Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Marlborough Press, Volume I, Issue 20, 19 May 1860, Page 1

TOHN AND ANDREW M'ARTNEY, w Wholesale and Retail IRON, ZINC, and TIN-PLATE WORKERS, Bridge-street, Nelson. All kinds of Ship and House Work in the above line made and repaired on the shortest notice. GALVANIZED IRON AND ZINC GUTTERING Fixed in town and country, at moderate prices. Stove Piping, &c. ijg§“ J. and A. M'Artney are prepared to execute all orders from the Province of Marlborough. 3 CLAPHAM NURSERIES, WAIMEA-ROAD AND THE WOOD. NELSON. WILLIAM HALE, NURSERYMAN and SEEDSMAN, calls the attention of the settlers of Marlborough to his STOCK of FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, &c. This is the largest and best-selected Stock ever offered for sale in New Zealand. Trees, Shrubs, Seeds, &c., &c., carefully packed, and sent to Marlborough free of charge. *** For Description of Plants, Trees, &c., also Prices, see “ Catalogue,” to be had on application at the Marlborough Press Office, or to W. Hale, Nelson. 108 SHIP HOTEL, PICTON WHARF, PICTON. JL. NEAYE begs to inform the in- • habitants of Marlborough and Nel* son that he has OPENED the above HOTEL, and has always on hand a CHOICE SELECTION of the BEST LIQUORS, ENGLISH BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. Colonial and English Draught Ales. Parties visiting Picton will find every attention to ensure comfort at the above Hotel. N.B. —A Boat always in readiness. 125 FOR SALE, 150,000 superior two-year old HAWTHORNS, delivered at the Big River or Beaver, Marlborough, at 25sper Thousand. All orders punctually attended to. War. Strachan, Picton. Picton, February 13th, 1860. NOTICE. THE party or parties who have TAKEN a SAW and AXES from Burke’s Saw-pit, at the Bush, are requested to return them immediately, to save further trouble and expense. James Pike, 220 Owner. THE following are AGENTS for the Marlborough Press , and authorised to receive Subscriptions:— Mr. H. D. Jackson, Nelson; Mr. J. Godfrey, Renwicktown ; Mr. J. M'Beth, Picton. Mr. W. B. Earll, Awatere. 234 HORSES FOR SALE. A FEW very excellent MARES, broken in to Saddle and Harness, lately imported by Mr. Potter, may be seen od application to Mr, Budge. 124 J. W. A. Watts. SOMETHING NEW AT BEAVERTON. /lALL at PIKE’S, the VICTORIA HOTEL, and you will find some good Saddle and Harness HORSES for SALE very cheap, for Gash. Also, a very superior Gig and Harness, and a few good Saddles and Bridles, at a very low price. 134 TOWNSHIP OF RENWICK. SOME ELIGIBLE ALLOTMENTS remain on SALE in this centrallysituated township, which are worthy the attention of those who desire to possess Land that must speedily advance in value. Terms:—For One Allotment, £h ss. cash; Two or more, half cash, remainder at twelve months, with 10 per cent, per annum added. H. Lakeman, Renwick, Agent for the sale of the Land. 152