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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 222, 21 September 1867, Page 3

FOR SALE, HM. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT Paddle • Steamer CLEOPATRA, now lying in Nelson Harbor. This vessel is 100 ft. in length, 14 ft. beam, 5 ft. 3 in. depth of hold, and draws less tb£n 3 ft. of water when iaden. She has two direct-acting h'gh -pressure engines, 25-horse power, which can be worked up to 50 h.p. She has a large Saloon, a Ladies' Cabin, and a Hold capable of containing about 15 tons. The Cleopatra is ready for inspection, and further particulars may be obtained from the officer in charge, or at this office. Intending purchasers are requested to make their offers in writing, addressed to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, at Wellington. D. ROUGH, Collector of Customs. Custom-house, Nelson, 9th September, 1867. 3183 „ EDUCATION. MONSIEUR CRAVIN, Professor of the University of France, who has just arrived in Nelson, proposes to GIVE LESSONS in the French, Spanish, and Portuguese languages; and also in Latin and Greek, Literature, History, and Geography, in schools and families. Address to this office, or to Mr W. M. Stanton. 31 13 BAND of HOPE MEETING at the Bethel, Haven-road, WEDNESDAY EVENING next, September 25, At 7 o'clock. The MAGIC LANTERN will be exhibited. [3265 MONEY to LEND, on good freehold security. ADAMS Se KINGDON, Solicitors. Nelsom * 463 MAI Z E for Sale. Applj to T. M. BRYANT, 3124 Hardy -street. NOTICE. ALL FOWLS found Trespassing in my Vine- . yard after this date, will be DESTROYED. Mbs FRANK, Tasman-street. September 21, 1867. 3267 BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! ARRIVED PER AVERY AND DONA ANITA, AND TO ARRIVE PER CISSY, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Gentlemen's, Ladies', and Children's BOOTS and 8 H O E S, peculiarly adapted for the season, and specially ordered by the undersigned from the Manufactory, Glasgow. HEALY & LESLIE, Bridge-street, 9691 Nelson. \