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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 103, 24 February 1844, Page 407

/po*te SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, *JL by ALfrßjD 'FELL and do., at their Warehouse, a D AY, at Twelve o'clock, the follow", mg m£KOHAlfDlßJ3— - trishpork • Rice, coffee, pepper • Sngar . Refined ditto TsVbacco, American flour, oatmeal BoaJS, salt, mustard Brandy, port wine in 3-dor. cases, Iherry ditto Bottled ale and porter , . Percussion guns Muskets v is. Decanters, coffee mills, brass candlesticks ' Shovels, fryisjg pans, iron saucepans <V Carpenters' mallets, hardware, earthenware Window glass, paint, paint brushes, chairs * Blankets, silk handkerchiefs, men's caps f Brown hollahd coats, lanthorns EngliA andjcplomal sole leather, and A fishing seine. I After Which, a quantity of empty casks, chests, boxes, and packing cases. A LAND SALE. /npO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, V \JL by ALFRED FELL and Co., at their Warehouse, Trafalgar .Street, on SATURDAY, March 2d, the remainuk. unsold portion, being about twenty-eight acres of SUBURBATT SECTION No. 23, Waimea East/ This land wilt Be* sold in small lots to suit purchasers. 0 A map of the district and a plan of the section may be seen at the office of Mr. Greaves, or of the auctioneers, of whom ttr&er particulars may be known on application. After .which, a DWELLING HOUSE, with bakehouse attached, situate in, Hardy Street, near the Brewery, and • lately occupied by Mr. Millar. » Also, an early Order of Choice for a RURAL SECTION, aY present uhselerted. The sale wiH commence at Twelve o'clock. {|X>WN and SUBURBAN LAND— T«s *<M- be LET or SOLD, in convenient allotments, TO WN ACRES, No. 495, in Manuka Street, near the Cemetery, and No. 057, corner of Waimea Street and Waimea Road. Also, SUBURBAN SECTIONS, Nos. 30 and 31, Suburban South, only a mile and half from the town, and well supplied by a stream of good water. AJjtyy to Mr. Duffey, surveyor, Trafalgar Square. ALE of LAND, by the NEW ZEAk7 LAND COMPANY, in the NELSON SETTLEMENT. — Town, Accommodation, and Rural Sections of LAND for SALE by AUCTION, at NELSON, being the remainder of the 300 Allotments originally reserved for Colonial purchasers. The above allotments consist of three Sections; viz., one acre of Town Land, 50 acres Suburban Land, and 150 acres of Rural Land. The sections to be put up separately, after due notice, to suit purchasers, at an upset price, according tos their estimated value, to be decided upon by the Company's! Agent, previous to the sale. Many of these sections have been chosen early, and are amongst the best in the settlement. The Accomodation Land is generally within twenty miles of the town ; and most of the sections are accessible to a dray, or have water communication to within a short distance. ELSON LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING for the ELECTION of MEMBERS will be held in the Institution, at Three, p. m., on THURSDAY next, the 29th instant. Nelson, Feb. 23. A. Macshanb, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. — All persons having claims against the Trustees of the Native Reserves, will please) hand in the same to me, on or before Tuesday, the sth of March next, in order that they may be examined and passed. Ntfftlaim existing previous to 25th December last, will be received after that date. All persons squatting on the native reserves are requested to send in particulars in writing of all buildings on such reserves, and also the quantity of land occupied^ by them, in order that agreements may be entered into, if deemed advisable, as after the above date all such persons will be deemed trespassers. A. M'Donals, Resident Trustee for the Native Reserves. Nelson, Feb. 1 7. STATIONERY just received— KD Superfine letter paper, gilt edged Post Office paper, 3 sheet* under half an ounce Bath post, yellow and blue wove Bank post, folio, do. Foolscap, common and superfine Note paper Brief paper Strong brown for j>aeking, large and small * Whited brown, various sues Tissue paper, pink, blue,' and white Demy and double crown Ledgers, cash books, and journals, in variety Account books of all kinds Oblong claspedsjtemorandum books Surveyors' field books Bill books Pocket and memorandum books of all kinds Copy books and copy slips Masley and Gillot's steel pens Quills, common and very superior Improved patent wafers Wafers in 2-ounce boxes Drawing and other pencils Drawingtpaper of all size* Sketch Books < Morion's ever-pointed German silver pencils Parchments for deed* Pewter and other ink stands Bine, red, and black ink Ivbiy folders and rulers Office, pen, and other knives Slates and state pencil* Tinted and' embossed address cards J Playing cards, coloured and gold backs fi BlottuTgc^ses | Lucifer matches Music, a selection of overtures, quadriles, &c. &c. Examiner Office, Oct. 16. A SUPPLEMENT to the Nelson Examinef is published THIS .DAY, which contains a fun HISTORY dftbe WAIRAU MASSACRE; including •coloured ground plan of the scene of conflict, notices of the-princfpsl sufferers and actors, and a mats of important information on matters connected with that unhappy event. As the' original pTan of this Supplement has been considerWtif ertendaii-the price is necessarily increased. Subscribers T^the Xxanthur will receive a copy with their paper for Is. 3d. Additional copies, 3s. each, cash. To persons taking a" doien copies, the price will be Is. od. each. Only a limited ntrmber of die first sheets having been prnited, persons 1 -desirous of obtaining copies are requested to send thtir names to- the office as cany as possible. Nelson, Jan. 6. Wand J. BARTON, 26, Bishopsgate- • street, London, manufacturer of Candles and SMp. pTOperiypsJcsterffer New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Huite/sßdifisWeitladiw, -