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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 280, 26 June 1860, Page 1

Z-'YO-ZSQjm.XOY' DAILY EXPECTED from the WaIRAIJ. The regular old trader ' ■; •■:.. ./■» MARY -■-■ ■ 00 : Will sail f»g*in- for the above port .two days after her arrival here. tr^'mFor freight or passage, apply to T. ASKEW, 649 ' Bridge-street. «■ ■ "■ " •' ■ " . """* JTOR MOTUPIPI AND WAITAPtt. THE favorite Schoontr AUSTRALIAN J- MAID, A. H., Grate,- master, will SAIL REGULARLY for the above places until further notice. For freight or passage, apply oh board; or, to * ' *- * W. WILKIE, 539 Bridge-street, j "REGBLAR TRADER between Nelson J-*» and Riwaka.—Tho schooner ANN, Alfred Oliten, Master. For freight or passage, apply to Kr. WINTERBURN, Napier Hotel. . OY'YY .., " '254 MESSRS: AIEITHIJItWiLLIS/GAKN; •*■"-*- and CO.'S PACKETS between LONDON and NEW ZEAL AND.r-The following, first-class. Ships ; (with otheire)'are intended ta be despttched to: both' Southern and Northern Ports, as regular traders. viE:~' "YAY^OIMA. Zealahdi* ..- V■ i • : Ji-TEVftteY ;? .. 1600 Cadu6eua V . . ■.-- JOGm^;.Y .'^l6oo Clontarf, ,0::;'-: :i":- ri A^W^Barday^aeoO Egmont .'"v. ". - * S.C. Gibson;- X 1200; Maori. '< ' ".' ■'■ ■. Z>l ';: Y?*-G. G.Peth<irbijd#l2oo, i Joseph Fletcher ."" '; *. i:Y#¥P66&:O Wxim* Cashmere ,'-... . -i J. Byron •„.»;• 1000 Cresswell . 0: . ,:.. WitJ.Bamete . lQOO; Basting. . ... & M» y ..,,-■ ftim Strathallan* . . . W.R.WUHamsoa- 1000, Harwood . ... .. >.mFcraayth;;...\^oo. The uhderiigried, ageny foir "the abevo-apleiidid line of vesßels, are authorised to arrange with pettier* here or at New Plymouth, who may be desirous of bringing their friendi in Great Britain out tothiscolony, and aro prepared either to pay the passage-money at once to them, or give satisfactory security for its payment on arrival of the vessel. Further particulars oh application to NASH AND SCAIMC, 20 Nelson and New Plymouth. I?OR SALE, the fine fast-sailing cutter WAVE, 10 tons burden. For further particulars, apply to. ROBERT PORTER, Boatman, Haven road, Nelson. 698 . LAND FOR SALE. 1 OQ ACRES, Motueka j being section JL^lO 224, and 78 acres adjoining, and two enclosed town sections, No. 757 and 768, St. Vincentatreet. Titles—Crown Grant. Apply at the office of this paper; or to I. M. HILL, Ironmonger. 646 NORTHUMBERLAND ARMS. MR. A. BUSH Gate of the Traveller*' Rest, Appleby) having TAKEN the above HOTEL, lately conducted by Mr. Crowther, begs to inform his friends and the public that he has Superior Accommodation for Travellers and Visitors, and for the special accommodation of Lodgers he has arranged Sor meals to be laid on the table punctually at the houra stated below :— Breakftst, from 7.30 to 9. Dinner, Trim 12-30 to 2. Tea, at 6-30. Other refreshments on shortest notice. 616 A L#RED LEECH, in returning thanks **• for past favors, begs to inform his friendi and ihe public that he has received a large Stock of SYDNEY TIMBER: and also that he can supply them with first-rate Spring Carts and Drfiyi. - N.B.—All kind of SMITH'S WORK punctually at4ended to, and done on the premises, by W. F. BRIDGE. . • Work Shop, Tra?alg*i>streefc, Nelson. 456 REMOVE. BJACKSON begs to inform his .friends • tbst the business lately conducted in Hardy, street is REMOVED to the new premises, Trafalgaretreet, next door to N. Edwards aiid Co. NEW GOODS, ex. Lord Wo3SlM*> will be opened at the New Premises, Trafalgar-street. 12 trunks boots assorted lease Ladies Goloshes.) TO BOOTMAKERS.-JUST RECEIVED. .- 3 bales prime Sole Leather 1 ditto Kip 1 case of Grindery. CM pHURCH SERVICES and PRAYER BOOKS on sale at Mr. SUTCLIFFE'S, Motueka. QNHANi) at the COLONIST Office Ledgero and Journals, in rough calf" Cash Books, in parchment i ■- Carter's Receipt Bdbks, ditto. A few volume? of Hewett's Journal, ■VICTORIA HOUSE.—GENERAL ■ ': - STORE, Wholesale and Retail. ' Prapery, Haberdashery* and Hosiery in all their branches - ; Men»B and Youth's clothing, of every description. Also, ' ' • " Grocery, Oilman's Stores " Glass, Earthenwares and Chinaware, Brushware Flour (Saunders* best) Potatoes and Onions, <fee, &c. GRASS SEEDS, consisting of Rye, Clover, and Trefoil, &c. And a variety of other Goods too mimeroua to parf ticulariae. IiEIiatGHBST PKICE GIVBK FOR PBODUCI lik IXCHANGE. -■■•-•---—-=!-.,,,,.. - X* T. Snow .Wishes to call theattention;of the public to thd above, as* choice?a#,ction unequalled. Clash purchasers would find ife^^i^er«s|^inspect. the same. ,r- ■ .■■■-00.*0r-.-- ' '"" Trafalg;ar-street, Nelson." ' 486 MIXED GRASSES. i-' fOR SALEf at the Birimng^mr^Quse, a yeijr superior-iainple'©frMlXiED .GRASSES, grown on Rc*tfeVOTFarmiKi<*mon^ Bridge-street. ■ V X.X '^J' BJ ACKS 6 N begs to infori the • Ladies and Gentlemen of Nelson, that he .ha 8 now OPENED a veiy superior quality of ? " Gentlemen's Dress Boots . .Ladies'white and black Satin Shoes "White and black Kidßoots Kid Opera's, (&c.,&c, <fee. , Trafalgar-atreet, Nelson. . ; P64 , aRoCERY STORE, TRAFALSAR-STREET. ffFHE Undersigned begs respectfully to -*- inform the ihhabitintßof the Waimea Road andits ficihity, that he has Opened the promises lately occupied by Mr. Usher, as * GENERAL GROCERY STORE, 'fflier© the public can he supplied with every flescriptipn of Groceries of the beat quslitiec and at the lowest possible prices. .- E. W. TRENT. : , Note eddreas—.Trent's Grocery Store, opposite the • jßxaminer Office; V' .661 "DGOTS! BOOTS I—.A choice ftssorlment '•'■ '*■* of the above NO"v7, OPENED, wwiisting of-. - Gentlemen's .Wellingtoais ." . ";-.. . Bluchere-.' " Ladies'Kld Boots ' ■ •'••-.' k, yariety of Children)!, Yjto., &o, ''•■:\-R jlSks<)js%;;'; : '-zz- \ ,Tra&l|t«-ltre»t» a«»t door to N. Kdwardsgand Co/«.