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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 14, 11 June 1842, Page 53

SYBNEY via PORT NICHOLSON. \ HPHE Barque EAGLE, 438 tons, Captain X W. T. Shell, will SAIL IN A FEW DAYS. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board. //CAPTAIN W. T. SHELL will NOT V_/ bfc ANSWERABLE for any DEBTS contracted by the CREW of the EAGLE. Nelson, Jnne 11. be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. I JAMES WILLIAMS, at his Auction Room, Auckland Point, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 15th instant, the -whole of the CUDDY FURNITURE belonging to the barque FIFESHIRE :— >Cooking stove Cut gloss, plates and dishes Cooking gear Brooms and brushes 'Coffee and tea pots Log lines and twina £read trays Union Jack ' -Oatmeal and rice Lamp cotton and lamp Wiltshire cheese Chairs Spice and lumon peel Violin, of the first quality Knives and trays Poop awning and two studA set of measures ding-sail booms "Weights and scales Fifteen-day clock Water cans and tin funnels A quantity of wearing apparel Bottled vinegar and lemon About 400 feet of Norway juice timber Pickles' and dried> herbs A quantity of best cheese in Preserved salmon tin cases -Soup and bouilli Together with a variety of Kegs sundries, too numerous to Tongues mention. Tripe /HnO.LET, in small Allotments, on sevenJL year Leases, the following TOWN ACRES:— No. 1 No. 131 No. 554 No. 736 44 210 665 781 96 242 " 666 825 109 "3 6 9° sa 9 129 Plans of these allotments, and copies of the conditions of lease, which are of an unusually liberal character, may be ■seen on application to Mr. G. R. Richardson, solicitor, at the •office of the Ejiaminer. , /fpO be LET or SOLD, in Lots for ' JL Building, TOWN ACRE No. 667, with frontages in Waimea Street and Wellington Street. Apply to J. S. Cotterell, landagent, Nile Street East. ApO LET, for a Terra of Years, TOWN -L ACRES No. 226, 300, 727, 730. J. S. Cotterell, Nile Street East. ApO LET, TOWN ACRE No. 1,078, JL fronting Ngati-tama Street, an eligible building site. J. S. COTTIKELL, Nile Street East. ApO LET, eligible BUILDING LAND, JL with frontages on Bridge Street and the river, adjoining the Meat Market, No. 207 on. Surveyor's Plan. J. S. COTTBKKLL, Nile Street East. ApO be SOLD or LET, entire or in Lots, * _L TOWN ACRE No. 1,100, on Fifeshire Island. For particulars, apply to Messrs. Alfred Fell and Company, Trafalgar Street. p npO be SOLD or LET, in small portions, A LAND, with frontage in Hardy Street and Tasman Street, abutting upon the river. The land lies perfectly dry, and is very rich. Apply to H. Augustus Thompson, barrister and conveyancer, Trafalgar Square. jfpO be LET, upon Lease, the following AJL TOWN SECTIONS:— No. S3 No. 275 No. 488 No. 740 No. 88Q 183 379 (35 745 1004 . 187 286 ' 53fl 7*B 1029 183 293 570 752 1031 US Sl4 573 757 1030 •Jl9 317 000 007 1046 S2l 324 010 yiO 1070 228 343 620 013 10/0 230 MS 651 936 149 380 658 965 i' Apply to Mr. Patchett, Auckland Point, or to Mr. Poynter* Haven Road. APO be LET, the following TOWN / JL SECTIONS. No. 1 No. 109 No. 543 No. 669 * 36 118 ■ £53 690 44 139 65 * 780 90 131 56a 781 106 242 580 829 107 542 587 962 For information respecting these acres apply at the Emaminer Office. ArpO LET, TOWN ACRES, No. 23, on / X Wakefield Quay ; 7*5, in St. Vincent Street ; and gis, in Waitoea Road. For'fcartitulars apply to Mr. Greaves, solicitor, Trafalgar Street.' jfe —— >"P0- bi? LET, in Lots, on building leases, J. for any Term, of Years, the ACRE on Auckland Point, numbered 59 on the Surveyor's Plan. For particulars apply to Mr. Greaves, solicitor, Trafalgar Street. ,ApO be SOLD or LET, for a Term of JL Years, the remaining unappropriated portions of the valuable TOWN ACRE, No. 455, with frontages in Trafalgar Street North and Hardy Street, admirably situated for business and for the erection of buildings. For a view of the plan and particulars, apply to Mr. A. G. Jenkins, Auckland Point. y&\ WARNING to BOAT PROPRIEr il TORS.— On the 13th of April last, I was hired by two of the constables of Nelson to go with my boat and crew on board the schooner Gem, on police business. On applying to tlie Police Magistrate for payment, he said he was unable to settle my demand (j£3), and that I should possibly have to Jfrymt twelve months before the Government 'would pay it. » Being about to leave this settlement, 1 shall of course lose that sum* Kelson, May 4. MicbaxlPksl.