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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 301, 7 September 1860, Page 2

FOR~COIiLINaWOOD. — The cutter SUPPLY will sail for the above port on MONDAY next, the 10th instant. , • JOHN WALKER, qjq . Master, T?OR THE WAIRAU.—The A.I clipX? per schooner MARY will sail on BIONDAY noxt, the 10th instant. . Shippers are requested to see that their Goods are alongside by NOON on the day of sailing (as the latest time ot taking in Cargo). For freight or passage, apply to ■ THOMAS ASKEW, Bridge-street. N.B.—The freight on parcels addressed to parties with whom no open account is kept must he prepaid. •■ ■ . ' 982 NOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS TO COLLINGWOOD. FROM this date the undersigned will run the favorite schooner GIPSY, John M-'Cann, master, between Nelson and Collingwood as a regular weekly Trader. The Gipsy has excellent accommodation for passengers, and'is known'to bo the fastest sailing schooner on the Const. For freight or pasaage, apply to THOMAS ASKEW, Bridge-street. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. i.vJL w jn sc ]} i,y auction at their Warehouse, Tra-falgar-street, at One o'clock, TO-MORROW, the Bth September, without reserve— 10 tons finest MOTUEKA POTATOES. ■ Terms at sale. Nelson, 6th September, 18G0. 980 ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TyiESSRS. N.. EDWARDS AND CO. -*-*-l liave received instructions from the Executors of the": late Thomas Roluson to sell by PRIVATE CONTRACT, and on liberal terms, all, that very beautiful ESTATE at Awaroa Bay (on the Nelson side of Separation Point), containing in itself a magnificent property which should be sold in one lot, but if more convenient to purchasers, it is proposcd^o offer itas follows— Lot 1,— Containing'l7 acres with Dwelling-house and buildings thereon. Six. acres of this plot is broken up and enclosed with a live fence. Lot 2. —Contains 117 acres of excellent pasturage Lot 3.—Contains 24 acres of good grazing. '...''. Also, To LET or SELL with the property—Cattle Sheep; Pigs, Farming Implements, &c, &c., "For further particulars or terms, apply to Mr. THOMAS WHITE, on.the spot, Awaroa; or in Nelson to Mr. GREIG, Waimea-road; or to the Advertisers. Nelson, 6th September, 1860. . 9SI NO. 2 COMPANY NELSON VOLUNTEERS—a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of this Company will be held THIS EVENING, the 7th instant, at the Wakatu Hotel, at Seven o'clock precisely, in accordance with rule IV. of the Rules and Regulations of No. 2 Company of Nelson Volunteer Rifles, when appeals from fines for non-attendance at , drill will be heard. 11. D. JACKSON, 973 Secretary. TVTO. 2 COMPANY NELSON VOLUN--L™ TEERS.—A GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of this Company will be held TO-MOR-ROW EVENING, the Bth instant, at the Wakatu Hotel, at Seven o'clock, in accordance with Rule V. of the Rules mid Regulations of No. 2 Company of Nelson Volunteer Rifles. H. D. JACKSON, 974 : Secretary. On sale at the Colonist Office. T.EDGERS, DAYBOOKS, CASEBOOKS. -*-J &c, &c.—A small assortment of Account Books to be sold at a very low rate. Also, Bibles and Testaments. A N ELDERLY PERSON is desirous of -£'*■ obtaining a situation as HOUSEKEEPER or some similar employment, where a long residence previously as a housekeeper in Nelson would be a recommendation to any one requiring a confidential and trustworthy person. For address apply to the Office of this paper, or to Mr. HOUGH, Bridge-street. 975 'TENDERS are requested by MONDAY, -*- September 17th? for sundry REPAIRS to the TRUNK LINE, and to the ROAD from Mercer's corner to the German Village, Appleby. Specifications' may be seen at Mr. P. SpANJEb's store. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 971 Secretary Waimea Hoad Board. HTENDERS for Gravelling in Waimea -*- West, accepted by the Waimea Road Board, August 21, 1860. D. Taylor, per chain . . .£ll7 0 C. Stagg, „ „ . . .200 F. Lange „ „ . . . 119 0 972 I OS.T, on TUESDAY last, the .TIRE of ■*-* a BULLOCK DRAY, between Nelson and the Waimea Hotel. A REWARD of 103. will be given on application to-Mr. MAUL, Waimea South. Mr. COLEMAN, Waimea Hotel, or to the Colonist, Office. Nelson, September, ISGO. 970 ?OR SALE, a five-roomed HOUSE, near the new College. If not sold soon will be AiET on LEASE. Apply at the office of this paper. 978 On sale at the Colonist Office. 'THE UNION TUNE BOOK -1- . and CONTINUATION. 977 WANTED a GOOD COOK, also a HOUSEMAID. Apply to Mrs. WEMYSS, Prestbury Cottage. . 979 ON HAND at the QoLoNlSl 'Office Ledgers and Journals, in rough calf : Cash Books, in parchment . Cartel's Receipt Books, ditto. A few volumes of Howett's Journal, iotemmnf ftotk Provincial Secretarj^'s Office, Nelson, September 4, 1860. 'TENDERS are invited until WEDNES- -*- DAY, the 12th instant, from persons desirous of SUPPLYING the undermentioned TIMBER required for the BUILDINGS about to be erected .for the REFUGEES from Taranaki:— 9,000 feet Scantling, 4 by 3, or 6by 2, in 15.feet lengths 6,800 feet Scantling, 4 by 3, in 17 feet lengths 7,000 feet „ 4by3,in 14 feet " „ 2,600 feet „ : 4by3,in 13 feet „ . 2,400 feet „; 4 by' 3, in 12 feet•' • „ 20,000 feet of inch Boards, in 10, 12, 14, or 16 feet lengths • 20,000 feet three quarter inch Boards, of variou lengths, from 10 to 16 feet. . The whole of the timber to be delivered on the Government Reserve (the proposed sitefor the buildings) near the new College. Waimea-road. ■ ■ :■'■'■■■ •■vf 8 le tim^er will be required at the earliest possible date, tenders will be received for small quantities, and the time when, they will ao-ree to deliver the' came to be stated in the tender. ALFRED GREENFIELD, .?68. : . ■ ■ Chief Clerk.