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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 55, 25 March 1843, Page 217

fl^OR WELLINGTON.— The fine 'JC Brigantine, SISTERS, 130 tons, will sail on WEDNESDAY next. For freight or passage apply to Captain CUrke on board. /T*OR CLOUDY BAY andWELLING-i "JD TON— The cutter ENTERPRISE will leave for the WAIROO on the 28th of this month, calling at Wellington -tm her return. For freight or passage apply to J.S. Cotterell, Haven Road. /VjiXCELLENT STORAGE to LET, on JL_i Auckland Point, at the Wholesale Store of C. Empson »nd Co., lately occupied by Mr. W. R. M. Walklnshaw. Apply to C. Empson and Co., on the premises. Nelson, February 1. " TjHO be SOLD, in allotments of one or JL more acres to suit purchasers, pai> of section No. 8, SUBURBAN SOUTH. This section isiuost conveniently situated for persons having employment in Nelson, being within a short distance of the Waimea Road and Cattle Market, and but a short walk from the town. It is well timbered, and supplied with most excellent water throughout the year. -For ■price, and further particulars, apply to Mr. W. L. Shepherd, Solicitor, Sussex Place. Nelson, February 9. ~ ->*r Z&pOWN and COUNTRY LAND to be JL LET. — Sections, and portions of sections, in all parts of the Town of Nelson, also Suburban Sections in the Waimea, Moftuaka, and other districts. Long leases of the Country Land will be granted on liberal terms. For particulars apply to W. B, Patchett and Co., Auckland Point. ' frpOWN and COUNTRY LAND for JL SALE.— Several Town and Suburban Sections already chosen, and Suburban and Rural Sections with the right of early choices, to be Sold. For particulars apply to W. B. Patchett and Co., Auckland /Ci TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CON- ( TRACT, TOWN SECTION. No. 735, in St. Vincent Street, and three RURAL SECTIONS, being orders of choice Nos. 526, 881, 1077. To be LET, TOWN SECTION, No. 23, on Wakefield Quay, SUBURBAN SECTIONS, Nos. 88, Bg, and isu, Waimea South. For further particulars apply to Mr. Greaves, solicitor, Trafalgar Street. pl*lO be LET, or SOLD, entire or in small 'JL lots, TOWN ACRES— No. 161, .rent, 200 feet deep, 10s. ; purchase, 605. : back of the same, purchase, Bs. per foot frontage. No. ggi, rent, 605. ; purchase, jffSO. SUBURBAN SECTIONS— near Mr. Kerr's, No. 67, rent, 6a. ; purchase, 50s. No. 121, rent, Bs. j purchase, 755. per acre. RURAL CHOICES, No. 298, j£6o; No. 813, Apply to Mr. P. Valid, Grove Street, in the Wood. /r|"1O be LET, on liberal terms, in whole L or in part, for terms of fourteen years, the following TOWN ACRES :— Nos. 781, Toi Toi Street, 44, Russell Street, 736, Vanguard , Street North, 666, Wellington Street, 109, Russell Street, 553, Brook Street, 850, corner of Murphy and Emanu Streets, I 603, Manuka Street, and 880, Tipahi Street. Town Acre, No. 82S, Murphy Street, to be Sold, or Let) with a purchasing clause. Also, the following SUBURBAN SECTIONS to be LettNo. 11, Maitai Valley, chosen for No. 1 choice; 12, Waimea East, 147, Waimea West, and 43, Waimsa West. Apply to Mr. G. R, Richardson, Solicitor and Land Agent, 109, Bridge Street. /OOR SALE or to be LET, a substantial /J? well-built HOUSE, with brirk chimney and shingle roof, lined with boards, situated in Hardy Street. For particulars apply to Mr. J. Macfarlane, Auctioneer. ' Nelson, March 3d. V^O be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE JL BARGAIN, two large FISHING SEINES, and a quantity of Lines. For particulars apply to J. Howard, at the Haven. VjiOß SALE, by PRIVATE BARGAIN, JL that HOUSE, situated in Trafalgar Street, and near Bridge Street, at present occupied by Mr. Peter Crow as a Butcher's Shop. , For terms, apply to Mr. John Tinline, at Mr. Revan'a Farm. Kelson, Dec. SO, \r D. MACFARLANE, Licensed AUCtf • TIONEER and LAND AGENT. Nelson Haven, August 26. TB. TITCHENER, AGENT for the • SALE and LETTING of LAND, Trafalgar Square, Sept. 1. : THE NEW ZEALAND PORTFOLIO. JUST received, No. 3 of the NEW ZEALAND PORTFOLIO, to be completed in six monthly numbers, when a title-page and table of contents will be given. This publication in designed to embrace a series of subjects interesting and important to the colonists, and which require discussion or elucidation at greater length than is practicable in the columns of a newspaper. By H. S. Chapman, Esq. Price Sixpence each number. No. 1., published in August, contains a Letter to Lord Stanley, on toe Administration of Justice in New Zealand. No. 111., published on the Ist of October, contains an Ad* Idress to the New Zealand Land-proprietors resident in the United Kingdom, on several matters of importance to their interests. The above numbers are on sale at the Examiner office. No. 11., containing a Letter to John Abel Smith, Esq., on the Advantages which would accrue to the English Capitalist from the establishment of a Loan Company for New Zealand, has not been received. fpHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, |X and WELLINGTON SPECTATOR (the first newsjMpsr published in New Zealand), is regularly transmitted » Fort Nelson, and may be had of Mr. F. G. Moore, the t* aM> Jbbbb. Ma* Vtw Ztaland OaMettm^tl be found an excellent me*. Jfaan lor advertisers. * KTerms for the paper, Ten Shillings per quarter payable gn advance. §(t Hers for th« Paper and Advertisements received by Mr. ffaiMt, at the oflbe.of the Nsl*m gMmtntr.y