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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 110, 6 September 1866, Page 2

Neto gtobmiscments. NEW ZEALAND BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED). rpHE COMPANY'S VESSELS will LEAVE JL NELSJM, under contract with the Government, aa unoMf ciroumstanoei permitting : — For PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, and the BLUFF, For PldON and WELLINGTON, the QUEEN, Captain Kbixft, on the 15th September. For TARANAKI and MANUKAU, the QUEEN, Captain Eanrr, on the 25th September. Curtis Bbothibs, Agents. Nelson, August 2. 1926 SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 8. MR. D. MOORE~wiII SELL by AUCTION, at hi* Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY next, September Btb, at Twelve o'clock— 28 bagi Nelson FLOUR, 1001b*. each. Without reserve. 2169 Pursuant to instructions received from the Rigistbab of the Supreme Court, and by order of the MoetOAOn, MR. D. MOORE will SELL by AUCTION, at his Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, September 8, at NoonPart of TOWN ACRE, No. 611, situate in Brontistreet, together with the DWELLING HOUSE thereon, lately occupied by Mrs. Douglas. Trafalgar-street, August 29. 2102 TO BIRD FANCIERS AND OTHERS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, At Twelve o'clock. MR. J. J. HORNBY has received instructions to SELL by AUOTION, at his Mart, Bridge-ttrrct, on SATURDAY, September 8, at Twelve o'clock, viz — 20 (more or less) beautiful Oanariee, male and female, and mostly in full song 1 Australian Grey Parrot and Cage. Terms cash. Commercial Auotion Mart, Bridge-street, September 5. 2171 ORNAMENTAL BIRD CAGES. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, At Twelve o'clock. MR. J. J. HORNBY has received instructions from the Importers to SELL by AUO. TIOK, at his Mart, Bridge-strert, on SATURDAY, September 8, at Twelve o'clock, viz— 24 handsome and ornamental Bird Cages. Without reserve. Terms oash. Commercial Auction Mart, Bridge-street, September 8. ' 2172 NOTIOE. THE THIRTY ACRES of Freehold Land, situate in Waimra-We*t, advertised to be sold on Saturday next, September Bth, are at present WITHDRAWN from SALE. D. Moobi, Auctioneer. Trafalgar-street. 2168 JUST LANDED, ex OTAGO, from MELBOURNE, and on SALE at the Stores of the undersigned — 100 boxes Beltnont Sperm CANDLES, No. 1 2 bales CORN SACKS. 2170 Jakbb Bentlit and Co. HAIR DRESSING! HAIR DRESSING! 2 PROFESSOR E. AUGUSTUS. WE. WEST has much pleasure in an- • nouncing to his numerous friends and customer* that he hts succeeded in securing fop a abort time the SERVICES of Mr. E. AUGUSTUS, of SYDNEY, one of the most celebrated hair-dressers in the co'onies, who will remain in Nelson for a few weeks, and whose well-known professional abilities, he feel* assured, will be exercised to the satisfaction of any gentlemen who may favour him with a call AT THE OLD STAND, Bbidgi-stbiet. 2165 A POSITIVE FACT!!! ADUPUIS has REDUCED the PRICE • of HAIR-CUTTING to 6d. ; SHAMPOOING, 9d. , SHAVING, 3d., at his FRENOH HAIRDRESSING SALOON, Trafalgar-street, opposite the Muonio Hotel. N.B.— American Twist Tobacco, 65.; Cavendish, 6e. } Aromatio, 65. ; Cut-up Tobacco, B<. per lb., or 6d. an ounce. The cheapest and best in Nelson. 2151 ANTED, a SERVANT GIRL. Apply to Mrs. Aohison, Alton-street. 2163 QCHOOLMASTER WANTED immediately O for the village of Motueka. Salary, including extras, £120 per annum, with good dwelling house, lately put into repair, and three acres of good land ; rent free. Married man preferred. Candidates must either have been previous'y en* gaged in teaching, or hold a fir«t-cla« certificate from the Inspeotor of Schools. Applications, accompanied with the Inipeotor'i otrtifloates, to be made to Rev. S. Poolb, 2142 Chairman of the Local Committee. WANTED to SELL, a first-class Portable THRESHING MACHINE, with Portable Engine, capable of threshing and finishing 800 bushel* a day. For particulars, apply to W. CorPM, care of Mr. Holland, Foxhill. 2167 WANTED to SELL a good quiet COW, to calve in a few days. Apply to Mr. Oldhav, 2166 Brookside. AMES TINGLE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Bridge-street, near Trafalgar- street, Nxlson. 1933 MRS. J. L. BAILEY, Milliner and Dbusicakbb. PLAIN WORK of every description done by the Machine. Tbataloab-iqttabi, near the Raglan Brewery. 1957 IMPOUNDED at Nelson, on the 25th of Auguit — One BAY HOR9R, about fifteen hands high, branded AR on the ne*r shoulder, with no spots about him j U unbroken, and ha* not been shod. If not claimed by the 14'hof September, will be SOLD by the Poondkeeper, at noon, on that day. R. P. LOABBT, 2102 Poundkeeper.