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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 150, 18 January 1845, Page 181

/ SALE BY AUCTION. ALFRED FELL and CO. are instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, with immediate possession, on SATURDAY, February ltt (unless previously disposed of by private contract), a substantial brick-built STORE, 30 feet by 18 feet, having a cellar of the same dimentions, a kitchen behind the store, and a yard 95 feet in depth, in which is a well of good water. The premises have a frontage of 31 feet, in Trafalgar Street North, and a right of road from the rear into Hardy Street. A_ lease, with an unexpired term of nineteen years, accompanies the lot ; the ground rent is reserved at a low rent, and paid to Christmas last. For further particulars apply to the auctioneers, or to Mr. D a»tna li, on the premises. Also, without reserve, another lot, comprising the premises on Section No. 438, situate in Nile Street East, lately occupied by Mr. Spams, tinman. These sales will take place at the auctioneers' Warehouse, at Twelve o'clock precisely. y^ SALE BY AUCTION. ALFRED FELL and CO. hare received instructions from the mortgagee to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, on SATURDAY, January 35th, 1845, the New Zealand built, well-known schooner called the CARBON; rigged, with sails, spars, cordage, anchors, cables, and all appointments complete. The sale will be held at their Warehouse, Trafalgar Street, and will commence at Twelve o'clock punctually. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, on very reasonable terms, that valuable and well situated SUBURBAN SECTION, 135, Waimea West, together with the whole or part of the erections thereon. Several acres are now under crop, and a great part of the section is securely fenced in. Two extensive valleys, well adapted for sheep and cattle grazing, are in immediate connexion with the west end of this section, to which a good road has recently been constructed through the wood. A right of road over the east end of section 136, now substantially fenced in, has been secured to 135, which renders it easy of access from the Waimea Plain. The wood abounds with fine ■pars and other valuable timber, being within four miles of water communication with Nelson. The section possesses in a high degree four of the chief requisites usually sought for by the settler ; viz., an eligible situation, land of the first-rate quality wood suitable fur all purposes, and an ample and never- failing supply of good water. The section is completely sheltered from the high prevailing winds, and has an extensive wood frontage to the West Waimea Plain, which, with the above qualities, ensures it a safe and ultimately .» profitable investment on the terms it is offered, which may be learnt on an application to Messrs. H. and J. Cook, East and West Waimea, or to Mr. J. Greaves, Solicitor, Nelson. A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, those well-known and well-situated PREMISES (together with the FIXTURES) situated at the corner of Trafalgar and Bridge Streets, Nelson, now in the possession of F. T. Berry, butcher. Apply on the premises LAND IN THE SETTLEMENT OF NELSON. THE AGENT of the NEW ZEALAND COMPANY having received instructions to GRANT 1 LEASES, with PURCHASING CLAUSES, of the i-otn-pany'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 mere 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. <■ Nelson, June 21, 1844. ETE BALL. — A select BALL will take place at the Carpenters' Arms, on the evenings of MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 3d and 4th of February. Tickets may be had at the bar. A/TRS. PACKER (from London), Tra_LtA falgar Street, Nelson, STRAW and TUSCAN HAT MANUFACTURER, and FRENCH and ENGLISH STAY MAKER. All kinds of fancy straw and Tuscan bonnets cleaned, and altered to the latest fashions received from England. Ladies' own materials made up. N.B. A good stay»stitcher wanted. O"~ N SALE, Slates, Oatmeal, Blankets (white and coloured), Cloth, Merinos and Orleans Cloth, Rod Iron, Earthenware, a few cases office Port Wine, a cargo of excellent Coal. Apply to - RIDGWATS, LOWTfDBB. & Co. Haven Road. ON SALE, by the undersigned — ' Refined sugar Canvass, No*. 4, 3. 0, and 7 Twine, roping, and seaming Boiled linseed oil Tongues is kegs Bottled ale and porter Brandy in hhds. Ditto in quarter casks Half cases Geneva Cherry brandy, in cases Sherry, draft and bottled Best English coals. _ O. W. SCRBOOKB, Nelson, October 18; Auckland Point. ON SALE, at Messrs. C. EMPSON and Co.'s warehouse, Auckland Point: — Prime Hamburg beef, in tierces American and Westphalian hams, in hhds. Pearl barley, in barrels Starch, in kegs Split pease, in barrels Soap, in S(5-lb. boxes Soda, in small kegs Epsom salts, in ditto Gunpowder, in ditto Tea, in quarter chests Sherry wine, in quarter casks Ditto, in bottle Rum, in hhds. Vinegar, in quarter casks Black whale oil Window glass, in 100-feet boxes Cut nails, in kegs American axes and handles Slops White felt hats Shoes Glass-ware, of all kinds, fee. Also, a quantity of Furniture, consisting of chairs, tables, «hests of drawers, sideboards, tubs, window blinds, lee., &c. TO WHALERS. — Boyd Town, Two- __ feW Bay, New South Wales.— SHIPS can REFRESH or REFIT at this harbour free of all port ch7^7puoU«> ntablM, ship chandlery, stores, and slops of every kind and a«Mnptioa, and, if required, the services «T otperiSxeed^W wnfhts and boat-builder*, upon the most reasonablt terms. N.B. Oil or boMtaken ia«xehtagfc