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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 30, 9 April 1862, Page 2

Neb? $to&ertteement& NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. THE paddle steamer TASMANIAN MAID will, weather permitting, leave as follows :—: — Big Bush, for Nelson direct, Thursday, 10th April 11, a.m. • NBMOtf, for Pioton, Tuesday, 15th . . 2, p.m. Fioton, for Big Bush, Wednesday, 16th . 11, a.m. Big Bush, for Picton, Friday, 18th . . 6, a.m. Fioton, for Nelson, same day . . . 12,n00n Nelson, for Collingwood, Monday, 21st . 5, p.m. Collingwood, for Motupipi and Nelson, Tuesday, 22nd 12,n00n Nelson, for Wairau, Wednesday, 23rd . 6, p.m. Big Bush, for Nelson, Sunday, 27th . . 1, p.m. Nslson, for Picton, Wednesday, 30th . 1, p.m. Picton, for Big Bush, Thursday, May Ist . 11, a.m. Big Bush, for Picton, Saturday, 3rd . . 6, a.m. Fioton, for Nelson, same day . . . 12, noon * This trip the steamer will take Goods, under bond, for Picton and the Wairau, provided the same be on the Wharf before Noon. Goods taken for Picton, Boulder Bank, Big Bush, and for Blenheim. For the latter place goods for* •warded per barge Hope, from Boulder Bank, at ship's expense, but at shippers' risk. For freight or passage, both of which must be paid in Nelson, apply to Jonathan Livick, Albion Wharf; or to Thomas Cawtheok, 474 Secretary. THE cutter SUPPLY will SAIL for COLLINGWOOD on THURSDAY next, the 10th instant. For freight or paßßage apply to John Walkee, master. 460 CART MARE. MR. D. MOORE is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at his Warehouse, Trafalgarstreet, on SATURDAY, the 12th instant, at NoonOne useful Black CART MART, well broken in to saddle and harness. Terms at sale. Nelson, April 8. 472 GERMAN SAUSAGES. MR. D. MOORE will SELL by AUCTION, at his Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, the 12th instant, at Noon— 1 case GERMAN SAUSAGES. Without reserve. ' Terms, cash. Nelson, April 8, 1862. 470 NELSON WINDMILL. MR. D. MOORE is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at his Warehouse, Trafalgarstreet, on SATURDAY, the 26th instant, at Noon, without reserve — The MILL, and acre of LAND in which it stands, situated at the north end of Trafalgar-street, with a small Cottage attached. The above valuable property will be sold without reserve, unless previously disposed of by private sale, of which due notice will be given. Terms at Bale. Nelson, April 8, 1862. 473 ffiotternment Notices. /"lAUTION. — Whereas persons not entitled \J to fire in rifle matches on the Volunteers' praotice ground are in the habit of DISCHARGING RIFLES there to the great danger of the public, this is to give notice that any repetition of the practice will subject the offenders to PUNISHMENT. ' John Lockett, Captain, : Adjutant Nelson Militia. Nelion, April 8. 475 LIST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in the Post-office, NELSON, on the 31st March, 1862. Addinall, John (2) Leadam, Herbert E. Anderson, Robert Linklater, Hugh Barber, G. H. Livett, G. Barnet, Joseph M'Coll, William (2) Bishop, Nathaniel M'Donald, Andrew Bogle, Vere (3) M'Pherson, J. D. (3) Bonnr, John W. Macaulay, John D. Bowen, John Mears, John Boyhan, Bernard. Monaghan, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Moore, W. Bradley, Mrs. Moore, W. H. Brown, Charles Muir, G. F. Buohter, Conrad Musson, H. P. Bungate, Joseph O'Brien, Mary Jane Burfoot, H. Parkhurst, Mrs. (2) Campbell, M. A. Perry, Joseph Connor, P. ' Peterson, Peter Croft, Geo. Punoh, William Curtis, Mrs. J. Ray, James Dashwood, E. O. (2) ' Ringe, Henry Diamond, W. Ritoh, Geo. Ferguson, John Robinson, Mrs. A. D. Finlay, Daniel Roils, Mrs. Wm. Fletcher, William (2) Savery, Mrs. Fletcher, Wm. or Shepherd, John Fredk. (3) Skully, Daniel Flower, Henry Small, William Franklyn, W. N. Small, Mrs. Fuller, Francis O. Smith, A. G. Fuller, John Smith, Mr. George, Thomas ( Smith, M. and S. Gill, Adeline ' Smith, Thomas Gill, Benjamin (3) Spalding Green, John (2) Spencer, W. Hall, Tbos. H. Spowart, Philip Hancock, Geo. (2) Spring, C. Harrison, Mrs. Stephens, 8. Harvey, N. Stevens, Charles Haskell, William Stillwell, Leonard, F. Hathaway, James C. Thutnan, P. Hendrikson, Antoni Tizard, Mrs. Herring, W. H. (4) Tylee, Mrs. J. T. Hobbs, Joseph (2) Villers, Charles • Hobbs, William Wallis, Mr. Holland, Geo. Wheeler, Walter ' -lame, _-o-_x. Wl-lte, O. Or. Ingram, John B. Whitehead, Henry Irvine, Edward Wilkins, Henry (3) Jackson, W. Wilks, Geo. Johns, F. Wilson, David Kemp, Mrs. (2) Wilson, Mr. Landen, Peter Windus, E. P. Lawrence, W. ; B. Walmsley, 462 I Chief Postmaster of the Distriot. j LIST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in the COLLING WOOD Post-office, for tho Quarter ended 31st March, 1862. Andrews, John Hines, James Avery, J. Jackson, Edward Baigent, Samuel I Jenkins, James Bell, J. Jones, D. A. Boyce, James j Julian, John Brunse, Henry Kemp, Benjamin Braddock, G. I Kennady, John Mark Brown, C. H. J. (2) Maffatt, H. Christissen, Mr. Mathews, Charles Coleman, Mrs. Rosa Macartney, James Cragiul, John M'Ewitt, James Cuflen, H. T. Monaghan, Patrick Dearsley, E. T. Perkins, G. Drisooll, Thomas • Powell, John Edwards, W. Riordon, Stephen (5) Eldridge, W. E. Roberts, William Etveuaux, Jean Pierre Schwartz, George W. Forrester, John Smoothy, Joseph John George, Thomas ' Smallwood, Wm. Gibbs, W. (3) Taylor, Frederick Gibbs, Miss Watters, James Hall, Mrs. J. (2) Willett, Richard Harrison, John Willett, Jerry Heditcb, John Vaughan, Augustus. D. Johkwok, 46$ jPo»tmft»t«-«