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, ifcOß WELLINGTON direct, the fine *-\JD fast-suling clipper schooner EMILY, Buknit Phil* lips, master, will sail for the above port immediately on her arrival, being expected btck in eight days. For freight or passage apply to A. P. Phillips, Nelson. "-"TX)R LONDON direct,* ill sail positively X. on the loth February, the splendid fast-sailing barque WOODSTOCK, 400 tons, A 1 for twelve years, William R. Nicholson, commander, being chartered, and having the greater part of her cargo engaged. Has first-rate accommodation for * limited number of passengers. For freight or passage, immediate application is necessary to P. M. Hskvey, Wellington; or to Morbison and ScLiNDxas, Nelson. Nelsyn, Dec. 31. V v / EX LADY MARY PELHAM. / V LFRED FELL and CO. will SELL ' XX. by AUCTION, on MONDAY next, February 14, on the Green, in front of the Bank — 700 maiden ewes, more or less 10 rams. The above are fine-woolled two-tooth ewes, got by the late Lord Western's improved Merino rams, imported by George Willis, Esq., of Wanstead. They were shorn as lambs last year, when each gave 34 lbs. of clean wool as an eleven months' fleece. Five of the rams are bred from the same stock, the others are pure Saxon-Merino, selected out of the Duk« of Mecklenburgh'i flocks. The sale to commence at Twelve o'clock precisely. /K /\ LFRED FELL and CO. have received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in Trafalgar Street, on SATURDAY, February 19th, TWO COWS and ONE STEER, with a few other cattle, of which furtkvSk notice will be given. -/ IMPORTANT CATTLE SALE. LFRED FELL and CO. have received XjL instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, February 2gth, the whole of the well-known CATTLE, the property of W. England, Esq., consisting of- • ' 23 COWS 14 heifers 15 steers 6 bullocks 1 bull. A. F. and Co. wish to draw particular attention to this sale, as affording an opportunity of purchasing a really good and acclimatized stock, which may not occur again for years. The bull is the celebrated pure Durham, imported from England by the Rev. Charles Saxton. The sale to commeice at Twelve o'clock precisely. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr. M'Rab, Pitfure, Waimea South. Nelson, February 11. — /^ — to arrive daily, the barque I.i Brightman, Captain Cowley, from Australia, with — 1,600 maiden ewes SO cows and heifers, and 20 mares &c, lie., &c. Nelson. February 11. Alfekp Fkll & Co. y GOVERNMENT NOTICES. > , TTIS Excellency the Governor-in-Chief JLJL has been pleased to appoint (provisionally) John Damfobtb Gbkbhwooo, Esquire, to be Deputy-Registrar of Births, Marricges, and Deaths, for the district of Motueka. M. Richmond, Superintendent. Nelson, February 6, 1848. HIS Excellency the Governor-in-Chief has been pleased to appoint (temporarily) Mr. John Tinlinx to be Sheriff for the district of Nelson. M. Richmond, Superintendent. Nelson, February t, 1848. jf ROADS AND BRIDGES. -VrOTICE of POSTPONEMENT for JL>l receiving of TENDEHS.— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the time limited for the receiving of tenders for the repairs of the Waimea road, and the erection of a bridge near Ellendale, has been extended from the 7tb, till MONDAY, the 14th day of February instant, at noon, until which day the specifications and plans will lie at this office for inspection. M. Richmond, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, / February 4th, 1848. /T\/TEDICAL ATTENDANCE on PAU- ' JLYJL PERS.— SEALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received at this office, until noon of MONDAY, the 14th instant, for MEDICAL ATTENDANCE, MEDICINES, and such surgical operations as may be required by sick paupers in Nelson. The conditions of contract may be -seen at this ojßaee. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tenders for Medical Attendance, tee., ob Paupers." M.'Ricbmond, Superintendeat. y Superintendent's Office, Nelson, February 4th, 1848. RESENTS for CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR. — C. 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