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Valuable Property in Brook-street. / FOR SALE, Presburtt Cottage, thafe residence of J. B. Wemyss, Esq., standing ittjtwo and a-half acres of Garden and Shrubbery, all nfcr. perfect order. V The garden is well-stocked with a great vahety of\ the choicest fruit and walnut trees in full bearing. The house contains seven rooms, store-room, waterclosets, large store closets, and outbuildings containing two servants' rooms. . ~ The stables contain a two-stall and a three-stall stable, coach-house, and harness-room, two lofts, ana groom's room. . ~ . An excellent grass paddock, of three acres, adjoining the above, will be sold with it, if desired. For particulars, apply at Mr. HODGSON'S office Trafalgar-street. l _ House and Shop. FOR SALE or to be LET, those NEW PKEMISES opposite the Bank, Trafalgar-street, consisting of a SHOP and Eight-roomed HOUSE. For particulars, apply to 147 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. TO ZißTi A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, situate in St. Vincent-street, lately occupied by Mr. Thos. Scaife. Tr , For further particulars apply to JNO. W. VYUxZELL, at Mr. Sinclair's Office, Trafalgar-street. 860 VICTORIA HOTEL TO LET.—Apply * on the Premises to E. FULTON, Proprietor. ; 216 TO LET, with immediate possession, & desirable family residence) containing 6; rooms, situate in Collingwood-Btreet, together with half-an-acre of garden, well stocked with choice fruit frees. For particulars apply at the office of this paper. 82 , TO LET, a HOUSE and SHOP situate in the central part of Bridge-street, next door to the Misses Jay. Inquire of J. Hardy, on the premises. 230 | T7 0R SALE, BUILDING ALLOT- *- MENTS, at 15s. a Foot, within five minutes' walk of the Post Office. For particulars, apply to John Steel, Si. VincentBtreeV 239 To be Sold or Let. 07A ACRES of LAND, with dwelui\) ling house, situate in Eighty Eight Valley, the property of Mr. Luck. The whole of the above will be sold on liberal terms, or let on Lease of Seven Years or less, or portions of the same will be sold in Allotments. For address, apply to Mrs. LUCK, Trafalgar Hotel, Nelson. * 236 Cutter Grace Darling. FOR SALE, the celebrated fast sailing cutter GEAGE DARLING, 30 tons burden, built by Nicol, of Auckland, copperfastened, and well found in gear. 243 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Kelson Coast Steam Association. A LL persons having CLAIMS against -t** thi9 Association are requested to send in the same to the undersigned on or before the 15th of October next; and all persons INDEBTED to the Association are requested to PAT the amounts of their respective DEBTS by the same date. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, September 19. __ 153 TESTIMONIAL TO pOVERNOR GORE BROWNE, i n recognition of an honorable, enlightened, and impartial administration of the Government of the Colony, from September, 1855, to — 1861, and in testimony of private worth. Amount already subscribed in Auckland, £522 9s, COMMITTEE FOB THE NELSON PROVINCE. Alexander Kerr, Treasurer. Lieufc.-Col. Eiclimond Hugh Martin Alfred Domett Arthur Collins A. J. Richmond J. W. Barnicoat E. W. Stafford Fedor Kelling H. E. Curtis Nathaniel Edwards William Wells Henry Adams Charles Elliott Maxwell Bury J. D. Greenwood Alexander KenOswald Curtis R. J. Creasy Hugh Stafford W. Cook R. K. Newcome A. Le Grand Campbell John Poynter W. Gibbs Dr. Monro W. W. Turnell John Greenwood Alexander Bow James Mackay, juu. Edward Fearon N. G. Morse Joseph Hewetson James Mackay, sen. Charles Kelling With power to add to their number. Subscriptions may be paid to any member of the Committee; and, as the object of the Testimonial is to obtain an expression of their opinion from as large a number as possible of those who approve of the policy of the Governor with respect to the Natives, no subscription will be refused on account of the smallness of the sum. Collection-books will be forwarded to the various districts for the use of the Committee. HERBERT EVELYN CURTIS, Honorary Secretary. Nelson, September 30,1861. 202 Properties of Alfred Fell and Henry Seymour, Esquires. ALL persons occupying PROPERTY •r^" belonging to Alfred Fell, Esq., or to Henry Seymour, Esq , and who may be indebted for RENT or INTEREST, or otherwise, are requested for the future to make'their PAYMENTS, and to address any communications respecting the said Properties, to the undersigned, who have received Powers of Attorney from Mr, Fell and from Mr. Seymour to act on their behalf. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, Sept. 23, 1861. 175 Money to Lend. TO be LENT by the TRUSTEES of the NELSON SAVINGS BANK, upon security of real property within twelve miles of Nelson, the sum of £650, in sums of not less than £100, at Ten per Cent, interest. H. D. JACKSON, Manager. Nelson, September 21. 173 MOTICE.—AII persons to whom Captain x^ LOCKETT is INDEBTED are hereby requested to send in their accounts to Mr. M. LIGHTBAND, Trafalgar-street, on or before the Ist of November next, after which a dividend will be declared, of whiuh due notice will be given. : M. LIGHTBAND, 217 GEORGE BAKER. • f PH.NS BROTHERS", f XIOHTMUWEKT, 4.0., Ac, HAVEN-ROAD, NELSON. Cargoes discharged by the ton or lump. Ships ballasted withstone or shingle. Water supplied on the shortest notice. 237 X\T EBSTER BROTHERS, * * tICENSED CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, New Plymouth, New Zealand, 198 SANXBX. MOOSE, AUCTIONEER and COMMISSION ■**■ MERCHANT, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 817 BUSH, CABINET-MAKER, • UNDERTAKER, &c. f Nile-street, Wairaea-Eoad. 492