auctionat, an early date in the present month (to be named in a future advertisement) several valuable brood MARES, in foal; a number of well-bred powerful CoLTS, suitable for harness or saddle use, by the best sires and dams in the colony; together with a tame herd of COWS, CALVES, and STEERS, and a considerable amount of WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY, and Winter APPLES. The Horse stock are not to be surpassed by any in the colony, and the present sale offers an opportunity - to omnibus and carriage proprietor* not often to be met with. Nelson, 18th May, iB6O. 572 SORfIST AND PRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, SEEDS, &C, &C, (^.EORGE AIKEN is instructed by Mr. >\A Thomas Epps, of the &rove Nursery, Nelson, to cell liv Publie auction, without reserve, on an early da X ue notice of the time and place will be -adver- ' • very large and choice collection of the best description of FOREST and FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, «fee, &c. Also, . . A quantity of Italian Rye GBASS, Cow Grass, Garden SEEDS, &c, &c. Nelson,Maylß. _ - . .. 573 NELSON WINE^ AND SPIRIT;STORE, : '. Trafalgar-street. ■ - •■■^___t~" . TUST REO Sl tWß>:** : "OT|£Es£-v V s Hogsheads'of SdbfOH-WHISKY.ottIw highest character and greateit itrenijih, «t Tfawn PURE MALT WHISKY is attainable. • ...•,.;: This having been shipped DIRECT ;to tha uttdereigned from one of the first Distilleries in Scotland, without the ordinary intervention, of Dealers ana Agents, the Public may depend upon it not having been tampered with. ~ Who also takes the opportunity of explaining to his Country friends, that ALL SPIRITS obtained.from him have HIS LABEL upon each bottle and that he is I\OT RESPONSIBLE for ANY alleged to have been purchased at his Store, if the bottles are with- , out them. ~ 7J , Nelson, May 21. °'* /IROIXELLES COPPER MINING \j COMPANY A GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held at the Masonic Hotel, oopn p THULtSDAY, the 31st day of May, at Seven o'clock in the evening, At which the attendance of every SHAREHOLDER is particularly requested. By order of the Board of Directors, OSWALD CURTIS, Hon. Sec. Nelson, 9th May, 1860. J™ NOTICE. WHEREAS by a DEED of GRANT » * under the Seal of the Colony of New Zealand, and tested at Auckland the sth day of January, in the year 1865, all that piece of LAND situate in the City of Nelson, in the said colony, containing one acre, more or less, bounded on the north by Washingtonroad, on the east by land granted to Daniel Dixon, and od the south and west by land granted to John Burns, was granted to James Watkins, Samuel Ironside, John Aldred, William Hough, Adam Jackson, John Riley, and Richard Wallis, and the survivor of them and the heirs and assigns of such survivor, in trust to permit the said|Land and all Buildings thereon erected or to be erected to be for ever appropriated to j the use of the Schoolmaster for the time being attached to the school belonging to the people called Methodists, in the connexion established by the late Iteverend John Wesley. Now notice is hereby given that at the next meeting of the General Assembly for the said Colony of New Zealand, a petition will be presented on behalf of such of the Baid Trustees as are qualified, for leave to introduce a special Bill to empower the said Trustees to sell and dispose of the said piece of Land, with all the Buildings thereon, and to provide for the investment of the proceeds of sale in the purchase of other Land in the said City of Nelson, and the erection thereon of a Ministers dwelling house and school house, to be vested in Trustees for the use of the said people called Methodists, in the connexion aforesaid, in the said City of Nelson. Dated this Eighteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord 1860. DONALD SINCLAIR, 570 Solicitor for the said Trustees. NEAV WINTER GOODS, AT EDMUND DARTNALL'S, RICHMOND. IUST RECEIVED per NEILLY, a new *' and well-assorted stock of DRAPERY GOODS, for the present season. Blankets, flannels Bath coating, moreens for skirts Coboug cloths, French twills . French merinos, lindseya Fancy dresses, wool plaids Dark prints (Hoyles), derrys Trimmings, bonnet ribbons ! Felt hats and feathers Falls, handkerchiefs, and scarfs Children's and Ladies' mantles, black and coloured Infant's frocks, robes, caps, &c. &c. "Winter flowers Calicoes, sheetings, and diaperi Counterpanes Winter hosiery j Black and white prints for mourning Crape collars, sleeves and sets Back crape, &c. . . 577 F^ OR SALE or TO LET, Acre 880, Tipahi-street, near the Waimea-ioad, with a convenient cottage thereon. Half the acre well stocked with Fruit Trees; half in Grass Paddock. Apply to D. WAGG, on the premises. 678 WANTED, HALF-A-DOZEN BOYS » * to work at the FLAX DRESSING. Apply immediately, to ROUT AND BURNS, at the Flax Steam Mill, Waimea-road, or at the office of this paper. 571 PUBLIC CONVEYANCE every Monday, WepnesbAT, and Friday, from Waimea East, starting at 9 a.m. from Mr. Kite's store, and at half-past 3, p.m. Parcels delivered. JR. WALLIS. IMPOUNDED at Nelson, on FRIDAY J- last, the 18th instant, TWO STEERS; one dark brown, with white streak across the forehead; the other red and white, and part white face. No REGISTERED brands or marks on either. If not claimed within 21 days from time of impounding they will be sold. THOMAS SULLIVAN, 676 Poundkeeper. A GRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION— J.\. The COMMITTEE of the Agricultural Association will MEET on SATURDAY, the 26th day of May, at Three o'clock, p.m.,, in the Richmond Institution for the despatch of business. 581 FEDOR KELLING, Secretary. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, Forty bushels good keeping APPLES, 400 bushels good OATS. Apply to J. LE VEIN AND CO., Bridge-street. Nelson, May 22nd. 530 W MATTHEWS begs to announce to • his friends and the public that he has reopened his old Butchering Establishment, in Bridgestreet, Nelson, where he trusts by- strict attention to business to receive that share of public patronage which he will endeavor to merit. WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND OARGASS BUTCHER. 578 J)IVINE SERVICE will be held in the DAY nftST 0? Ho^' Tr*felgar-itreet, °n SUN-