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Colonist, Issue 13, 4 December 1857, Page 1

LEATHER. LEATHER. nnO SHOEMAKERS.—On Sale, 70 hides •■*- excellent Kip, Cordovan, and Grain Bellies. Boot and Shoemaker's Leather and Grindery Mart. Hardy-street. B. JACKSON. BOOTS. BOOTS. "lUST OPENED 1 CaseDavies and Son's hest Wellingtons. Boot and Shoe Mart, Hardy-street. B. JACKSON. JUST OPENED—36, 38, 40, and 50 inch window hollands Glazed and rough brown ditto 54 and 62 inch table linens Worsted linen table covers White and black moreens 6-4, 7-4, and 8-4 corded petticoats, white and ' black Brown and \vhite linen drills Boys' neckerchiefs Cotton, Lisle, silk, and kid gloves, all sizes White German fringes and dimity Toilette covers and white counterpanes Turkey twills and super scarlet coburgs 88 inch mixed alpacas, best qualities 150 patterns in ribbons Fast lilac and chintz prints Drawn and stamped embroidery patterns Welch knitt half hose Lambs' wool hose - lien's cotton pantaloons Merino vests Balzarincs, acrophanes, and baregea Black and colored sewing silks Black braids, stay busks, &c, &c, H. J. GOODMAN, Bridge-street. WAKHFIELD ' WINE AND SPIRIT ' STORE. "PROMTHE Ist OF DECEMBER you -°- may purchase The very best brandy at ss. 6d. pe" bottle. Ditto ditto gin at ss. per bottle. Ditto ditto port at 4s. 6d. per bottle. Ditto ditto sherry 4s. 4d. per bottle. Ditto ditto champagne at 6s. per bottle. Also, the fine old English ales at the usual cheap terms—4s. per gallon, and Is. 4d. per bottle. For Cash only. W. F. MAIBEN. Lower Wakefield, November 28th, 1857. LAUNDERS' FLOUR, Sharps, and Bran, at I. M. HILL'S. ON SALE by the undersigned—• DRAPERY. Ladies and Gentlemen's boots and shoes Worsted and cotton cord and moleskin trousers Summer coats Elastic and cotton braces Men's and boy's shirts and collars Frock cloth coats and trousers Watertight boots Diggers' boots made to order. GROCERIES. Teas and sugars Currants and raisins And a variety of other merchandise. CHARLES LUCAS, Manchestei house, Trafalgar-street. NOW IS THE VERY DAY, and now is the identical hour, For Furnishing — Flax mattresses of all sizes and dimensions, carpeting, druggeting, hearthrugs, &c , &c. For Apparel—A capital and choice assortment of gentlemen's clothing, consisting of shepherd's plaid and fancy tweed vests and trousers. For Groceries—Teas, sugars—not to be surpassed in quality and prices. And last but not least, For Building purposes— White pine, Totara and Rirau boards, planks, and scantlings, of all lengths. — Shingles, palings, posts and rails, &c. Address— JAMES PHILLIPS, Alma house, Trafalgar-street. JUST RECEIVED— Ladies' cashmere boots, military heels ~ Kid-top „ ~ „ Gentlemen's dress boots, patent leather Ladies' kid and bronze slippers Mens' best bluchers. B. JACKSON, Boot and Shoe Mart, Hardy-ctreet. ON SALE at Victoria House, 290 very superior English Hams, at Is. 6d. per pound. N. T LOCKHART.. Nelson, 12th Nevember, 1857. ' . nPO ARRIVE,per "Duchessof Leinster," -*- one case Stereoscopes, with Prism, Diagrams, and Views complete. N. T. LOCKHART. Nelson, November 12,1857. Wmu mtir Jmtir Itaprfc. JO-' — f^ AORERE GOLDPIELDS.—FOR SALE. To Agriculturists, Sawyers,. Splitters, Brickmakers, Diggers, and Others. THE Undersigned has for Sale, within two miles of the Town of Collingwood, sections No. 22, No. 2 of block 1, and portions of sections Nos. 24, 25, and 99,—in all about 500 Acres of Land, 100 of which are covered with fern and flax, and^the other bush. Competent judges have declared the red and white pine bush to be as fine as any in the Nelson Province. Cedar and Totara are also met with. The subsoil of the open land is considered well adapted for making bricks. This compact block of land, from its extent of frontage to the River Aorere on the one side, and to the River Rua Taniwlu (navigable for coasters) and tidal creeks on the other, offering the most economical mode of conveyance for produce to all parts; from its proximity to the Plumbago and Coal fields at Pakawau, and to the rising Township of Colliugwood, presents a most favorable opportunity to gold diggers to invest their money in property that must risa in value. By the outlay of a few pounds, they can obtain a freehold property, and secure for themselves remunerative employment, when the weather will not permit them to work their claims. The block is divided into sections of ten acres and upwards; the terms are liberal; and every facility is offered to persons of moderate means to purchase a piece of really good land in one of the most valuable districts in New Zealand. A few acres are ploughed and partially fenced, there is a small orchard well stocked, and about six acres of bush cut down and ready to burn for garden ground. . Some fifteen head of cows and heifers, are running on the land, in charge of the proprietor of an adjoining section, which intending purchasers can buy, if so disposed. There is steam communication with Nelson two or three times weekly, and occasionally with Wellington and Wairau. Plans of the allotments can be seen at Mr. Gibbs' the Wharf, Collingwood; at the Trafalgar andMasonic Hotels, Nelson. '...., All other particulars may be obtained from MR. B. O. HODGSON, Nelson.