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iofoniwent Jktk;;:;' PASTORAL LANDS- concluded. Ed Sqdam, No 88.—Pabna6SUS Run, Amubi— concluded. flection, Contents, Upset Pric«. A. R. P. £ ■•-"'-. No. 5 319 2 0 116 4 0 6 260 0 0 94 11 6 7 192 0 0 68 7 6 Squabe, No. 107.—Hanmeb Plain. No. 1 100 0 0 47 10 0 All the above Allotments are subject to a reservation for right of roads, the deductions for which have been made in the price, as provided in the 44th clause 1 of the Land Regulations. ALFRED DOMETT, Commissioner. Land Office, Nelson, _ November 22, 1860. Heto ;ptefemcitts; T?OR COLLINGWOOD DIRECT.—The " well-known cutter SUPPLY will sail for the above port THIS DAY, Tuesday, 1400 JOHN WALKER, Master. INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY (LIMITED). THE steamship AIREDALE will be despatched for NEW PLYMOUTH and MANUKAU on or about the 29th instant. For freight or passage apply at the Company?? pffic*, Albion Wharf. 1574 ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT OF WAIRAU WEST, MARLBOROUGH, FOR SALE. PEREMPTORILY TO BE SOLD in J- public auction, by Messrs. Nathaniel Edwabds and Co., at their Warehouse in Trafalgar-street, Nolson, on SATURDAY, the Bth of December next, at Two o'clock precisely (unless the same shall have been previously disposed of in private contract, of which due notice in the Colonist shall be given)— Either the half or whole of that ESTATE, comprising an allotment of 150 acres, more or less, of excellent land; considerable part of. which is broken up, fenced in and under crop; being section numbered 74 on the plan of the said district, bounded by section! numbered respectively 73, 75, and 82, and a public road; with the Dwelling-house, Outbuildings. Stockyard, and Garden thereon. Sometime ago occupied by Mr. William Allinson, and now by. James Gifford, as tenant thereof. For further particulars, applyto Mr. Sklmbs, of Suburban' North, Nelson (the owner); Mr. Da.t, of Wairau; Mr. Hodgson, of Nelson, Land Agent; Mr. AM.INSON, of Pelorus; Mr. Stbong, of Haven-road, Nelson; the Auctioneers; or, MR. STAMPER, Solicitor. Nelson, 27th November, 1860. 1409 NO. 1 COMPANY NELSON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS will, in future, MEET for COMPANY DRILL, with arms, on THURSDAY in each week, at half-past Five o'clock, p.m. W. T. L. TRAVERS, Captain commanding. Nelson, November 22, 1860. 1401 XTO. 2 COMPANY RIFLE VOLUN- --^ TEERS.—ThisCompany will MEET for DRILL on the Parade Ground, Hardy-street, on Tuesday, the 4th December, at Seven o'clock, a.m, and on each alternate Tuesday at the same hour until further notice. NATH EDWARDS. Captain. Nelson, November 23,1860. 1402 PRACTICE. ISJELSON MECHANICS' CRICKET 1^ CLUB.—Members are requested to MEET for PRACTICE on Wednesday, TO-MORROW, on the Mud Flat, at Three o'clock, p.m. Being the first field-day of the Club this season, a full attendance is requested. 1396 NOTICE. T?OUND, in one of the loose stalls of the -£- Commercial Stables, supposed to have strayed there, on the night of the 25th instant, a BLACK MARE, branded HP (conjoined) on neck and shoulder. The owner can have the same by applying to me, and paving expenses. 1412 * HUGH COERIGAN, Ostler. (MISSING.—A PACKAGE, containing ■I"- Three PIT SAWS and One CROSS-CUT SAW, landed from the Airedale on the 10th instant, addressed to Wm. Potb, Nelson. Any person having the same will please send them to the Wharfinger, at the Albion Wharf, within one week from this date. Any person detaining the same after tha.t time will be proceeded against. Wm. POTE, Nelson. November 24th, 1860. 1406 "POR SALE, a Seven-horse power Port- ■*■ able STEAM-ENGINE, adapted for Trashing, Grist, or a Saw Mill. A Thrashing Machine, if required, can be had with the Engine. .Price low, and terms liberal. Apply to 14°4 D. BURNS, or WILLLMf ROUT. EX BRIDE. A LARGE and well-selected assortment --*- of MUSIC, of every description, Wholesale and Retail, at 1398 PEAT AND THO>bJtON'S. EX BRIDE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Ladies' -"*■ BOOTS and SHOES, best quality, to be «old cheap. Wholesale and Retail at J399 PEAT AND THORNTON'S. EX BRIDE. JTJST RECEIVED, AT J^DMUND DARTNALL'S, Richmond. Ladies' Mantles, Pirasols Fancy Dresses, Muslin Dresses Hats, Bonnets, and Ribbons Shirting, Calicoes, Long Cloths Hosiery and Haberdashery Writing Desks, Work boxes Blotting Cases Leather, Plush, and More*©? Bags, &£„ &c, CLOTHING.. Men's fashionable Sac Coats, io tweed, doeskin, and cashmerette Tweed and Doeskin Vests Tweed and Doeskin TrouHers Shepherd's Plaid Suits (aIL woo?) * Fashionable Brown Linen Sa«r Coats Doeskin and Tweed Vests; Black Cloth Vests Fancy Drill Trousers (lint id) Woollen and Cotton Cordl Trousers Moleskin Trousers White and Brown Drill .' Trousers i Boys' Black Alpaca Sac' Coats Boys' White Drill Trous era Boys' Brown Drill Trou ier» Boys' Cord and Molesk: m Trousers Men's and Boy's Brazil" tan Hats • Men's Felt Hats ! Long Cloth Shirts , . , Regatta Shirts, Brace a Men's and Boys' Hosiery- i BOOTS A* i 5 SHOES. ' Men's Wellington's S Men's Half-Welli-! ajtwa* j Men's Elastic-sides Bluchers { Women's Cloth (p^oloshed) !' Women's Cloth ( pateni) S Women's Cnshmx' ,re \ Children's Leather Boots j Children's Clotbi Boots t Ankle Straps (a"f| kinds and sued). IS9$ i