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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XV, Issue 33, 23 July 1856, Page 1

ffltettllmtom. DAGUERREOTYPE. NOTICE.— The public are respectfully informed that J. C. ALEXANDER, DAGUERREAN ARTIST (late 0f. .407, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, who was awarded the First Prize for the best Daguerreotypes in Australia at the late Exhibition in that city), has arrived in Nelson, via Wellington, nd will shortly open Rodms for the purpose of prosecuting his Art in this/place, of which due notice will be given. i # June 30, 1856. \^ NELSON COAST ,STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The DEED OF SETTLEMENT of the above Company now lies for Signature by the Shareholders at the Office of the undersigned. . Ronald SrtrcLAiß, V Solicitor to the Company. Nelson, Dee. 3, 1855. TO BE SOLD, the following HORSES, now running in the Wairau :—: — Two valuable Cart and Plough Mares, together or separately $ both very quiet, and in foal to " Captain." A Gelding, six months old, by the celebrated cart horse " Capjain," out of one of the above mares. | A Filly, 18 month* old, by the celebrated cart horse " Criffle,'f out of same mare. A Bay Mare, thc^e-parts bred, and of some substance, very gdod-tempered, and quiet-: a beautiful lady's SSct, or to carry cluidren, with a filly foal>gr Sir Hercules." A Filly out oi same mare, by a celebrated New South Wales stallion; 18 months old, iron grey. Apply at the Examiner Office, Nelson j or to Mr. J. Godfbey's Hotel, Wairau j or at Mr. Read's, Beaver Inn, Wairau. /BATTLE taken' in EXCHANGE for \J SHEEP by thtf undersigned. 10th April, 185^y Chables Empson. SEVERAL SHEE£ having been KILLED by Dogs upon ndy property at Stoke, I hereby give notice that, from' this date, POISON WILL BE LAID upon the grtrand. May 13, 1856. W. R. Nicholson. THE NEAREST AND feEST ROUTE TO THE WAIRAU, THROUGJH QUAIL VALLEY. HJ. L. AUGARJPE begs to inform the • Travellers to and from the Wairau, that the "Thatched House" is now* ready for their reception ; for comforts and dimensions, v equalled, not surpassed by any on the road. I A large Paddock for Horses. Splendid feed for Sheep, Horses, and Cattle all the year round ; plenty of good water. Fifty acrei of natural and artificial grasses are being fenced in! for the feeding and convenience of Stock. Parties driving Sheep or Cattle will possess the unprecedented advantage of good feed and security at a moderate charge. A good Stock-yard, Sheep-yard, Drafting-yards, &c. A good supply of Oats afar ays on hand. Stabling for 12 horses wiQ shortly be completed. Parties supplied with Fojd, Tea and Sugar, Oate, Spirits, Pipes and Tobacco, a to take on. Licenced to sell Spirits, Ac. Good Bottled Porter and Ale, &o. IVTELSON LITERARY AND SCIEN±y TIFIC INSTITUTION. — The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.of the Members of the above Institution will be held*in the Reading Room, on MONDAY, the 28th .July instant, at Seven o'clock in the evening. \ / v Henby Adams, Nelson, 22nd July, 1856. Hon. Sec. EOR SALE, a VAN, 2 good GELDINGS, 2 sets of Harness complete, 1 Mare, 1 Cow, 4 Steers, 2 Heifers, and a quantity of Household Furniture, the property of Mr. M. A. Ellis. Unless disposed of by private contract, the above will be sold by Auction, ogf'&onday, the Ist of September next. >. For particulars apply to W. Dabtnall, or W. Habeness, Richmond. PIANO-FORTE for SALE. Apply to Mr. KntvetsE» Bridge-street. FOR SALE, a few. tons good HAY. Apply to J. B+ley, Appleby. Nelson, July 21, 185^6./ NOTICE.— All parties having CATTLE in the Motueka Valley, the GRAZING of which is now due, are requested to PAY the same to the undersigned at their earliest convenience ; and all Cattle that are removed fpom the Run must be paid for on or before the September next to him, otherwise he will be'_ueder the necessity of having recourse to legal means to recover the same ; and as his term of the run expires on the First of March next, he particularly requests that all accounts will be settled by that time. Alexakdeb Ogg. Motueka Valley, 14th July, 1856. NOTICE is hereby given, that by DEED, bearing date on or about the 16th day of July, 1856, MONTAGUE ARDEN ELLIS, of Richmond, in the Province of Nelsou, Van Proprietor, ASSIGNED all his ESTATE and EFFECTS unto WllilAM Dabtnasx, of Kichjnond, in the said province, Storekeeper, and William Habkness, of Richmond, Farmer, upon /trust for all the CREDITORS of the aaid Myhtagua Arden Ellis who should execute the Baid-B'eed ; and that the said Deed now lies at the Stor^OT William Dartnall, of Rich- ' mond, for the inspection and signature of the Creditors of the said Montague Arden Ellis. All persons having any claim upon the said Montague Arden Ellis, are requested to forward' the same to William Dartnall, or to William Har-kness, Richmond ; and all persons indebted to .the said Montague Arden Ellis are requested to pay the sdme to the said William Dartnall, or William Harkness, within one month from the date hereof. Richmond, 21st July, 1856. pipping InttUiQtntt. ABBIVED. July 19, schooner Ariel, 59 -tons, Thomson, from D'Urville's Island, with 130 piles, New Zealand produce. 21, schooner Sisters,. 13 tons, Frazer, from Motu- [ pipi, with 4,000 feet timber, 140fc1mdles laths. Pateen-gera-r-J. Bard, 0. Wan, S. Smaling, T. Freeman, G. Land. SAILED. July 21, Bchooner Mary Thomson, 52 tons*. Wright, for Wellington, with 1 ton rice, 80 bags sugar, 4' barrels tar, 2 boxes soap, 8 tons flour, : 200 bushels 'wheat,. 8 bags oats, 14 bags bran, 2 hogsheads, beer. Paaten^ers — Messrs. Cunran, Blair, T-homßon, M& : Hilton^ Mrs. Rollinson nod S.obildeeta, Mr. CliSut. <