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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 572, 27 December 1851, Page 173

i/f^OR WELLINGTON, OTAGO, an<L JL CANTERBURY.— The splendid new frigate-buHl full-poop »hip MAORI, 750 tons, A I 13 jears, C. O. Pethebbki dob, will sail for the above ports with all despatch. For freight or passage apply to Nehon, Dec. 27. Alfkkd Fcli. & Co. / VMRST WOOI, SHIP for LONDON.— X; The fine first-class barque MIDLOTHIAN, 415 tons, Joskpii Gibson, commander, will immediately proceed to Port Underwood, where she will remain to take in wool until the middle of December, and, after calling at Wellington, will return to Nelson, and sail thence direct to London early in January next. / For freight or passage apply to * ■ Morrison and Sclander*, Nelson, Bkthunk and Hontb*. Wellington. Nelson, November 14. /j\/f ESSRS. FELL and Co. have received J.VJL instructions to SELL all that valuable FUEKHOLD PROPERTY, situate in the Wairau Valley, the property of S. Nicholas, Esq., containing 100 acres more or less : also, the Dwelling House thrn-on, consisting of a Sitting Room, two Bedrooms, Store, and Dairy, &c, together with a further lot of Five Acres, or thereabouts, of a Paddock and Garden Ground, with a substantial Stock>ard and Outbuildings. Fuller particulars may be obuiued from them upon appli- . catioft at their office, Trafa'.gar-street. ; Nelson, Dec. 20t/PO LET, by the Day, Week, or Month, JL a large ROOM, measuring 30 feet in length by 12 feet in breadth, suitable for Tea Parties, Balls, Public or Committee Meetings, &c. Rent moderate. Apply to Mr. Ait»tf n, Bridge-street. w/T7<OR SALtf, ONE HUNDRED Merino Jj EWES, free from SCAB. For particulars apply to Mr, C. Dasuwood, Wairau, or to Alfred Fell and Co., pfelson. t/rpHREE WORKING BULLOCKS for X SALE. Apply to W. Stanton, Trafalgar- street, Nelson. / "i/JV/TAIDEN EWES for SALE. — To J.YJL arrive per Comet, in about a month or five weeks, SIX HUNDRED MAIDEN EWES. __Nelson, Dec. 4; Alfred Feli and Co. iA CCLIMATED SHEEP and CATTI/jfc )f __- for SA LE.— The undersigned being anxious to reJhtl / his stock before leaving tor England, is prepared to SBtV ' EWES, in lots to suit purchasers, to be delivered immediflfcly after the Ist of January next, at his station in the Wairau. Likewise, fine bred Durham COWS and HEIFERS, in lots of not less than -0. For further particulars apply to the undersigned, or to I.lesbrs. Mohkiso> and Sclanders. A liberal credit will be allowed where sufficient security can he giveir. G. Ddppa. «/ "CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. CHEAP OOODS FOR READY MONEY. LADIES' DRESSES. LADIES' Muslin Dresses, from 6s. 6d. per dress Ladies' Cambric Dresses, from 4s. lid. per dress Ladies' Delaine Dresses, from 9s. 6d. per dress Ladies' Silk Neck Ties, from Is. lsd. each Ladies' Straw Boe.nets, from 'Js. 4sd. each Ladies' White Cotton Hose, from 9sd. per pair Cnitdrens Hose and Socks in great variety. t At ALEXANDER AITKEN'S, BBIDGE-STREET, . (Finl door East of Mr. Smith's Brewery). f\ Flowers, Lace, Eigings, Brides, &c. J FRESH ARRIVALS J^ ALEXANDER AITKEN'S STOftfe Bridge-strret— A lot of Prime Cheese, 9|d. per lb. Delicious Currants and Raisins, at 7d. per lb. Superior Moist Sugar, 3d., 34d., and 4Jd. per lb. , Very best Crushed do., at 74d. per lb. f ' V Finest Congou Tea, at 2s. 6d. per lb. <-/-"? . Hams, Hacon, Salt Beef, Dried Fish, &c. / y. B.— Orders from the Country punctually attended/to. J SELLING OFF. >i Undersigned is determined to I REDUCE his Stock to enable him to perform necessary alterations on his premises, and for that purpose will LOWER the PRICES of his WKLL-SELECTED STOCK of GROCERIES, DRAPERIES, HABERDASHERY, WINES, SPIRITS, IRONMONGERY, &c, &c , selected with care, for Cash, and will SELL at such rates as to defy competition. !>• Moors, Bridge-street. 12. I/O ELL ING OFF, the whole of the »_♦ STOCK-IN-TRADE of T. R.Beb*y, Bridge-Ktreet, Nelson, who intends leaving the settlement, consisting of every variety of Goods adapted to the requirements of the settlers cii her in the town or country. This is zbonafide opportunity of purchasing real bargains ; and what may remain will be sold by Public Auction, without any reserve, on February Ist, 1852. A quantity of good Bacon and Hams. Also, for sale, one brick House and Garden, in Hardystreet, freehold, the house recently thorougly repaired ; One Town Acre, No. 1,102 ; A quarter Town do., No. 71, with three Houses thereon (near the Salt Water Bridge) ; Ten Acres at Wakapuaka, about five miles from town, being part of Section No. 16. Suburban North, under lease to Mr. C. T. Robinson, which will expire in August next. The ground is excellent, and the situation good. Crown Grants for the whole of the above valuable freeholds have been taken out, and are now in the possession of T. R. B. One thorough-bred black Fillt, two years old, young and quiet, imported in the Nautilus from V. D. Land. /'"VfEW STOCK ol the following GOODS / _LN onSALEDrapery of every variety, and the latest patterns Tea, Coffee, and Sugar, of superior quality Salad Oil, Pickles, Capers, Mustard Curry, Tapioca, Rice, Oatmeal Candied Peel, Nutmegs, Spices, Raspberry Vinegar Farinacecus Food, Scented and other Soaps Lover's Ginger Wine and Ginger Syrup Drugs and Perfumery, Essential Oils Brushes, Combs, Powder Boxes /•. > . , Work Boxes, Cash Boxes, a va iety of Toys v Cake and Pudding Moulds and Shapes, &c, &c. ji TratalK— -street, Dec. 19- Clasa Macshaw. IT ./no the WOOLGROWERS.— The un J J dersiened is a PURCHASER of WOOL, or will make I advance! on Wool consigned to his friends, Messrs. Beit & ' Sows, Sydney, or Messrs. Joseph Bishop & Sous, London. Hewky Beit, Auckland-point. ■ y J f IME. — The undersigned are prepaid 1 1 ( , JLJ to LET the LIME KILN upon Section No. S , Suburban South ; and Tenders will be received by thenf c i or before MONDAY, the Stb of January, from parties di - sirous of renting the same. Farther particulars may be obtained at the office of Nelson, Dec. »0. Ai~ led Fblx. and Co.