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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 47, 8 September 1855, Page 2

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND, &c., &c. OPENING OF THE ALBERT AUCTION ROOM. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN has much pleasure in announcing that he has been favoured with instructions to OFFER for PUBLIC COMPETITION,' at his New Sale Room (now in course of erection), in Bridge-street, on SATURDAY, the 22nd instant, at one o'clock precisely, the following valuable ALLOTMENTS of TOWN LAND, some of which will be found to have been divided into Allotments expressly to meet tho demands of newlyarrived emigrants and others, wishful to possess a Freehold, however small, of then* own : — Town Acres No. 746 and 747, having a fronting to St. Vincents- street, and adjoining Mr. Salmond's property. Both theso Acres are well situated for building, and command extensive views. Also Two Sections of 5 Acres each, in the rear of the above, being blocks numbered 4 and 5. 1 Town Acre No. 784, having a frontage to Toi Toistreet,'and near Mr. Townsend's property. Town Acres No. 600 and 602, having a frontage to Brougham-street. The only guide to these acres required is, that they are situated on rising ground immediately below the residence of the late S. Stephens, Esq. ; they are fenced and laid down in grass. Town Acres No. 981 and 983, between Ngatiawa and Ngatitama-strects, adjoining the property of Mr. Hale, on the Waimea Road, and close to the College Grounds ; they are beautifully situated, and the soil is of first-rate quality. . Allotments of One Quarter of an Acre each may be had. Town Acre No. 415, situate at the comer of Nile and Tasman-streets, and close to tho Bakers' Arms, in Allotments of 30 feet frontage, leaving a depth of 70 feet. Tins Acre is well adapted for Cottages, and must, before longj become a very valuable corner. It has an iron-wire fencing fronting the abovo streets. The Auctioneer would remark, with reference to the above allotments, that plans are in preparation which will afford every information to intending Purchasers, and will be on view at his Warehouse in a day or two. Also 50 Shares in the Cook's Strait Mining Company. 1 Share in the Sheep Association. A lot of 200 good breeding Ewos ; 50 Wethers and 50 Ewe 3 twelve months old, together witli this year's increaso secured at 40 per cent., with an allowance of wool-money. They are on a firstrate run at the Wairau, where they can remain for two more years under the present agreement, ■or be taken away almost immediately. jT~/^ /Terms liberal, at sale. O t/ Lunch provided. Albert House, Sept. 7. EOR SALE, the LEASE of a STORE in a good business situation. For particujars, apply to Mrs. Bubt, Trafalgarstreet. \y ~TVO YjOU WANT A BONNET? MRS. DREW can now OFFER FOR SALE tho Largest and Cheapest STOCIv of BONNETS ever imported. /0 Fancy Straws and Tuscans, trimmed, 15s. > Plain Straws, trimmed, 12s. Children's and Girls' Made Bonnets from 3s. 6d. each. London House, Trafalgar-street. DINNER TO W. L. WREY, ESQ.— Tho Shareholders in the Cook's Strait Mining Company, and others interested in the successful working of the Dun Mountain Copper Mine, propose inviting W. L. Wrey, Esq., to a DINNER, at tho Trafalgar Hotel, on THURSDAY, September 20th, in order to acknowledge tho obligations which that gentleman has conferred upon the Province of Nelson, and on the Shareholders in tho abovo Company, by the arrangements mado by him in London for working the Dun Mountain Mine: Stewards : D. Sclanders, Esq. y W. R. Nicholson, Esq. J. Poynter, Esq. »/ W. Wells, Esq. W. Collins, Esq. Mr. C. Harley Mr. C. Elliott Mr. R. P.' Outridge. Tickets, 13s. each (including wine), may be had at the bar of the Hotel, on or before Wednesday, the 19th. NOTICE. WHEREAS some FRUIT TREES having been TAKEN from my Ground at Awaroa, and as the Person who took them is known, I request him to restore them, otherwise I will proceed against him as the law directs. From this date, any person interfering with Fruit Trees, or a Firewood, on the said ground will be prosecuted. Sept. 7, 1855. William Ckowthee. THEMUFFLE for the Two HORSES, TiTEs'Itnd^HATiiAEEET, will take place on TUESDAY Evenuig^aext at Seven o'clock, at the Wakatu Hotel. "^v^^ Nelson, Sept. 7. —