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Colonist, Issue 1, 23 October 1857, Page 1

f)« Rift Jaifr fcp^X?Oß SALE. —A House and twentyfflfiiflft nve aclcs °^ *an(*' wc^ enclosed, and SJJJ fronting the Waimca-road, near Richmond. It fpM iia well partitioned into paddocks, and supplied with back yard, stable, and outbuildings. " Terms liberal. Apply to B. JACKSON, Hardy-street, FOR SALE, a 50 Acre Section at Stoke. N. T. LOCKHART. Nelson, 20tli October, 1857. TO BE SOLD, the Lease of those excellent Business Premises at the Port, consisting of Wharf, having 20 years' lcaso to ran; Shop, Store, and Dwelling-house, having 12 yoars to run, now temporarily rented by the proprietor of tho Colonist newspaper. For particulars, apply to WILLIAM AKERSTEN, Marine Hotel, late Odd Fellow's Arms. ~~' TOWN LAND. FOR SALE -or Lease, under # purchasing • clause, on favorable terms, several allatments of Land in Collingwood-strcct. Apply to ' . GKOKGE AIKISN. Nelson, 20th October, 1857. HPO LET, the Lease of a Building. Allotment A with water frontage, at the Tort, near the Custom House. Apply to . William akersten, ' Marino Hotel, l&ta Odd Fellow's Arms. : . Sale bg Ruction. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY In Bridge-street, FOR SALE BY AUCTION. MR. ALEXANDER AITICEN will submit to public competition at his Warcroom^jn WEDNESDAY, 25th November, et threo o'docSpf not previously disposed of privately), Those valuable prcmiben now occupied by Mr. Robei't Aitken, consisting of commodious shop and Store room, Parlour, four Bedrooms, Kitchen, and Larder; there is also a good well of water, and other conveniences. The ground, which is freehold, measures 35 feet to Bridge-street, end extends along 70 feet to Alma-street. For terms and further particiiLirs, applj' to JOHN POYNTER, Esq., or f.t tho "Warcroom of the auctioneer, Bridge-street., WANTED, a Smart Lad. Apply to W. AKERSTEN, - Marine Hotel. WANTED, a Fgnale Servant. Apply to Mrs. AKERSTEN, Marino notel, late Odd Fellow's' Arms, Trafalgar-street. A RCHIBALD PURVE3.—If this should meet the xV. eye of the above, lie is requested to write to his mothor, Post-oflice, Sydney, New South Walea. IBLES AND TESTAMENTS below cost pi ice; English, German, and Native Scriptures, at tho Nelson Bible Depot. ISAAC M. HILL. THEN SHILLINGS REWARD. —Lost on -L Friday the ICth instant between Grey's Hill and Hervey's cottage, a small Cameo brooch. Whoever will bring the same to Mr. GEORGE AITKEN'S store, Trafalgar-street, will receive the above reward. Nelson, 20th October, 1857. 0 THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF NELSON. Gentlemen. —The result of the contest for the Supcrintendency having been this day officially declared, by which it is made known that a majority of 230 votes have been recorded in my favour, the pleasing duty devolves upon me of tendering you my sincere thanks for this renewed: expression of your confidence and esteem. The fact that the majority has been increased from 16, the number at the last election, to 230 on the present occasion, is to me a gratifying evidence that the course I have pursued during the ten months I have held the important office to which you have now re-elected me, meets with your approval; and to know that this result has been again obtained without resorting to those debasing influences which so frequently characterise contested elections, will be a pleasing recollection to. all those who desire the moral advancement of the people, and a standing proof, to every constituency, that a comparatively small portion of the electors arc so degraded as to be influenced by the humiliating attempts too commonly made to divert them from the free and independent exercise of their political privelegrs. Your honest votes, uninJluenced by a single solicitation on my part, have placed me in a position confidently to persevere in the earnest endeavours I shall make to promote such measures as may appear to me best calculated to advance the present and. future prosperity of the province, without special regard to any class, sect, or party. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient sen-ant, J. P. Robinson. Nelson, October 20,1857. ILL be RE OPENED, in a few days, THE MARINE HOTEL, (Late Odd Fellow's Arms), Proprietor WILLIAM AKERSTEN. THE POWEIIFuiT~CART HORSE -1- GOLIAII will stand for the season■ every Saturday at The Trafalgar Hotel, commencing 24th October. The Wakenold Anna, commencing Tuesday, 27th October. ' • * TheFor&st Inn, commencing Tuesday,'3rd.November. And every alternate Tuesday at the two latter places. Fee, £2 10s;; to be paid 6n or before the let January, 1858. Grooinage, 55.; to be paid at service. JOHN SIGGELKOJV. Ranzau, 20th October, 1857. Ex OCEAN QUEEN. AN Assortment of Fancy Doeskins and tweeds And daily expected, per Louis and Miriam— West of England black cloths Black-and grey doeskins Shepherd's plaid tweeds Black corded silks and fancy vestings. E. SNOW, Tailor and Draper,