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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVI, Issue 15, 20 May 1857, Page 2

Neto gfofcertteementa. FOR THE WAIRAU AND WEL LINGTON.— Tho fine fast-sailing schooner " MARY," C. M'Lean, Master, will sail for the above ports (should sufficient inducement offer) immediately on her return from the Wairau, now hourly expected. For freight or passage, apply to T. Askew, Nelson, 18th May, 1857, Bridge-street. ESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. have been instructed by Vacghan Jones, }£eg., to SELL by AUCTION, at his residence in Vincent-street, on TUESDAY, the 26th May, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GOODS, and EFFECTS, the property of that gentleroan, together with the following useful and wellknown HORSES, viz. :— A Bay Mare, " Minna," in foal to the thoroughbred horse "St. Aubyn." She is perfectly quiet, and has constantly carried a lady. Brown Mare, " Catamaran ;" well known in the province as a good hack. Urown Pony, " Dick ;" a good hack, and carries a lady. And A Brown Yearling Cart Foal. Also Town Acre No. 722, with a frontage to Vin-cent-street. The 6ale to take place at One o'clock. Terms liberal. Nelson, 19th May, 1857. SALE OF VALUABLE FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &c, &c. MESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS have received instructions to OFFER FOR SALE, at their Warehouse in Bridge-street, at Twelve o'clock, on SATURDAY, June 6, without reserve, the under-mentioned valuable stock of FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, &c, &c, consisting of about— <600 Apples, Plums, Cherrie3, Peaches, Apricots, Damsons, Filberts, &c. 10 Mulberry Trec3 200 Pear Trees, new and choice Borts 400 Walnut Trees, 2 years old 1,000 Black, White, and Red Currants Rough Red Gooseberries 800 White and Red Raspberry Canes 300 Buck's Scarlet Giant Rhubarb Roots 100 Myatt's Victoria ditto,imported from London 40,000 Hawthorn Plants, very strong 800 Privet ditto, very strong 1,000 Poplars, Elms, Limes, Oaks, Blue Gums, Thorny Acacias, &c., &c. 300 Shrubs of sorts 150 Hybrid Roses of ditto { A collection of Bulbs, &c, &c. Terms at sale. May 20. T7\OR SALE, the best business situation at Sj Waitohi, Queen Charlotte SoundPart of TOWN SECTION No. 205, having 37 feet frontage to Wellington-street, by a depth of 66 feet, with the BUILDINGS thereon :— a Weather-board House, 28 feet by 20, shingled roof, 4 rooms (3 floored and partly lined) ; also a Slab House, shingled roof, 12 feet by 10. Is only 40 feet from high water mark, and commands the best landing-place at Waitohi. Immediate possession can be had. Price, £160. Apply to Robert Blaymibes, Waitohi, May, 1857, rj^O be LET, on purchasing clause, valuable J- BUILDING LAND in Trafalgar-street. TO be LET, for building purposes, for 14 years, LAND in Hardy-street. FOR SALE, the HOUSE and GARDEN occupied by the Venerable Archdeacon Paul, now let for £60 per annum, for a term expiring on Ist March, 1859. FOR SALE, or LEASE with purchasing clause, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in the Wood. FOR SALE, a piece of LAND opposite the Plough Inn, Richmond, having a frontage of 45 feet. Apply to W. T. L. Tbaver?, Raglan Brewery, Nelson. THE undersigned are CASH PURCHASERS of GOLD DUST, for which the highest price will be given. Nath. Edwards and Co. Nelson, 19th May, 1857. OW LANDING, ex « Mary," from Wellington, and ON SALE by the undersigned— 2 quarter-casks Hennessy's Pale Brandy 3 „ U.V.C. Dark ditto 2 „ Old Tom 2 „ Whiske 6 „ Port and Sherry 10 cases Geneva 6 „ superior Whiskoy 2 half tierces very best Tobacco. Nath. Edwards and Co. Nelson, 19th May, 1857. N SALE — LADIES' DOUBLE-SOLED GALOSHED BOOTS. Bridge-street. Robert Aitken. N SALE — A HANDSOME DINNER SERVICE. Will be sold cheap. Bridge-street. Robert Aitken. N SALE — POTATOES, 6s. per Cwt. Jridge-street. Robert Aitken. FENCING WIRE. TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS. TONS of FENCING WIRE, with the necessary Tools for fixing the same, to be SOLD 1 COST PRICE, by Trafalgar-street, May 19. J. S. Edelsten. THE undersigned begs to acquaint the public at large that he has ENGAGED a COMPETENT HORSE SHOER AND FARRIER. Parties can now get their horses shod in a proper manner, aud at the shortest notice. Jobbiug and Ship-work in all its branches. William Nesbit. Bridge-street, May 19, 1857. MASSACRE BAY GOLD-FIELDS. THE Diggers are respectfully informed that there is a BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT erected on Appoo's Flat, where they cau be supplied with Bread, Fancy Biscuitß, and Pastry, of the best description, at. the most reasonable terms possible, on the shortest notice. Gentlemen proceeding to these Diggings can be supplied with any article at my stores cheaper than tbey can bring them with them. Thomas Recce. ANTED, two good CARPENTERS. Apply to William Cbaig, at Mrs. Walker's Boarding Houge, Bridge-streel, THIS DAY, WANTED, on a Sheep Station, a MAN to cook. Apply to Mr. Eixiott, £, aminer Office. ANTED, a LABOURING MAN, used to Bullocks. "W.Daetnall, Riohmond. ANTED, a MAN who understands Horses, and will make himself generally usp**ul Apply tc T. Abhew, Nelson, 19th May. Bridge-street. ANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Dr. Renwick, Hardy-street,