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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 314, 23 October 1860, Page 2

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!!! v-/ a t the old-established OYSTER SALOON, opposite the Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street. CHARLES HARRIS, . ', Proprietor. N.B.—Green-groceries, Bacon, Hams, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Milk, I'otted Meats, Huntley nnd Palmer's Biscuits, &c, &c., &c. can be bought at the above Establishment. Nelson, October 22,1560. 1233 MELSON VOLUNTEER NAVAL : ARTILLERY COMPANY.—The MEMBERS ~ of the above Company are informed that the next DRILL will take place TO-MORUOW, at quarterpas' Five, p.m.. on the Government Drill-ground, > Hardy-street. C. CRANFORD, 1235 Secretary. NISLBON HA H MON 10' SOCIETY. rFHE SECOND PRIVATE CONCERT ■*• of the Society will take place on THURSDAY . EVENING, 2uth instant. APPLICATIONS for TICKETS under the 19th ' rule must be made on or before TUESDAY, 23rd instant, and the TICKETS will be ISSUED by the Secretary from 1 to 3 o'clock on WEDNESDAY NEXT at the Committee-room, Masonic Hall. The attention of the Members and Subscribers is called to the 26th rule. Books of words, price Is. each, can be had at Mr Stanton's, and of the Secretary, THIS DAY. THOMAS CONNELL, Secretary. Nelson, 18th October, iB6O. 1231 NOTICE. A SPECIAL MEETING of the MEMJ~l- BERS of the NELSOM MECHANICS' CRICKET CLUB will be held at Mr. Wright's, Royal Motel, Bridge-street, on WEDNESDAY next, 24th instant, to determine the days of PRACTICE, and to take into consideration other important business, on which occasion Members are urgently requested to attend. Meeting to commence at Eight o'clock, p.m. Any gentleman wishing to become a member can do so by applying to any member of the Club. F. TRENT, 1223 ' Secretary. Sales I)jj %\\ttki CHASBLY HILL END. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. -*--"■ lmve been instructed by the Proprietor to offer for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, that very valuable ESTATE of CHASELY HILL END, situated about twelve miles from Nelson ; being one of the most desirable properties in the settlement. It con- ' tains in admeasurement about 150 acres, of which 40 acres, more or less are fenced in and cultivated. On the property is an excellent Dwelling-house, Fruit Garden, Barn, Outhouses, Cottage, &c. For price, which will be very low, and other particulars, apply to NATH. EDWARDS AND CO. : Nelson, 19th October. 1234 . SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. -L"-*- have received instructions from the Eev. Mr. Biss, to sell by auction, at their Warehouse, TOMORROW, (Wednesday), 24th inst.. a quantity of WELL-SELECTED and USEFUL BOOKS, consisting of works—Chemical, Biographical, Theological, and Phj'siulogical. Books on music, Atlasses, &c, &c, ifcc. Also Bibles and Prayer Books in Morroco, Oloih. Terms Cash. Nelson, 22nd October, IS6O. 1236 MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. ' -^■"-a- will sell by auction at their Warehouse, Tra-falgar-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of November, at Two o'clock, p.m., to close an account, viz.— That desirable and valuable Acre of LAND, No. 56, 133 feet 4 inches to the Havenroad, 333 feet 4 inches deep, with the House and Buildings thereon, lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Freeman, bounded on one side by land belonging to Mr. J. Tinline, and on the other by land belonging to Mr. T. Dawes, and the back by Beachville. Likewise that valuable and desirable 50 acre ' section of LAND, No. 21, situated in Sub- ; urban South, known as Tod's section. This property being only five miles from the city of Nelson, is a rare opportunity to meet with, and will be sold to close an ac- : count. For particulars, apply to EDMUND BUXTON, Trafalgar-street. " 1002