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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 171, 14 June 1845, Page 57

FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT.— Th* fine fast-sailing schooner JOSEPH CRIPPS intends leaving this port TO-DAY for AUCKLAND. Haa excellent (ncommodstwn for passengers. For freight or passage apply to S. W. Strong. Haven Road, Nelson, 14th 0 m., 1845. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT.— The well-known cutter LIVELY, 32 tons, will sail THISi DAY. Aa the Lively will return immediately to Nelson, this is c. favourable opportunity of communicating' with Auckland. t» For freight or passage apply to Hoofs* and Co., Nelson Brewery. Nelson, June 14. F~~ OR HOBART TOWN DIRECT.— The schooner BANDICOOT, Captain Bowden, for passage only, her cargo being already engaged. Apply to Captain Bowden, on board, or to Alfiid Fell and Co, 1 CARGO OF THE BANDICOOT] A LFRED FELL & CO. will SELL by Xl AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY next, June the 18th/» THIRTY-FOUR TONS of FLOUR, TOBACCO, and other MERCHANDISE, being the cargo of the Bandicoot, from Hobart Town. The sale will take place at Twelve o'clock, at the Crane, Ajykland Point. /important sales without reserve^ TO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, by ALFRED FELL and CO., at the Store of Mr. OTTaasoir, Bridge Street (conducted by Mr. Campbell), on SATURDAY next, June 21, the WHOLE of the well-selected STOCK of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, comprising fiour, Jtoaf and moist sugars, soap, candles, oil, salt, tea, coffee, cavendish and negrohead tobacco, starch, cheese, lard, Irish butter, pork, blacking, ironmongery, glass, blankets, boots and shoes, muskets, and a great variety of other saleable commodities. % And on WEDNESDAY, June 25th, at the residence of Mr. Ottmson, who is about to leave the colony, on Section No. 100, Waimea East, the whole of his very desirable LIVE STOCK, consisting of one milch cow, one cow in calf, three heifers in calf, two heifer calves, three steers, horse and cart, geese, pigs, ducks, fowls, &c, &c. ; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including rosewood table, four mahogany chairs, two arm ditto, mahogany sideboard, ditto cellarett, French bedstead, washstand complete, dinner service, and a great variety of kitchen utensils. Also, about ten tons of potatoes, 1,000 hawthorn plants, and a quantity of turnips ; about 5,000 feet of boards and scantling, posts and rails, spades, shovels, rakes, and other tooi*, and Two Floue Mill Shakes. The sale will commence at Twelve o'clock precisely each day. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. C ELLIOTT begs to call the attention • of the public to the low prices of the following valuable and interesting BOOKS :— «. d. s. d. Holy Bible, handsome Scott's Marmion ..2 0 edition .. ..6 0 Lady of the Lake 2 6 Testament . . ..30 Lay of the Last Dieffenbach's New Zea- Minstrel . . . . 1 o land, in 2 vols. ..20 0 Lay of the Last Cliupman'a New Zea- Minstrel, and Ballads 2 6j land Portfolio ..4 0 Kirke White's Poems.. 2 6 Gibbon's Decline & Fall Coleridge's Poems . . 3 0 of the Roman Empire 30 0 Milton's Poetical Works 4 0 Locke on the Human Cowper's Poems . . 3 0 Understanding ..10 0 Beattie's Minstrel, and Journals of the Rev. J. other Poems . . 2 0 AViwley. in 1 vol. ..13 0 Byron's Childe Harold . 1 6 Kooz's Spirit of Dcs- Butler's Hudibras .. S 0 potism . - ..70 Shakspere's Poems . . 1 6 Godwin's Lectures on Dryden's Fables . . 2 6 Atheism .. ..70 Crabbe's Borough ..2 6 La v's Serious Call ..4 0 Hogg's Mountain Bard llinitrelsy of the Scot- and Forest Minstrel . 2 6 tilth Border . . 10 0 Colman's Broad Grins . 1 6 Selcrtionsfrom Leighton Sacred Harmony : a selecbnd Owen . . . . 7 0 tion of Sacred Poetry . 2 6 Ross's History of Eng- Sacred Harp : ditto ..2 0 lard . . ..SO Brilliant (The), a selecSh'anspere's Plays, in 8 tion from modern Poets 2 <F Vols. . . . . 20 0 Gregory's Legacy, ChaSlukspere, in 1 vol. . . 10 0 pone's Letters, and Johnson's Rambler, in Pennington's Advice .2 6 a vols. . . ..60 Rasselas, by Dr. Johnson 1 6 Scicnes from Real Life . 5 0 Rasselas, and Solymon Ixeal Legends, with il- andAlmena .. ..2 6 lustrations .. ..SO Tales from Shakspere, Tie Equestrian: Hand- by Charles Lamb ..2 6 qook of Horsemanship 5 0 Sterne's Letters ..2 0 The Power of Memory, a Le Sage's Devil on Two t-uralpoem ..2 0 Sticks 16 Abbot's Mother atHome 1 6 Locke's Conduct of the The Mother's Book, by Understanding, and ftfrs. Child ..1 6 Bacon's Essays ..3 6 TUt Monk of Cimies, by Rochefoucault'sMaxims, Sirs. Sherwood ..90 & Shakspere AphoTHe Little Geologist . . 1 6 risms . . ..20 — I Mineralogist 1 6 Roscoe's Life of Leo X. 3 0 — I Conchologiit 1 6 Life of Mary Queen of — I Botanist ..1 6 Scots .. ..3 0 Bukiyan's Pilgrim's Pro- Queen Elizabeth 3 0 gjrrss, many wood-cuts 7 0 William Perm . . 4 0 Lojwaon's Farrier . . 2 0 Christian (The) Mother's Th'<i Artificer's Lexicon Text Book . . ..36 6t Terms and Prices 10 0 Laconics, or the Good PoJrVet Director & Price Sayings of Wise Men 3 0 Book for Engineers, Robinson Crusoe . . 4 0 Millwrights, &c. . . 2 6 Baron Muncbausen . . 1 6 — Cabinet Makers, Hours for Heaven : a se(Carpenters, &c. ..2 6 lection of Prayers from Smiths, Brick- eminent Divines . . 1 0 Layers, Masons, &c.. . 2 6 Achmed and Athene, & — Plumbers, Paint- other poems ..1 6 in, Glaziers, &c. ..36 Life of Rev J. Wesley. . 3 0 Behnett's Geometrical Hints on Health ..2 6 Illustrations ..13 0 Hints on the Toilette .. 2 6 Trafalgar Song Book . . 0 3 Records of Royalty . . 2 6 Pmys and Farces, each 0 6 YoungLadies'Biography 3 0 (p. E. has also on hand a large stock of STATIONERY, consisting of Superfine letter paper, plain and gilt edged Tost Office paper, 2 sheets under half an ounce Hath post, yellow and blue wove, common and superfine Bank post, folio and quarto foolscap, common and superfine, yellow and blue wove Note paper of various kinds Waited brown, and strong brown for packing Coloured tissue and other paper Ledgers, cash books, day books, and journals, in variety Memorandum and account books of all kinds Bill books and pocket books Copy books, copy slips, slates, and slate pencils Itf asley and Gillot'a steel pens, quills and quill pens Improved patent wafers, wafers in 2-ounce Doxes li rawing and other pencils, drawing paper of all sizea Marking and writing ink, blotting paper Ivory folders, rulers, sketch books Tinted and embossed address cards, playing cards Tracing paper, crow quills, blotting cases Music, a selection of overtures, quadrilles, songs, tee. /Rramintr Office, May IS. HHHE NEW ZEALAND SPECTATOR JL and COOK'S STRAIT 9 GUARDIAN, published in Wellington every Saturday morning, is extensively circulated in New Zealand and the adjacent colonies. Orders and advertisements received in Nelson by C. ■iLirrr.