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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 410, 27 September 1861, Page 1

Sale of the Metallurgic Company's Plant, &c. THE SALE of the valuable PLANT of •*• this COMPANY, advertised to take place on or about the 24th instant, is POSTPONED until Elcvcd, a.m., on THURSD.Y V, 3rd October. Catalogues may be obtained at Mr. \V. MILES, Collingwood; Messrs. T. K. HODDER and Co.'s, Bichmond; Mr. J; N. WILKINSON, Wakefield; Mr. JAMES WILKIE, Motueka; and at the offices of the Auctioneer?. The goods will be on view at the Warehouse of the undersigned after Thursday next, 26th September. NASH AND SCAIFB. Nelson, Sptember 21. 145 iutonrotf loticts. Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, September 14, 1861. fjOPIES of the IMPOUNDING ACT, \-^ now in fcrce, can be obtained from the Poundkeepers at Sixpence each. ALFBED GREENFIELD, 119 Chief Clerk. Land Office, Nelson, August 29, 1861. "XTOTICE is hereby given, that the under- * mentioned ALLOTMENTS of L AND will bo put up to auction at th& Crown Land Office, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the 5tK October, 1861, at Twelve o'clock, noon. Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be deposited at the Sale, and the remainder to be paid within one month, or the deposit forfeited. Squibb, No. I.—Hills B»*'wKj£>¥AiMßA. : EAsr and , ■ , Aniseed Valley. - .; . — ' Section. Content*. ■ Upset Price. a. r. f. £ -a. d. No. 40 .. 137 0 0 .. 81 6 0 41 .. 126 0 0 V. 74 lb 0 42 .. 121 0 0 ~ 71 16 0 43 .. 116 0 tt .. 68 18 0 . 44 .. 80 0 0 .. 47 10 0 45 .. 87 0 0 .. 41 6 0 46 .. • 220 0 0 .. 80 0 0 Hills in Wairoa Gorge. No. 8« : .. 126 0 0 .. 47 16 0 Squabe, No. 4.—On Western Bank of Wai-iti. No. 50 .. 20 0 0 .. 9 10 0 Squabb, No. 10—Awabua Bat. No. 9 .. 100 0 0 .. 47 10 0 Square, No! 11.—Entbance or the Moxdpipi. No. 16 .. 3 2 0 ~370 16 .. 5 0 0 .. 2 8 0 17 .. 7 0 0 .. 8 6 0 Sqdabe, No. 12.—Hills at Wainui and Lioar Bay. No. 2 .. 238 0 0 .» ,69 4 0 4 .. 256 0 0 .. 72 2 0 5 .. 222 0 0 .. 64 12 0 6 .. 244 0 0 .. 71 0 0 7 .. 221 0 0 .. 64 6 0 8 .. 242 0 0 .. 70 6 0 12 .. 270 0 0 .. 78 10 0 13 ... 244 0 0- .. 71 0 0 14 .. 243 0 0 .. 70 12 0 15 .. 129 0 0 ;. 36 15 0 16 .. 127 0 0 .. 36 3 0 ,17 .. 300 0 0 .. 87 6 0 18 .. 312 0 0 „ 90 15 0 Squarb, No. 44.—Hills in Waiboa Gorge. No. 1 .. 109 3 0 .. 39 1 0 I 2 .. 176 0 0 .. 62 13 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 of the Land Regulations. FOR ALFRED DOMETT, I " Commissioner, I H. C. DANIELL, .Chief Clerk. Bishop's School, Nelson. THE Spring Quarter will commence on TUESDAY, October 1. Terms:—3os. per quarter, entrance 205., paid in advance. Attendance will be given at the School-room on MONDAY, September 23, from Ten; a.m., to Four p.m., to receive fees and admit pupUsr THOMAS A. BOWDEN, 150 Manager. aM. YORK begs most respectfully to * inform the inhabitants of Nelson that he has commenced business as a GENERAL CARTER, and hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. Goods and Furniture carefully removed. Orders left at his residence, HUrdy-street, opposite ' Hooper's Brewery, or at Mr. Wright's Royal Hotel, will be punctually attended to. G. M. YORK. Selson, Sept. 10,1861. 95 Bteam Bagines* To Agrlcultarilfc*, Mill Owners and Otbers< PX D 0 NT" ANITA — -" One 15 horse-power portable Steam Engine One 15 horse-power stationary Steam Engine, with fittings complete, by the well-known Makers, Messrs. 0. D. Young and Co., of Perth and London. NASH AND SCAIFE, 835 Bridge-street. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! BEST FLOUR, 21s. pet 100-lb. bag, cash, delivered free of expense to any part of the city, 88 ' JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Nelson Young- Men's Christian Association. T»HB MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT •*- CLASS in connection with the above Institu- [ tion meet every TUESDAY, at Eight o'clock in the I evening until further notice is given. Young Men wishing to join are requested to communicate with J. A. PACKER or I. U. HILL. 143 Bridge-street Bntoberingr Establishment, Wholesale and detail. A SCOTT begs to iuform his customers •■ th»t he has removed his Business to more SPACIOUS PREMISES, nearly opposite Messrs. J. Levien and Co.'s, Bridge-street, and in soliciting the patronage ot the public tenders his thanks for the increasing custom he has hitherto experienced. 891 r : : ; Walcefield Arms Inn. i ''PHE undersigned begs to inform the in- -*- habitants of the Waimeas and the public ! generally, tlmt he has TAKEN. THE WAKEFIELD ARMS INN; and hopes, by strict attention to the wants of all who may kindly patronize him, to receive a share of public favor. JOSEPH ANDREWS. N.B —GIG AND SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. 815 SUPERIOR SADDLERY, &c, just opened M Gentlemen's and Ladies' Saddles Sets of Gi? Harness Heads and Keins, Bits, Martingales, &c, &o. Also, a few pieces Serge and Felt for Saddlers' use. D. MOORE. Nelson, September 13,1861. 11l To the Citizens of Nelson and its Suburbs. 'T PATTERSON respectfully begs to an- ■*■ • nounce that he has COMMEMGED BUSINESS as a GENERAL SMITH in Collingwood-street, and he hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit part of their kind patronage and support. 961 Segars, Segars, Segars, IF you want to get a good HAVANNAH SEGAR, come to WEST'S Segar Divan, Lower Bridge-street. , 841