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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 602, 17 September 1853, Page 1

7'AM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW-ZEA-LAND AND SYDNEY, IN CONNECTION WITH THE PENINSULAR & OUIENTAL COMPANY'S LINE WITH ENGLAND, VIA INDIA. THE A 1 powerful screw Steamer ANN, 300 tons, Frederick F. Gibbs, commander, has been laid on as a regular packet between Sydney and the Southern Provinces of New Zea■tttad, andis intended to run monthly between Sidney, Nelson, Wellington, and Canterbury, calling at Nelson both going and returning. The advantage which the opening of this line of steam communication between New < Zealand, Sydney, and England (as it is intended the Ann shall reach Sydney in time to catch the sailing of the monthly packet for Singapore), both to shippers and passengers, cannot be sufficiently appreciated, and as the ship will meet with great despatch in every port, it is necessary that cargo intended for shipment should be ready for the vessel's arrival. The Ann will return to Nelson about the 12th of September. For freight or passage apply to Morrison and SCLANDBRS. FR SYDNEY, direct.— The Splendid A 1 clipper barque " ADMIRAL GRENi- /FELL," 330 tons register W. M'Clellan, commander, will SAIL for the above port in about ten days. For freight or passage, having very" superior accomodation, apply, to the Captain on board, or to, Alfred Fell & Co. Nelson, Sept. 9, 1853. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT.— The , barque CIRCASSIA, Creak, master, to sail in about ten days. For Freight or Passage, apply to MORRISONTJAND SCLAKDBRS. Nelson, 19th August, 1853. /pOR MELBOURNE direct, to SAIL / -*- in about a week, the brig " CRONKBANE," Corkhill, master. For freight or passage, apply to Morrison & Sclandbs. Nelson, Sept. 9, 1853. FOR MOTUPIPI, Massacre Bay.— The fast-sailing schooner CATHERINE, C. Leonard, Master, to sail regularly the 16th day of each month, weather permitting. For passage, apply on board, or to George Aiken, Trafalgar street, Nelson. /Tf OR the WAIRAU, direct.— The tast- / J- sailing schooner RAPID, Fowler, master, will SAIL for the above immediately on arrival from Port Cooper, expected in about a week. For freight or passage apply to Nelson, Sept. 2, 1853. Chablbs Empson. /'IMPORTANT SALE OF CATTLE AND HORSES. ALFRED FELL & Co., have received instructions from Henry Redwood, Esq., senior, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of September, the whole of his CATTLE (about 60 in number),) consisting of Dairy Cows, Working Bullocks, Heifers, and Steers, and Six very superior young CART HORSES, of Mr. Redwood's own breeding. Also, a very excellent THRASHING MACHINE, nearly new, and of the most approved construction— Barrett, Exall, and Andrews, of Reading, makers. The Sale will take place, with the permission of the " Richmond Cattle Fair Association," on their ground at RICHMOND, at Twelve o'clock precisely. Terms Cash, or approved acceptances. A, Fell & Co. have great pleasure in drawing especial attention to the above very important sale. The Stock however are too well known to need comment. Nelson, 29 July, 1853. t ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. "POR IMMEDIATE SALE, a valuable -"- BLOCK of LAND, comprising between 400 and 500 Acres, situated iv Suburban North, about five miles from Nelson, two sections of which (being Nos. 19 and 20, and containing fifty acres each) have frontages on the sea beach. About a hundred acres are thickly wooded. It will be sold either in a block, or in lots to suit purchasers. This Property, from its proximity to the town and the numerous eligible building sites it possesses, will be a valuable investment, and will be disposed of on very reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to Joseph Foord Wilson, Nelson. August 25, 1853. /- VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. FOR SALE, a highly eligible freehold PROPERTY, in Waimea East, pleasantly situated with a commanding view, only ten miles from the town of Nelson, and within three miles ?J- the rising village of Richmond. 'The property consists of FIFTY-SIX ACRES of LAND, more or less, together with DWELLING HOUSE, and BARN, &c. The land is all substantially fenced, partly by a live thorn hedge, and is devided into four parts, three of which are laid down with grass, and the remainder U in cultivation. There is a good GARDEN, well stocked with numerous varieties of fruit and forest trees, shrubs, &c. At the option of the purchasers, SEVENTY ACRES adjoining part of which is fenced and cojtivated, might be had if required. Immediate possession of the same could be given, if neces. ■ary. Apply to Mr. E. Grbkn, Waimea East. T AND FOR SALE. — Seven Acres y-^* (more or less) in Washington Valley, Nelson. • to I 7th September. W. R. Nicholson.