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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 136, 12 October 1844, Page 1

/POR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.— The JL passenger schooner SIR JOHN FRANKLIN will sail for Van Diemen'* Land in a few days. The good qualities and superior accommodation* of this vessel are so well known, any further recommendation is unnecessary. Cabin passage 47 10s. Steerage 4 10s. Found in provisions and water. Apply to the master on board, or to MOMISON V SCLANDBKS, Nelson, Oct. 10. Auckland Point. /"DOR HOB ART TOWN, the wellJL known brigantine SISTERS, Captain Hugh Clacks. The Sisters will return here in a short time from Auckland, and, after loading with timber, will proceed direct to Hobart Town. For freight or passage apply to Alfred JFxll and Co., Trafalgar Street. V Nelson, September 26. AjCiOR LAUNCESTON DIRECT.— The | A JOSEPH CRIPPS is expected from the above port in j about three weeks, to which she will immediately return on the discharge of her cargo. This vessel has excellent accommodation for cabin pasiengers. for freight or passage apply to S. W. Strong, Haven Road, Nelson, 27th 9 mo., 1844. OR BATAVI A.— The A. 1 . *hip JL SKIOLD, Captain H. C. Clausben, about 600 tons, to sail in a fortnight. She has an elegant cabin for passengers. For frieght or passage apply to the agents, Killing Bbotheks and Bbnoit, on board the ship. r Nelson, September 21. SALE OF NEW ZEALAND COMPANY'S BOATS. A LFRED FELL and CO. have rejCjL ceived instructions to offer for competition by PUBLIC AUCTION, on SATURDAY, October 12th, at Twelve o'clock, at Nelson Haven, a valuable LUGGER, built at Seal, about five tons burden ; and a FIVE-OARED WHALEBOAT, built at Nelson. Both boats are completely fitted with tackle, &c. &c, and well-known-in Blind Bay. Also, FOUR COILS of NEW ZEALAND ROPE. \ FOR SALE.— After the Jl sale of the Company's Boats, at Nelson Haven, THIS DAY, ALFRED FELL and Co. will SELL by AUCTION about forty tons of POTATOES, the property of the late Mr. W. F. Hifpislby. 71 CATTLE SALE. /A LFRED FELL and CO. will SELL XJI by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Drummond's Stockyard, on TUESDAY next, October 15th, at Twelve o'clock, the CATTLE advertised to have been sold on Thursday last. Nelson, October 11th. Aby order and on account of the mortgagee. TO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, by Messrs. ALFRED FELL and Co., at their Warehouse, Trafalgar Street, on WEDNESDAY next, the lSth instant, at Twelve o'clock, all the right, title, interest, and property of James Williams in and to those PREMISES, situated at the corner of Bridge Street and Trafalgar Street, lately occupied by him, and now in the possession of Mr. Alexander Perry. Nelson, October 12. yOREWERY and MALTHOUSE FOR JL* SALE.— To be sold cheap, the NELSON BREWERY, with all the necessary utensils for Brewing and Malting. This small but complete establishment offers an excellent opportunity to a small capitalist desirous of entering into this profitable business. Enquire of Paolo Poktilla, on the premises, Trafalgar Square. *LAND IN THE SETTLEMENT OF NELSONTHE AGENT of the NEW ZEALAND COMPANY having received instructions to GRANT LEASES, with PURCHASING CLAUSES, of the Company's Accommodation Sections in this settlement, is ready to receive applications from parties wishing to treat for the same. COLONIAL RESERVES (Town and Accommodation, 1 acre and 50 acres respectively) will be put up separately for SALE by AUCTION, at an upset price to be fixed by the Company's Agent, at the request of parties desirous of purchasing the same. t Nelson, June 21, 1844. NO TIT I C E.— All persons INDEBTED to THOMAS DILLON, butcher, are requested to PAY THE SAME on or before TUESDAY next, the 15th of October, as the business is about to close for a short time. All accounts remaining unpaid after the above date will be put into the hands of a solicitor for recovery. Bridge Street, Nelson, October 10. O WHALERS.— Boyd Town, Twofold Bay, New South Wales.— SHIPS can REFRESH or REFIT at this harbour free of all port charges, pilotage, &c., and can obtain wood, water, fresh and salt provisions vegetables, ship chandlery, stores, tnd slops of every kind and description, and, if required, the services of experienced shipT'ghts and boat-builders, upon the most reasonable term*. N.B. Oil or bone takfn in exchange. Important to printers and pubLISHERS. V& J. FIGGINS, TYPEFOUNDERS, • London, continue to export types, presses, cases, chases, brass-rule, furniture, inks (black and coloured), and every article used in the printing business, of the best manufacture, and AT A HDTCTION IN PKICES FEOM TWSNTYfivk to TniaTT-Fivn p«» cent., while the assortment of the founts is effected with the greatest regard to economy, rendering their house most advantageous to parties commencing business. V. & J. Figgins impress upon their friends the necessity of giving positive instructions to their agents, to procure all printing materials from the foundry, Nos. l? and 18 West street, Wtit Smithfield, London. Wand J. BARTON, 26, Bishopsgate- • street, London, manufacturer of Candles and Soap, properly packed for New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Halifax and the West Indies. /CHILDREN'S SCHOOL BOOKS.— J V Just received by C. ELLIOTT, the following popular and instructive CATECHISMS, price od. each :— English Grammar Natural History of AmphibiFrench Grammar ous Animals General Knowledge of Arts, Natural History of Fishes < Bcience, and Literature Hydrostatics ' British Constitution Pneumatics Architecture Hydraulics Astronomy Optics Mechanics Accoustics Natural History of Man Magnetism Natural History of Beasts, Electricity parts 1 and 3 Practical Chemistry. A variety of spelling bocks on hand.