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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 389, 16 July 1861, Page 1

|J0« fflfo f ttttfr. To Farmers and Settlers. MR. HUDDLESTON has received instructions to LAY OUT, as a TOWNSHIP, and to divide into convenient FARMS, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of 2,000 acre#in lots to suit purchasers; consisting of good flat land, a large portion being of very "rich quality and well adapted for agriculture; together with thejright to DEPASTURE SHEEP and CATTLE on an extensive RUN ; also, to GDT and SAW TIMBER for BUILDING and other farm purposes. The ESTATE is conveniently situated, and connected with Nelson by a good dray road, and will bo BOLD on most moderate and EASY TERMS, extending over a poriod of seven years. One portion of the Estate, comprising ISO acres of Agricultural Land, partly fenced, together with a DWELLING HOUSE and Outbuildings, Stockyard, and Paddocks, would be Let on Lease, with a purchasing clause. The rising prospects of tho locality are BUch as to render an early application advisable. Full particulars can be obtained from DONALD SINCLAIR, Esq., or to Mr. HUDDLBSTON, Trafal-gar-street. BQO rFO BE LET, from the Ist July next J- that desirable PUBLIC HOUSE, known as *«The Bush Tavern," situated in Grove-street, the Wood, Nelson. For particulars, apply to MS. KINGDON, 732 Trafalgar-street. For Bale, A HOUSE and GROUND situated in Russell-street, ten minutes walk from the Port. For particulars apply to J. B. CALDEK, or Mr. F. STOCK, Haven-road. * . 671 TO LET, the TRAFALGAR HOTEL. Apply to JOHN LUCK, on the premises, or to C. HARLEY, Raglan Brewery, Nelson. 681 A HOUSE TO LET, (lately in the occupation of the Rev. Mr. Brown,) most pleasantly Bituated at the port, commanding onnof the finest views that could be found in Nelson. It is compactly built, offering a snug habitation to any gentleman who wishes to combine a healthful situation for residence with the advantages of the picturesque. There is balf an acre of land attached to tho dwelling, which has been planted with trees, and otherwise well arranged. Altogether this opportunity is one that seldom offers. For further particulars, apply to J. B. CALDER, y35 Haven-road. FXtEBttCASOKTS' EMI, HBI3ON. FOR SALE, by private contract, the above property, situated in Trafalgar-street north, having ' a frontage thereto of 27 feet. Part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. For further particulars apply to JNO. PERCY, Secretary. Southern Star Lodge, Nelson, April 2nd, 1861. 4i9 Valuable Freehold Buildings land, Uelson* 'TO be SOLD, in ALLOTMENTS of 50 A by IGS feet, a valuable lot of VILLA LAND, ,-Bitua-to at the entrance of Washington Valley, five minutes' walk from Trafalgar-street. Price low and termß moderate. Apply to fl. B. HUDDLESTON, Trafalgar-street. ™ 809 OTIOE.—A number of SHEEP having been KILLED by DOGS in this district, We, the undersigned, will lay POISON on our grounds from July 15th next. W. A. Blundell E. Challis J. Palmer John Schroder R. Tomlinson N. G. Morse M. Newth, sen. John Kerr, jun. H. Redwood, sen. John Kerr, sen. H. Redwood, jun, Hans Fanzolow Henry Challis Alex. Drummond Waimea West, July 2nd, 1861. 830 A LL 'POULTRY found trespassing on ii my LAND after this date will be DESTROYED. JOSEPH JOHN HERRICK, Hope, 822 Waimea East. NOTICE. ALL POULTRY found tresspassing on my LAND after this date will be destroyed. WM. LANE. The Wood, July 8, 1861. 823 NOTICE. IN consequence of an ALTERATION J- in the DELIVERY of the COLLINGWOOD OVERLAND MAslL,4heContractor for the same will leave ishe'Royal Hotel, Nelson, Every Monday Morningr* at Eight o'clock. 516 PAUL SPANGER. Notice of Alteration. ON and AFTER NEW YEAR'S DAY 1861, the ROYAL MAIL will leave WAKEFIELD every Tuesday, Thuksdat, and Saturday, at Half-past Seven, a.m., if the river permits, arriving in Nelson at Eleven a.m., and learing the Royal Hotel at Three o'clock, p.m. N.B.—All ordera executed on commission, Parcel* ■delivered, &c, &c, by J. ANDREWS, Mail Contractor. NOTICE. • The Advertiser having purchased the '"RICHMOND PUBLIC CONVEYANCE, ■ -■-•' begs to inform the inhabitants of Waimea-Eust that he intends running every Konday, "Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, leaving Mrs. Kite's, Richmond, at 9 a.m., and Wright's Royal Hotel, Nelson at 3-30 p.m. Parcels Delivered; S9s HENRY HAMMOND. KTBISOW DANCIHO ACADEMY. TU"R. D. CHITTENDEN begs to inform -*-'-*- his friends, parents, and the public generally, that, on and after the 14th instant, he will open his Dancing Classes, at his rooms, Toi-Toi Valley, Every Tuesday and Friday Evening1, and trusts, by strict attention to his duties and the se' lectness of his pupils, to merit a share of the public patronage. D. C. begs also to state that he will give private lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age in all the newest dances of tho day, and which can be obtained at all hourß of the day by those wishing privacy and expedition. Juvenile class every Tuesday and Friday from 3 to 5. Adultß, 7. Private Lessons as per arrangement. Private Families and Schools punctually attended to, with Music included. Terms known on application. Fees paid in adnnce. 547 ANTED, a COOK and GENERAL SERVANT. Apply at the Warehouse of J. Levien and Co., Bridge-street. 811 TS APPRENTICE WANTELvI ■**- Apply to J. A. PACKER, TURNER, HardyBtrcefc. 825 ANTED, 50,000 Totara SHINGLES. Apply to J. SCOTT, Builder, Bridge-street. Jun.e 23 762 AN APPRENTICE WANTED to the MX- UPHOLSTERY and PAPER-HANGING BUSINESS. Apply to W. JENKINS, Hardy-street, Isclson. 676 "WANTED, a bo^oo busheTa"CHARCOAL, * " suitable for Malting purposes. For particulars apply at the Colonist office, Nelson, or to J. N. WILKINSON, *98 Wakencld Store