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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 374, 24 May 1861, Page 1

Snter-Colonial Hoyal Mail Steam Packet Company (Ximitedj. r»r Hew Plymouth anflManuMm •THE Steamship AIREDALE, R. JohnJ- son, commander, will leave on or about the 25th instant. Tmr Wellington, CanterUury, and Otagr©. rFHE Steamship VICTORY, James Too--1- good, commander, will leave for the above ports on or about the 26th instant. , For freight or passage, apply at the Company s Office, Government Wharf. THE S. S. STORM BIRD, Captain Malcolm, will leave Wellington for Picton, on the 22nd May. Picton for Nelson „ 23rd „ Nelson for Picton „ 24th „ Picton for Wellington „ 25th „ •Wellington for Napier and Castle Point „ 27th „ Napier for Wellington „ 3rd June (with the return English Mail), ♦or as soon as the English Mail arrives. ' Th« above dates of sailing will be strictly adhered to, unless the vessel is required' for the service of B.M. Commissariat, or Government'purposes. CURTIS BROTHERS, •IT ! Agents. , Jiouses anfc finto. CA7XTAX. XNVBSTMCKITT. H JASPER, intending to leave the • Colony, begs to offer the following valuable investments to the notice of the public generally. The GOODWILL and LEASE of the well-known MITBZ BOTEfii ■ituate at the corner of Colliugwood and Bridge gtreets, and close to the New Government Buildings ; Mow doing an Excellent Bu«ine«». which has been increasing steadily, and is likely to do much more in consequence of the rising importance of thii part of the City. It Hat Superior Accommodation. A Good Stable and Pigsties are attached. The Stock, Fixtures, and Furniture have been caiefully selected by the undersigned, and can fee bad at Returnable Prices, to that any person wishing to enter the business could have everything to hand, with the advantage of their beiDg of good quality, and bought in the best market. Also, One piece of LAND in Collingwood-street, with a •ix-roomed COTTAGE thereon, pleasantly situated. Adjoining is a piece of land, 30 by 94; the two pieces are now fenced in with a three-rail fenca in one block. And The Right of USE of a PADDOCK. 1 Roan Mare, an excellent Ladiea hack. Iron-Grey Foal Bridle and Saddle. For full particulars as to price, and to view the above, apply to the undersigned, whose only motive for the disposal is, that he is desirous of leaving for England as early as possible. H. JASPER. Mitre Hotel, Nelson. 604 FOR SALE, by Piivate Contract, at FARM, containing about 50 acres of excellent land, broken up and fenced in, with a newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSE thereon, situated on the Waimea Plain, Waimea-east (being the south-eastern moiety of Accommodation section 121), bounded on the north by premises of Mr. John Sullivan ; east by 118 and 122; south by 125 ; and west by a public road. . Chief part ot the purchase money may remain on mortgage, and fui ther particulars may be had from Mr. THOMAS GOULD, the owner in possession; Messrs. N. EDWARDS and Co.; or MR. STAMPER, Solicitor. Nelson, 16th February. 221 TO LET. '"TENDERS are invited from parties desiJ- rous to rent or lease fora term not exceeding 21 . years from Ist July next, the whole or any portions of N* that piece of land containing 31 acres, part of Section \ 154 in the Town of Motueka. \ For further particulars apply at the office of Mr. \SINCLAIR, Diocesan Solicitor, Trafalgar-street, TJelson, to whom sealed tenders in writing may be ad•^ressed until noon of the 25th May next. *'Nelaon, 25th April, 1861. ' 535 \ VXESMASOKS' HAXXi, WBX.SOW. " g^OR SALE, by private contract, the! M above property, situated in Trafalgar-street j fljfth, having a'frontage thereto of 27 feet. Part of purchase money may remain on mortgage. further particulats apply to JNO. PERCY, JF Secretary. 9^ Southern Star Lodge. Nelson. Mi April 2nd, 1861. 429 \A?QR SALE, that very substantial and ■'• newly-arranged DWELLING HOUSE, situS^.ed at the junction of Washington and Victory Valleys, ■ «■& the City of Nelson, known as Bow Cottage, together with the well laid out Garden and P&ddock, coutainjjpg about 1$ acre more or less, the property of J. G. CSpiDOK, Esq. M^or particulars and terms (which are most liberal) •PB'y to ■ky NASH AND SCAIFE. Jblson, 12th March, 1861. 342 MOW LANDING per DONA ANITA «** • from London. 30 chests superior Congou and Sou,chong Teas 24 half chests do. do k 3 tierces Plantation Coffee 100 boxeß Sperm Candles 36 , t superior London Soap 2 : half tierces Negiohead Tobacco ;. 5 casks superior Scotch Oatmeal ■ 3 cases i-boxes Sardines 3 „ J-boxes do. 12 crates assorted Earthenware 40 drums Linseed Oil 1 ton superior hite Lead 1 bale best Blue Serge Shirts 1 „ Bleached Sheetings 2 , white Blankets 1 „ Flannel v 10 pieces Blue Serge &c», &c, <fee. W. WILKIE, 25? Bridge-street. XfNGLISH PERIODICALS for 1861, ■*-^ at reduced prices. List gratis; or posted on receipt of 6d. GEORGE ROBERTSON, 383, George•treet, Sydney. 403 Tor Sale or Exchange, A HEAVY GELDING, broken to saddle •^*- and harness, rising 4 years. Th« above will «Hher be sold or exchanged for a lighter animal. Apply at the Colonist office. 626 JUST ARRIVED, ex AIREDALE.— ** - Silver Tea and Table Spoons. Best Electro-plated do. do. Dessert do. and Forks Clocks, Lockets, die, &c, &c. H. DBEW, 191 TwfcJgW^toet.