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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 432, 13 December 1861, Page 3

The Inter-Colonial Royal Hail Steam Packet Company (Limited). ■THE steamship LORD ASHLEY, E. ■*• Wheeler, commander, will leave for SYDNEY direct on or about 12th instant. THE steamship LORD WORSLEY, A. -*- Kennedy, commander, will leave for WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, and OTAGO, on or about the 1 Sth instant. For particulars as to freight, &c, apply at the Company's Office, Government Wharf. 510 Steam to Motueka. THE S. S. UNDINE, S. A. Leech, master, will leave the Albion Wharf on SA. TDRDAY next, the 14th instant, at 11 a.m., remaining at Motueka until Monday morning. Fares, ss. Return Tickets, available for one week, Bs. All Freight to be paid in Nelson. Weighing and Storage at Nelson aud Motueka free of all charge. For freight or passage apply to the Captain, on board, or to FREDERICK STOCK, 559 Albion Wharf. Nelson and Marlborough Steam Navigation Company. THE Paddle Steamer TASMANIAN A MAID will weather permitting, leave as follows : Nelson, for Picton, Saturday, 14th 5 pm. Ticton, for Big Bush, Monday, 16th.. ..10 a.m. Big Bush, for Picton, Tuesday, 17th.. .. 4 p.m. Picton, for Nelson, Wednesday, 18th .. 12 noon Nelson, for Wairau direct. Saturday, 21st .. 5 p.m. Big Bush, for Picton, Monday, 23rd.. .. 3 p.m. Picton, for Ne'son, Tuesday ,24th" .. .. 8 a.m. Nelson, for Collingwood, Friday, 27th .. 8 p.m. Collingwood, for Alotupipi and Nelson, Saturday, 28th 3 p.m. Nelson, for Picton, Monday, 30th .. .. 5 p.m. Picton, for Big Hush, Tuesday, 31st.. midnight Big Bush, for Picton, Thursday, January 2nd 3 a.m. Picton, for Nelson, Thursday, 2nd .. .. 5 p.m. Goods taken for Picton, Boulder Bank, Big Bush, and for Blenheim; for the latter place goods forwarded 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, or to THOMAS CAWTHRON, 424 Secretary. Notice. THE cutter SUPPLY will leave COLLINGWOOD on the 22nd instant, in time for the NELSON RACES. 532 JOHN WALKER. The Wellington Steam Navigation Company's Steamer WONG A WONGA, or STORM BIRD » * w ili, until further notice, leave Wellington, for Picton on the Bth of each month. Picton,"for Nelson „ 9th „ Nelson, for Picton „ Hth „ Picton, for Wellington - „ 12th „ Wellington, for Picton „ 19th „ Picton, for Nelson „ 20th „ Nelson, for Picton „ 22nd „ Picton, for Wellington „ 23rd „ 1 The steamer will wait in Nelson till the 24th of any month in which the Sydney steamer is behind time. Fares to be paid to, and tickets obtained from, the undersigned previous to going on board. m Shippers ot goods are requested to notice that the freight of all cargo for Picton must be paid in Nelson, and that no goods will be received on board without a shipping note has been previously counteiiigned by CURTIS BROTHERS, 542 Agents. Great Reduction on Freight and Passage. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT.—The clipper barque CITY OF MELBOURNE, W. E. Brown, master. The above vessel having been a steamer, has excellent accommodation, and will sail for Sydney about the 15th instant. First Cahin • • - os. Steerage - 4155. Freight at equally reduced prices, as agreed. Passages must be secured before the 12th instant. J. LEVIEN AND CO., 534 Agents. Wool Freights Reduced. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT; per CITY OF MELBOURNE. One Farthing per Pound. By this way, wool can be shipped on first-class clipper vessels, to arrive in London in March, 1862, at a cost only of One Penny per Pound. Freight, being as advertised in Sydney, three farthings per pound. J. LEVIEN AND CO., 535 Agents. • — —— __——_— Nelson Regatta, the 30th and 31st December. ALL YACHTS and BOATS being now CLASSED, parties desirous of ENTERING must do so by noon of the 22nd instant, either to the Commodore or Secretary, and the Distinguishing Burgee to bo used by such boat must be contained therein. HENRY CLOUSTEN, Secretary. December 8. WANTED, two good FARM SERVANTS, a stout LAD, who can drive bullocks; four ! well-hroken-in Working BULLOCKS, and a Milch i COW, Apply to Mr. HARKNESS, Richmond; or to Mr. | GOULAND, at' Mrs. Nalder's, Nelson. 660 TO LET, RIDGWAY'S HOUSE, Havenroad, delightfully Bituated, and has recently undergone a thorough repair. Apply to 358 JOHN BEIT. MR. D. MOORE will sell by auction, at his Saleroom, Trafalgar-street, On Saturday next, the 14th instant, at half-past Eleven o'clock; entirely without reserve, 2 boxes Muscatels . 16 boxes Pudding Raisins 1 keg Carbonate Soda 4 boxes Prunes 1 case Straw Bonnets 4 dozen Corded Skirts The residue of Stock unsold at Albion House. Alto, Red Pine, Dining, and other Tables Sofa, Washstands, Dressing-tables And other Furniture, all Nelson made 3 casks Spiced Beef 1 „ German Sausago A few tags Rice, <fee, Ac. Nelson, Sth December, 18GL MESSRS. NASH AND SCAIFE have -*■'•*- been instructed by Mr. G. Jacobs, who is der dining business, to sell by auction at their warehouse, 1 Bridge-street, at one o*felock precisely, On Saturday, 14th instant, the whole of his STOCK IN TRADE, consisting i of— Jewellery, Scent Bottles, Tooth, Back, and | Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes, Razors, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, Put>es and Purse Rings, Toys, Dolls, Pictures, Violin I Bridges, Waiters, Tea Trays, Inch Yard Measures, Coffee, unci Pepper Milk, «fee, &c. After which, on account of purchasers at previous Auctions— Boxwood Hand Tools, Spokshaves, Bitts and Braces, Carving Knives and Forkß, Tea Spoons, Copper Tea Scales, and a capital Oval Boiler. j Without Reserve, Terms Liberal 630