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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 418, 25 October 1861, Page 1

The Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Company's Steamers will leave as follows:— , THE LORD WORSLEY, A. Kennedy*/ -1- commander, will leave for WELLINGTON^! CANTERBURY, and OTAGO, on or about 26tltf! nstant. . \ THE AIREDALbTr. Johnson, commander, will leave for NEW PLYMOUTH and MANUKAU, on or about 25th instant. ( For freight or passage, apply at the Company s Office, Government Whurf. 270 Nelson and Marlborough Steam Navigation Company. rpHE Paddle Steamer TASMANIAN i- MAID will leave as follows :— Nelson, for Collingwood, Tuesday, 29th ... 8 p.m. Collingwood, for Motupipi and Nelson, Wednesday, 30th ~ .. .. . ... * Pmi * Nelson, for Picton, Monday, 4th November 8 p.m Picton, for Dig Bush, Tuesday, sth .. .. 10 p.m* Big Bush, for Picton, Thursday, 7th.. .. 7 p.m' Picton, for Nelson, Friday, Sth .. .. 2 p.m. Nelson, for Collingwood. Wednesday, 13th.. .8 p}nr Collingwood, for Motupipi and Nelson, Thursday, 14th November .. .. .. 4 p.m. kelson, for Picton, Monday, 18th, .. .. 7 p.m.Picton, for Big.Bufih, Tuesday, J9th„ . .. 8 p.m. Big Bush, for Picton, Thursday, 2lst .. 7 p.m. Picton, for Nelson, Friday, 22nd .. .. 2 p.m. * This trip the steamer will take Goods, under bond, for Picton and the VVairau, provided they are on the Wharf before Two p.m. Goods taken for Picton, Boulder Bank, Big Bush, and for Blenheim; for tho latter place goods for* warded per barge Hope from Boulder Bank at ship's expense but at shipper's risk. For freight or passage (both of which must be paid in Nslson), apply to JONATHAN LIVICK, Albion Wharf. ' 278 Cutter Grace Darling. FOR SALE, the celebrated fast sailing cutter GRACE DARLING, 30 tons burden, built by Nicol, of Auckland, copperfastened, and well found in gear. 242 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Houses mft faito. Property for Sale in Washington Valley. TO BE SOLD by Private Contract, the HOUSE and ACRE belonging to the Trustees of the Wesleyan Property, Nelson. j Application to bo made to the Rev. J. INNES, on the premises: or to the undersigned, W. JENKINS, Secretary to Trustees. Nelson, October 22. 281 HPO LET, with immediate possession, a -*• four-roomed HOUSE, and TOWN ACRE No. 464, at the coiner of Bn>nti and Waimea streets, fenced with quick hedge; lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Sullivan. Rent very moderate. Apply to NATH. EDWARDS AND CO.. ; October 21, 1861. 287 House and Shop. FOR SALE or to be LET, those NEW PREMISES opposite tho Bank, Trafalgar-street, consisting of a SHOP and Eight-roomed HOUSE. For particulars, apply to 147 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. TO X.BT, A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, aituate in St. Vincont-street, lately occupied by Mr. Taos. Scaifh:. For further particulars apply to JNO. W. WIQZELL, at Mr. Sinclair's Office, Trafalgar-street. 868 VICTORIA HOTEL TO LET.—Apply ▼ on the Premises to E. FULTON, Proprietor. 216 TO LET, the TAKAKA INN, VitSated in the centre of the Takaka Valley, at present in the occupation of Mr. James Spittal. For particulars, apply to G. HOOPER AND CO., Nelson Brewery. Nelson, Oct. 21,1861, 290 To be Sold or Let. 97 A ACRES of LAND, with dwelZi I V ling house, situate in Eighty Eight Valley, the property of Mr. Luck. The whole of the abovo will be sold on liberal terras, 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 FOR SALE, the HOUSE and LAND in Hardy-street, adjoining the Post Office, at {>resent occupied by the undersigned, to whom apply br particulars. ROBERT AITKEN. Nelson, 18th October, 1861. 273 A Rare Opportunity.^ TO BE LET, for a term of years, a very valuable SECTION of LAND in the Moutere; the only rent required will be, that the tenant pays all taxes or rates raised on the same. Apply st the Colonist Office. Nelson, 18th October, 1861. 274 TESTIMONIAL TO (GOVERNOR GORE BROWNE, V^ in recognition of an honorable, enlightened, and impartial administration of the Government of the Colony, from September, 1855, to . 1861, and ia testimony of private worth. Amount already subscribed in Auckland, £522 9*. COMMITTEE FOR THE NELSON PROYINCBi Alexander Kerr, Treasurer. Lieut,«Col. Richmond 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 Kerr Oswald Curtis r. j. Creasy Hugh Stafford W. Cook B. K. Newcomo A. Le Grand Campbell John Poynter W. Gibbs Dr. Monro W. W. Turnell John Greenwood Alexander Bow James Mackay, jun. Edward Fearon N- G. Morse Joseph Hewetson James Mackay, sen. ) Charles Kelling 'yi With power to add to their number. Subscriptions may be paid to any member of tho Committee; and, as the object of the Testimonial i a . >%o obtain an expression of their opinion from aa large ' * rnWier as possible of those who approve of the jN&ltcy ofthe Governor with respect to tho Nfttfycj/.no will be refused on nccountof thesn^j|fje»B of the sum. - ■'.■' Collection-books wil] be forwarded to ths various districts for the use of tho Committee. HERBERT EYELXN CURTIS, n Honorary Secretary. Nelson, September 30,1861. '202 WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT.— »' Apply to Mrs. IRVINE, Nile-street East. 281