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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 392, 26 July 1861, Page 2

For tbe Buller Sliver, West Coast, THE fine fast-sailing schooner GIPSY, M'Canu, master, who is well acquainted with the Coast, will positively sail on SATURDAY, July 27th, calling at COLLINGWOOD. For freight or passage, apply to T. ASKEW, Bridge-street, Nelson. MR. MILES, Collingwood; 890 or, to the Master on Board. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. *-fJL will sell by auction on SATURDAY NEXT, To-morrow, the 27th instant, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, at One o'clock precisely— 5 casks SALT BEEF 1 Sydney DRAY 2 dozen Windsor CHAIRS. And other Goods without reserve, for a closing sale. Terms cash. 25th July, 1861. 888 From Sydney, per lord Asbley, MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. have received instructions from the Importers to offer for peremptory sale by public auction, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 30th instant, at One o'clock precisely— 5 chests superior Congou Tea, ex Miranda 10 half chests • do. do. 20 boxes do. . do. 97 bags Mauritius Sugar, 3 qualities 1G bags Rice 3 cases Spanish Olives, quarts, pints, and half do. S cases Castor Oil 3 casks Kenzitt's Blacking 8 pockets Hops ■„ 1 hogshead ]. v. v. Brandy 2 quarter-casks J 40 cases Stewart's Whiskey 20 cases Geneva 2 trunks Watertights 1 bale Double Width Calico ' 1 case Long Cloths 1 case Lilac Prints, last patterns _ 4 casks Oranges, 2 cases Mandarin do., German Sausages, Leslie's Spiced Beef Gunny Bags, Children's Swing Cots Iron Bedsteads, Lance Wood Shafts, Trays American Picks, Pickles, Juo-Jubes Ironmongery, Kerosene Oil and Lamps Toys and Fancy Goods, Drapery of every description. Girls', Maids', and Women's Felt Hats of latest fashions, &c, &c, &c. For positive sale Terms cash July 25, 1861. 889 To Carpenters, Builders, &c. THE undersigned beg to call the attention of the above to their largo and well-assorted-stock of BUILDER'S IRONMONGERY, just received ex Dona Anita, and other shipments, consisting of the following:— Cut and Wrought Nails of eveiy description, American and English Screws of all sizes, Rim Locks and Latches, Dead and Stock Locks, T Hinges; Hooks and Rides, Butt Hinges, Tower Bolts, Cabin Hooks, Hat Bnd Coa" Hooks, Sash Fastenings, Roller Blind Furniture, Cornice Pole Furniture, Sash Pul- • leys, Sash Weightß, Door Springs, Gerish's Spiing Hinges, &c, &c. * CARPENTER'S TOOLS in great variety consisting of Planes of every description, Hand, Tenant, and Rip Satts, Pit and Cross-cut Saws, Saw Files, Adzes, Cramps, Squares, Chisels, Gimblets, Screw Drivers, Wrenches, Hammers, &c, &c, &c. SU JOHN SYMONS AND 00. H. J. GOODMAN'S, BRIDGE-STREET. TUST OPENED at the above Establish- ** ment, the NEWEST STYLES. Garabaldi, Sealskin, and French Felt Hats Black and Colored Doeskin Vests Fancy Toileneite do. Figured Velvet do. Tweed, Doeskin, Cheviot and Bedford Cord Trousers Sealskin, and Pilot Coats snd Jackets. Boy&» Scotch Twill, Regatta, and White Shirts Mens' Marcella, do. do. Mens' Crimean Shirts Imitation Welsh and Saxony Flannels Crimean Saxony Flannels Blue Flannels and Serges 86-inch Grey and White Calicoes 72-inch do. do. Sheetings Autumn Prints Axminstcr Hearth Rugs. 852 rFAKE NOTICE.—AII persons wishing ■%- to be Shaved, Shampooed, ar have their Hair Cat, can have it done in an artistic style at Wm. H. West's, Hair-dressing Saloon, 842 Lower Bridge-street. Steam Engines. To .agriculturists, 3X131 Owners and Others. "PX DONA ANIT A — -*-^ One 15 horse-power portcble Steam Engine One Io horse-power stationary Steam .Engine, vith fittings complete, by the well-known Makers, Messrs. C. D. Young and Co., of Perth and London. NASH AND SCAIFE, 835 Bridge-street. Commercial Hotel, Trafalgar-street. THE increasing repute of the above Hotel as supplying every requisite for visitors, at very moderate charges, warrants the proprietor in calling the attention of Diggers, Miners, Road Contractors and ethers newly arrived, to the same; and while returning thanks for the liberal support that has been extended to him hitherto, begs to intimate that every effort will be made for the comfort and accommodation of those who may further favor him with their patronage. J. JERVIS, Proprietor. N.B.—Good Stabling accommodation on the premises. - 802 Ss Clatha, from r<Seibourne. AMERICAN GOODS, in great variety, •*•*- from the Manufacturers. AMERICAN STOVES, Parlor aud Cooking, complete, with the latest improvements. WAOGONETS, of a superior make, light, elegant, and durable. COLLINS' AXES, and Long- and Short-handled SHOVELS. BUCKETS and TUBS. CHINESE BASKETS, FURNITURE of every description, and a large quantity of other seasonable, useful, and CHEAP GOODS. AUCTION MART. BaiDGE a^u Trafalgar-streets. 874 Just Kanded, ex Cl&tha, from BXefbourne, 1 A TONS ADELAIDE FLOUR, best Iv biands. W. WILKIE, 870 Bridge-street. Ex Clutha, from Melbourne. 9AA AMERICAN DOORS— OV/V Raised Panel Moulded do. Glazed Hall and thin Partition Doors „ WINDOWS, for all purposes in large and small sized panes French Casement Windows American TABLES for Dininjr and Bed Rooms. J. LEVIEN AND CO, 880 Bridge-street. Segars, Segars, Eegars, TF you want to get a good HAVANNAH rV SEGAR, come to WEST'S Segar Divan, Lower Bridge-street. 811