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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIII, 18 November 1854, Page 1

i/TPIRST WOOL SHIP for LONDON.— JD The fine new ship ' MONSOON,' Captain Tumbull, expected to arrive here from London about the middle ot N TM?ship will bring cargo only for Nelson and Wellington, and it is expected she will be able to proceed to Port Underwood to take in Wool early in December. She is a ; small clipjer inland it is supposed that MMbata wUtojd hen so tnat if the wool is got down in good time, . she ought £o be ready to sail for London in January, and to reach there in tiinVfor the Wool Sales of May, tnus Renting the best opportunity for shipping the Nelson wool that has ever ocCl^erateof freight will be fixed after the ' Monsoon ' *rlives here, at the lowest rate that circumstances at the time 10. Mobbison & Sclakpbbb. , H. H. WILLIS & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS BEf TWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. THE following fine first-clasi Ships are intended to be continued as regular traders :— SHIPS. COMMANDMS. TONS. Persia .... W.Broadfoot . . 680 CressweU . . . J.Williams . . 670 Sir Edward Paget . A.Barclay . . 700 Victory . . . W. D. Mullens . 700 Stately .... T. Ginder ... 700 Sim Ufa j, C. Jtobertson . 750 Cashmere '. . . G.Pearson . . 800 Columbus ... A. Holton . . 650 Lord William Bentinck. E. Canney . 600 Maori ... G. Petherbridge . 850 Clara .... G. Potter ... 600 The undersigned, agents for the above splendid line of vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here, who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this colony, and are prepared either to pay the passage money at once, or give satisfactory security for payment on arrival of the vessel. • . Further particulars may be known by applying to Nelson, Oct. 10. A. Fbll & Co. /T7OR SALE, SIX ACRES of LAND, X? with a COTTAGE thereon, situate in Brook Street, opposite Glencoe Gardens. The land is fenced, and a. portion of it under crop. „ , For particulars apply to Mr. Hknby Williams, Underwood, Wakapuaka ; or to Mr. Andrew Dkvaney, Bridge Street, Nelson. September-14. i/T^OR SALE, several valuable ALLOTJj MENTS of LAND. Apply to W. T. L. Tbaybbs, Esq., solicitor, Nelson. qr^Oß SALE, NINE TOWN ACRES in Ji2 a block, with a House and Barn standing thereon. Also, EIGHT TOWN ACRES in a block. For particulars apply to Mr. H. Adams, solicitor, Nelson 1/T7OR SALE, a block of LAND, conXj sisting of 28 contiguous Acres, half town land, half surplus ; will be sold as a whole, or, to suit the convenience of purchasers, in lots of not less than four acres. Terms, cash, or approved bills. Apply to H. Yooko, Esq., Ernie Ridge, Waimea. road. TO be SOLD by private bargain, firstrate old established BUSINESS-PREMISES, situate in Bridge-street, Nelson. \\? The buildings consist of Stores Tind Dwelling House, Outhouses, with Garden, &c, &c. The Stores have ample accommodation for a large business, and the House plenty of conveniences for a large family. The Garden, which is large, and has a commanding view, is second to none in Nelson : it abounds with a choice selection • of fruit and other trees. The Premises have a frontage to the Street of fifty-five feet, and in the rear to a depth of two hundred and ninetyeight feet, more or less. For terms and other particulars apply to Mr. A. Aitken, Bridge-street, Nelson. SALE, TOWN ACRES, Nos. X? 722, 723, 726, and 727, in a block, which has a frontage upon Vanguard Street. Nelson, Sept. 5.' Gbokgb Ridings. i/HPO be SOLD in the Motueka, a good X FREEHOLD HOUSE, with THREE ACRES of LAND fenced and cleared, with good Garden well stocked with fruit' trees'; Stockyard, Cow-shed, and Outbuildings. - For particulars apply to Mr. Adty, at the Motueka Hotel. \/ HOUSE AND LAND. — MOTUEKA. FOR SALE, a substantial family HOUSE, with Out houses and good Garden. Also, about 45 ACRES of LAND, wood, pasture, and arable, divided into convenient paddocks, and half a mile from the landing-place. , For terms. See., apply to Messrs. A. Fell 8c Co., Nelson. CATTLE.— For SALE, about XT FIFTY head of very superior young STEERS and HEIFERS, nearly all of which were hand-reared, and are half or three-quarter bred Durhams. This superior lot of cattle is well worthy the attention o intending dairymen and breeders. For particulars apply to Mr. G. M'Rae, Blanch, Awatere, or to Mr. C. Elliott, Nelson. /T7OR SALE, THREE HUNDRED X? EWES, in good condition. Apply at the Examiner Office. . /nOK SALE, FOUR excellent WORKX? ING BULLOCKS, with yokes, bows, and chain. ' Also, s capital Sydney DRAY. Apply to Thomas Roil, Stoke. y J?OR SALE, a strong GELDING, an _P excellent hack, and accustomed to carry a lady. Apply to Mr. W. Dale, Star and Garter, Richmond. n/TTIOR SALE, an elegant Rosewood Cott? tage PIANOFORTE, quite new, with all the modern Improvements. Apply to Mr. W. Stanton, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. J T7OR SALE, a few TONS of very fine Xj hay. Al»bbp Fell & Co. SALE, POSTS and RAILS, V delivered on the Beach, at Nelson. Apply to Mr. T. AsKrw, or Mrs. Smith's Stores. .. v^rpHE undersigned is a PURCHASER ■ JL of WHEAT, OATS, and BUTTER, at the highes market prices. August It. Gbobob Rjpinos. v/ rpIDD and BEECH, BREWERS, conJL tinue to SUPPLY families with prime PALE AI»E in any quantities. - Stoke Brewery, Oct. 6.