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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVI, 2 December 1857, Page 1

pipping, NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. fTIHE paddle steamer TASMANIAN MAID, JL 90 Coos burden, T. Whitwell, Commander, WILL WAVB * Nelson, on Friday, 4th December . 9 a.m. Motueka, on same day .... Hi >, Collingwood, on Saturday, 6th . 8 „ Motueka, on, same day . 3 p.m. Rates of Passagb. Chief Cabin. Fote Cabin. Nelson to Motueka £0 6 0 £0 4 0 Nelson to Massacre Bay 1 5 0 015 0 Motueka to Massacre Bay 11 .0 013 0 Children, under 10 years of age, half fares. Consignees by the Tasmanian Maid are requested to take notice that while every care will be taken to Erotect their interests, cargo will at all times be inded at their risk ; and that the Association will not b« responsible for any loss or damage which may occur to cargo after it has gone over the ship's side. The * indicates the days on which the steamer will probably be able to enter the harbour at Collingwood, and consequently the dates most desirable for shipment of cargo to that port. .Refreshments will bo provided on board at moderate rates. Fares to be paid during the passage to the Captain on board, who will give a ticket, which must be delivered up on leaving. Shippers are requested to send their goods the day previous to date of sailing to the Napier Wharf, where they will be stored, free of charge. Freights must be paid in Nelson, before shipment, to Mr. Skabt, at the Wharf, or to Cttbtis, Bbothers. SCREW STEAMER WONGA-WONGA. rTIHE WELLINGTON STEAM NAVIGAX TION COMPANY'S beautiful Screw Steamer WONGA-WONGA, 103 tons, Captain Kennedy, will for the future CALL at THIS PORT periodically. Datoa of departure in a future advertisement. Rates of Passage :— £ s. d. To COLLINGWOOD— Cabin 1 10 0 „ Steerage 0 18 0 WELLINGTON— Cabin 3 10 0 „ Steerage 2 5 0 In each case including provisions. Passages to be paid before going on board, either at the Office of the undersigned, or to Mr. Skabt, at the office of the Albion Wharf. Nioholbon & Ridings, Agents. Nelson, 23rd November, 1857. FOR LIVERPOOL. "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS. fTIHE magnificent clipper ship *'MONTX MORENCY," 2,000 tons burden, Captain Kiddib, will be laid on at Pobt Undebwood for LIVERPOOL, on or about the 20th December. Freight of Wool, One Penny per Pound, deliverable at Liverpool, London, 6r any of the manufacturing towns of Yorkshire, at the ship's expense. This vessel is the most desirable opportunity for passengers for England which has yet offered in this colony, as regards the speed and accommodation of the ship. The rates of passage are moderate. For freight or passage, apply to NICHOLSOIf AND RIDINGS, Nelson, 30th October, 1857. Agents. JOHN MORRISON AND OO.'S LINE OF BRITISH AND NEW ZEALAND PACKETS. rpHE Undersigned, as Agents for the above X Line of first-class Ships, are authorized to ar» range with parties here, who may desire to provide FRIENDS IN ENGLAND with PASSAGES to this settlement. The Agents have great confidence in recommending this line of vessels to intending passengers. Nicholson and Ridings. Nelson, November 3, 1857. NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. TVTOTICE TO SHIPPERS.— On and after X\ the 2nd of NOVEMBER next, the FREIGHT on all goods shipped from Nelson by the TASMANIAN MAID must be paid to Mr. Smabt, at the Wharf pbevious to shipment, and the Freight on all goods brought to Nelson by the Steamer must be paid PBEVIOTTS TO DELIVEBY. CtniTiß Bbothers. &aled &g Auction. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARMING STOCK, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., &o. MESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS have been favoured with instructions from Mr. William Dickinson to offer for SALE by AUCTION, at his Farm, "Rowdens," Waimea■outh, on WEDNE9DAY, the 23rd December next, the whole of his valuable FARMING STOCK, consisting of— Horses Cattle Sheep Agricultural Implements Growing Crops Also the Household Furniture, Ac., &c. Full particulars will be given in a future advertisement, and Catalogues will be issued a week prior to date of sale. Nelsou, November 3rd, 1857. TOWNSHIP FOR THE DIGGINGS. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by MESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS, at their Wabehousb in Nelson, on MONDAY, the 28th December neat, the valuable TOWNSHIP OF WAITAPU, *t th« mouth of the Takaka Valley, and the portage for the most extensive and important district in Massacre Bay. A. a, p. a, ». v. Lot 1 . 6320 Lot 19 . 400 « . 6 180 j 20.6320 8.400 21.6230, 4 . 7 030 22 . 4 315 , I - I 3 0 i2S . 6 320 ! o.ooo' 24.810 7.&220: t .23251 8.330 11. . 2 325 i 0.230 111. . 2 320 10 . JL 3 0 IV. . 2 1 0 11 . 14 0 0 V. . 4 0 0 12 . 8 3 0 VI. . 4 0 0 18 . 2 130 VII. .400 14 . 6 0 Q VIII. .400 ifi . 6 0 0 IX. . 6 0 0 16 . 6 1 0 X. . 5 0 0 17 . 2 320 XI. . 5 0 0 18 . 4 0 0 XII. .500 The above land is well known as "Mrs. Maoshane's Section ;" has a frontage to the sea and to the Takaka river, and can be reached by vessels of 100 ton 9 burden. The point of land most accessible for shipping has been reserved as a public quay. A line of road frqm the Township to the main road in the valley is laid out through the Native Reserve. Plans of the Township may be seen at the office of the Auctioneer?, or on application to Messrs. B»AU«i CHAMP and Lewis, Surveyors, Massacre Bay.