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Colonist, Issue 19, 25 December 1857, Page 1

TEST RECEIVED PER DUCHESS ** OF LEINSTER, and now landing— . Crushed loaf sugar 37 chests and halt-chests congou and souchong tea I'ton currants 5 bales three-bushel sacks 1 do brown calico 1 case cloth caps 2 ditto sardines 2 ditto patent rice starch (Jones') « 35 cwt. white lead .t _ 90 drums paint oil and turpentine 5 crateß earthenware 50 casks pale ale and porter (quarts and pints.) W. AVILKIE, . ■ • - ■ - Bridge-street. ON SALE at Victoria House, 290 very euperior English Hams, at Is. 6d. per pound. > t\ v-• -' -- *' - N. T LOCKHAXiT.. Nelson, 12th November, 1857. _ ** \ T H. GOODMAN '^- -^*- Union damask in scarlet, sky, crimson, green, and drab Oil baize table covers—various Boys' belts Stiff foundation nett Crochet netts Harness bordered books Paris wove stays—cheap y London made ditto—white and drab Edged blonds A Satin wire piping Crochet cotton (boar's head) Paris hats " ' y Gents' dressing, cases and writing desks Brushes and combs of eveiy description r)N SALE at the Colonist Office, Havenroad, the following:— Foolscap paperDitto assorted ruled v. ~ , Letter paper—blue, wove and cream laid "'*'. Barkers' post ditto . Cream laid note ditto Mercantre post ditto Overland letter ditto Printing cards—all. sizes Assorted envelopes Pens—steel •: *'. . ' : Ditto Elliott's niba | ;■■":; Ditto albata . Ditto exhibition i■(. Ditto metallic | Ditto magnum bonum Carpenters' pencils Bankers' books Carters' receipt ditto . ' Penriey's metallic ditto Demy account books—various bindings Foolscap ditto ditto ditto Copy books—post Ditto ditto foolscap Blotting paper. Also the following Works— The Lamplighter People's Journal Byron's Poetical Works | The.Australian Colonies | Public Debate on Christian Baptism Universalis.!, against itself. j»^ M——p——■_—__— y]§mt Mfrf/fe TO BE SOLD, OR LET. "TO BE SOLD, on moderate- terms,. -**- partly cash and partly credit, or let for a termof years, a desirable property,, with fine sea frontage and sufficient fencing and firing. It is well adapted to Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs; has an extensive "turn out;" is in a retired yet convenient part of Waimea. West; has a neat and commodious Dwelling, and about 10 acres in partial cultivation. The property includes more than 200 acres, and is capable of great improvement, being one of the best situations in the Settlement for an active family, For further particulars apply to Mr, W. Wilkie, Nelson, or the Publisher of this Paper. Waimea West, November 3^th, 1857. ....'-... ff MOTUEKA.', X^OR SALE, a House (having six years •*- to ran) containing four rooms and outbuildings, with five acres 'of'land', two snd a'half in wheat,:half an acre in peas, and two acres laid down in grass and garden produce, ' Apply to -C. LUCAS, Trafalgar-street, or-JOHN LAKE, on the premises. Terms, liberal; ;: . AORERE. GOLDFiELDS.—FOR SALE. To Agriculturists, Sawyers, Splitters, Brickmakers, Diggers, and Others. THE Undersigned has for Sale, within two" miles ofthe Town of Collingwood, sections No. 22, No. 2 of block 1, and portions of sections No's. 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 r 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 ■ tlie River'Rua Taniwha "(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, arid to the rising Township of CoUingwood; presents a most favorable opportunity to gpld diggers to invest their money in property that must rise in value. .By the outlay of a, few pounds, they can obtain a freehold property, and secure for themselves remunerative employment, wh'ep the weather will not permit them to work tlieir 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 arid 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, ahd occasionally with Wellington and Wairau. • ■■'.-.-'•■ • . Plans'of the allotments, can be seen at''-Mr.' Gibbs' the Wharf, Collingwood; at the Trafalgar and Masonic Hotels, Nelson. • All other particulars may be obtained from ' :f""'".'-'. MR. B.O.HODGSON, Nelson. . T^O BE LET, with immediate possession, -1- the Premises late in the occupation of Mr. Staf- j ford, comprising a commodious dwelling-house, containing dining and drawing rooms, kitchen, scullery, tnd seven bed and dressing rooms, linen and store closets, &c. _ Also, stabling for five horses, harnessrooaa and gig-house, with servant's room and hayloft above; .... ' , A good paddock adjoins the above premises, which are situated in a large enclosure, surrounded with a quick-hedge. *••■'. . . For further particulars apply to. Mr. Symons, at his store in Bridge-street, Nelson. yf ... f. . T>ERSONS desiring to become Subscribers. -* to thef COLONIST, will pleaee forwaid their names and addresses to our Agents in town and country,* or to'the Proprietor, W. Natiojt, Haven-road.* '