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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 419, 29 October 1861, Page 1

■"; '~ .' ::..«„'. OJt29/61. Tuesday, 29th. MESSRS. NASH AND SCAIFJS will x •*• «ell" by auction at their warehouse, Bridgeslreet, at One o'clock, on Tuesday next, to close, consignments, and mostly without reserve, the following Goods, the sale of which was postponed from Thursday last inconsequence of,the inclemency of the weatherFurniture Groceries Hardwares Draperies . Woolpacks Gutta Pcrcha Dolls 1 case Straw Bonnets 2 „ Trimmed do. 1 „ Mantles And a variety of other Goods as previously advertised. Terms liberal at sale. Nelson, October 25,1861. 303 \f ESSES. NASH AND SCAIFE~h^ -"-*• received instructions to offer for sale by auction at their warehouse, Bridge-street,, at Twelve o'clock On Tfctmday, 31it instant, without resetre--two eases SUNDRIES, ex Glenshee, containing fitted Ware, caasiating of Tea and Coffee Ser* ▼ices, Cruet.SUmds, Liqueur, Pickle, and Breakfast Frafl**, Salvers, Tea Urns, Cham* ber and Table Candlesticks, Cake Baskets, Salt Cellars, Mustard and Pepper Boxes Tea Table and Dessertspoons, Fish -Knives andForks, F>uit Knive« audsFoike, Snuffers and Trays, &c.; Ac. Hardwarev-Japanned Cash Boxes, Snuffers and . Trays, Table Desert and Carving Knives and Porks, Bread Trays, Waiters, Tea Trays Brace* and Bits, Saw' Files, Carpenter's «ul«s ana Pencils, Gimlets, Plastering TroweVi. Spokeshaves, Bed Keys, &c, &c. Clocks and I&ls, Kings set with stones, Spectacles, Keadmg Glasses, &c, &c. Drawing Pencils, toy Whips, Pocket Flasks, and a large assortment ? f other articles too numerous to recapitulate. • Terras liberals iy .;.. ..Luncheon provided. • ■■■-■■■■■■ "■■ ; ■..- ■ •' ■■■■:•■•■ 2-57 Valuable Acre for Sale in Haujy-street. ~ IVf ESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO A.* have received instructions from the proprietors te sell by auction,, at their Warehouse, TiafaWst On Thursday, the 31st instant, oL « very valuaWe and well-situated ACEE, No. 357, Hardy-street east, opposite Hale's Gardens, having excellent building frontages to Hardy and Tory streets, and divided into lots to euit purchasers, namely— * j Lots land 2. With frontage to Hardy-street of each 25 feet, by depth of 72 feet. Lot 3. Frontage to Tory-street of 42 feet, by a depth of 80 feet (corner allotment). Lots 4 to 12. With frontage of each 30 feet, by depths of 80 feet. J ■ Through the acre is a private road for tho use and benefit of purchasers. ■■ Terms very liberal; and for other particulars and plans, apply nt the office of the Auctioneers. Nelson, October 11. 259 jgferninent ggfag. Provincial Secretary's Office, __-~-„ „ Nelson, October 21,1861. TENDERS will be received at this office -V until Four p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 30th .instant from desirous of acting as SUB* ENUMERATORS under the Census Act, 1858, within the following districts respectively j viz s— 1, City of Nelson; 7s Suburban North. 8. Suburban South. 4. Waimea East-. - JS. Waimea West. 6. Waimea South. 7. Motueka, Moutere, and Riwaka. 8. Wangapeka,Motuelu*; and Motuplko Valleys. Detailed particulars of the work required to be done can be learnt at this office. As this service requires peculiar qualifications in tho persons undertaking it, the lowest tenders will nob necessarily be received. ALFKED DOMETT, 285 Provincial Secretary. MOTICE is hereby given, that the underX 1 mentioned ALLOTMENTS of LAND will be put up to auction at the Crown Land Office, Nelson on SATURDAY, the 2nd November, 1861, at twelve o'clock, noon. _ Ten per cent, of the purchase money to bo deposited at the Sale, and the remainder to be paid within one month, or the deposit forfeited. PASTORAL LANDS. Sqva&e, No. I.—Aniseed Valley Aim Hills . . . . ADJOINING. Station. Content*. Upset Price vT A. B. P. £ s. d No. 20 . 157 0 0 55 18 0 ' 48 . 151 0 0. 43 0 0 60 . 97 0 0 . 27 12 0 51 . 185 0 0 ..''■ 62 lo 0 52 . 204 0r;0 ..- . ' 59 16 0 58 . 117 0 0 . 36 2 0 64 . 101 0 0 . 31 0 0 55 . 162 ft 0 . 57 12 0 56 . 129 0 0 . 45 18 0 67 . 223 0 0 . 81 2 0 58 . 105 0 0 . 29 16 0 69 . 174 0 0 . 49 10 0 60 . 170 0 0 . 48 10 0 61 . 294 0 0 . 85 11 0 62 . 228 0 0 . 66 G 0 63 . 208 0 0 . 60 10 0 64 . 159 0 .0 . 68 0 0 60 . 218 0 0 . 105 12 0 ,66 . 124 0 0 . 58 18 0 72 . 135 0 0 , 41 12 0 74 . 106 0 0 . 32 14 0 7« . ~ 109 0 0, 31 0 0 BUBAL LAND. No. 77 , 18 0 0 . 8 10 0 PASTORAL LANDS. No. 78 . 116 0 0 ' . 41 5 0 79 135 0 0 . 08 8 0 80 . 146 0 0. 41 12 0 81 . 153 0 0 . 43 12 0 87 . 114 0 0 . 37 18 0 88 . 140 0 0 . 46 11 0 89 . 143 0 0 , 47 10 0 90 . 141 0 C . 4G 16 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 44tli clause of the Land Regulations. . • ALFRED DOMETT, 200 . Commissioner. Notice. TJAVING undertaken by contract the •*•-*- transmission of her Majesty's Mails, from Nelson, Motueka, and Collingwood, the undersigned is now prepared to start for Motueka from Mr. Wright's Royal Hotel, Nelson, every Monday and Thursday morning:, at half-past Eight o'clock; and will leave Motueka Hotel for Nelson, every Tuesday and Friday Morning1 at Nine o'clock the river permitting). FARES BY GIG. From Nelson to Motueka, each passenger, 8s ; return, 15s. From Nelson to Lower Moutere, each passenger, 7s. 6d.; return, 14s. From Nelson to Upper Moutere, each passenger, 6s. 6d.; return, 12s» Parcels left at Mr. WRIGHT'S, Royal Hotel, Nelson : Mr. W. AUTY'S Motueka Hotel; Mr. CHAMBERLAIN'S, Lower Moutere, will be carefully forwarded, aad any orders will be promptly attended to. PAUL SPANGER, I-J6 Contractor for the Mail Service. \AT DAVIS begs to announce that he * * • "has entered into PARTNERSHIP with G. HOBY; and is> now re% to t«ke^OBtRAITS at