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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 78, 29 September 1858, Page 2

Neto &ttoertisements. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. rriHE clipper schooner "SALCOMBE X CASTLE," 121 tons register, George Macaldister, Commander, will sail positively for the «bo?o port on THURSDAY next, the 30th instant. For freight, cabin or steerage passage, apply to the Captain on board-; or to John Beit, Aucklan/jtroint. Nelson, September 25th, 1858. \/ 1631 I?!RST VESSEL' for SYDNEY, Brigantine . OCEAN QUEEN, J. Birnie, Master. The above vessel -will meet with immediate despatch for SYDNEY direct r unle3s a sufficient number ofpassongers be found wanting to 'proceed to the FITZROY DIGGINGS, to which port she can proceed to first, should sufficient inducement offer. For freight or. passage, applyto Captain Birnie, on board ; or to J. Levien and Co., /\. Agents. Consignees having goods on board' are particularly requested to PASS their ENTRIES TO-DAY (Wednesday,- 29th September), tg/prevent detention. > 1642 THIS DAY. IN MB GEORGE BURNETT, DECEASED, INTESTATE. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS CG. have received instructions from tho Registrar of Intestate Estates to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, THIS DAY (Wednesday), the 29th instant, at Onet>'dock precisely, at' Auckland Pomt — •The well-known BOATS Rose, John and Matilda, and a DINGY. Also, 1,800 feet of IHnchTLANK. s\ Terms at sale. / Nelson.'September 29, / 1639 IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, EX LATE ARRIVALS. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS & CO. will SELL by AUCTION, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 30th ' instant, commencing at One o'clock precisely, a recent importation of fashionable SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of— 250 pftirs linen drill and duck trousers ' 60 fine mixed alpaca coats •56 ditto ditto vests 30 Angola mixed and fashionable) coats 33 fancy quilting vests 26 pieces superior coloured bareges 48 pairs shepherd plaid trousers, raised seams • 160 pairs tweed trousers. Also, Very superior mixed- tweed coats, sporting vests, all-wool fancy plaid trousers, cloth ' vests, Hoyle's cambric prints, mixed and Btnpe docrys, Zongclutns, Beaufort ties, • cashmere dresses, 7-t superior union blan- < kete, and a few monkey jackets, &c. Likewise, to close balance of consignments, WITHOUT RESERVE— 1 bhd. West India rum 2 quarter-casks brandy 1 1 quarter-cask sherry 1 1 rale carpeting - 150 wool packs ' 20 bundles twme 30 bags guano / • 5 hhds. Whitbread's ale. / Terms at sale. / Nelson, 27th September, 1858. \S 1640 EX "OCEAN QUEEN," FROM SYDNEY. ON SALE, by the undersigned — 2 hhds. treacle 19 drums best London-ground white lead, half* owt. each 1 bale window hollands *>1 cask soda-water bottles -1 cask glass lamp chimneys '' •4 boxes American tacks. jT\ Nash jotd Soaife. Nelson, September 28th, 1858. {/ 1637 SPRING- NOVELTIES. MRS. GREEN calls the attention of Ladies to her choice selection of FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS, consisting of— Trimmed bonnets, from 12s. 6d. Bonnets from London and Paris Trimmings for ditto Flowers, wreaths, bouquets, and head-dresses Drkbbes and Robes, in barege, bolzarine, and French muslins Children's frocks, pelisses, -and embroidered robes Lace and muslin goods, in great variety DAILY EXPECTED, EX "CHIEFTAIN," a large assortment of SUMMER GOODS; including bonnets, dress caps, head-dresses, shawls/mantles, &c. ™ J MILLINERY. FOR ONE MONTH ONLYf MRS. CROMPTON has a large and choice STOCK, selected by herself from the first houses in London and Paris, which she is offering at unprecedented low prices, at her SHOW ROOM, Trafalgar-street, late CaoMßiE'fl Photo&baphic Gal- > lxbt, consisting of — Bonnets — crinoline, fancy and plain straw, trimmed or otherwise ; shapes, &o. t &o. Velvets, in every shade 'Ribbons to match Silk 6, in every colour ► Flowers, feathers, tulle, blond, fancy rtrawtrhnr mings, beads, pearls, and every article in the trade f Trimmed bonnets, from 25b. to £3 10s. Head-dresses, from 2s. 6d. upwards, f 1638 IN THE ESTATE OF J. F. M'GLASHAN. A SECOND DIVIDEND of THREE SHILLINGS in the POUND in the above Estate will he payable at the Office of Messrs. Curtis, Brothers, between the hours of Ten and Four on SATURDAY next, the 2nd October, and tho TWO FOLLOWING SATURDAYS between the same -hours. ■. Hsbbert Evelyn Curtis, ■Trustee.to tho Estate of J. F. M'GJflshan. i Nelson, Soptember -27th, 1858. / NJB.-^Creditors are- requested to pwduce all bills ■ or other lecuritias they hold. yj/ 1634 LOCAL- BOARD OFEDUCATION, MOTUEKA. TITANJED, a MASTER for the Motueka tt School. Applicatioaa/to^be sent in on or before MONDAY, the 25th October, to r /R. SOTCLIPPB, 1/ Chairman. Motneta, September iSrd 1858. 1633 tfO WORKING GOLDSMITHS, &c. -ESTIMATES WANTED. TTIENDERS for the MANUFACTURING X of a GOLD CUP, tho weight of which will be about Fifty Ounces ; the 6ame to be of Nelson Gold, which will be provided by tho Stewards of the Comingwood Baoo Fund. / Tenders, addressed to the Stewards, jto be sent to; the 00){?GBBCUi) Homo, Collingwood. \y 1636 T\ESIRA3LB FARM.- For BALE, at XJ Wakaptata, about *ix miles from .Nelson, 2£7 lent of IJLND, wfcfc » comfortable Six-roomed DWELUNGWaOUSE, OUT-HOUSES, SHEDS, jqtd tfIDCE-XABDSj 5 Graaa Paddocks, and an Otthtid etbeke* wife tiw oboiocat variety of fruit. tuptij 275 .jam of Fern Land) 50 acres of Bush, ibiaUtibag white and red pine trees, totara, &c. ; and #9itfWMiultng rtream of water, with a feljlof 20 feet, giving water power equal to 20 hor&cs yfor driving a saw mill or grist mill. / Apply at the Examiner OffiofcNe&on-, or W. Gill, Wolcapuftka. 1632