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Colonist, Issue 20, 29 December 1857, Page 1

y-'^^S^a^iZ G AiN.BE HAD, .at the Stores of the uri---dersigned—" " ■•_ ..*,'. Tar ' Pitch -Resin Varnish ...Fishing-lines • . -; .-, .-.^ Rope—all sizes . ; . Blocks ■ ' . * ' f&c., &c, &c. i ,J..8/ calder, ! Shipwright^ Boat-buQder, andShip Chandler,. •- '" • ' ■*-'" "■ HayenHrpad, Nelsonr ~(^N;#ALE vat -the. Colonist O^e^ .Havei^i FoolSSappaper ,-->--*-* ''^- .y^y.^^ A- "."_?Ditto' assorted ruled "'■'.■' • v.*-.■■.•:.• 7 y '..-..A- '.''" Letter paper—blue, wove arid"cream laid- *> •'; '■ Bankers'post ditto Cream laid note.ditto, y y ... > :-;v - Mercantile post ditto"" .-.-..Z-ic; -- Overland letter ditto ' .", -f ' 0 f ; Printing cards—all sizes - ;: -_-.\,, ,-.; Assorted envelopes Pens—steel -.. • -yAAY^-'- '■ Ditto Elliott's nibs ...-;--"'.: Ditto'ilbata, . ...•; ~.-, b :- ; Ditto "exhibition . ■;-;■£.,__ ■■.■...:'• ■'• Ditto metallic I)itto magnum bonum ■■■■'■■■.;?--r.-.. Carpenter^'pencils >-• r_:.-.- r: - •-: Bankers' books' . "- ■*- -' *'■, Carters'receipt ditto - v; Penney's metallic ditto Demy account.b"ooksrT--various-bindings •* - Foolscap ditto ditto' ditto 'X ( :. ' : ;1 ,. t "• Copy books—-"-post • ■*----r.-f. y^C- ' Ditto ditto foolscap Blotting paper.. „, - ■.. Also the following Worked— f The Lamplighter : ■ y.~.:.. A People's Journal' - .- . -.j; --V-" *.- Byron's Poetical Works ' X.m Y The Austrian Colonies _• .-*-..■..,•- ..■..-■..". Public Debate.ori Christian Baptism .-.-',■ ■,-. Universalism against itself.ff.-. ... •_. y.. ,.-,. .-.' y^WM anir W^%^^i'y;.. TO RE SDLD,: OR fLET:: H f ; . 'TO BE SOLD, on moderate. tertoV . J- partly cash and partly credit, or let ;f6l?a term of years, a desirable property, with fine sea frontage and sufficient fencing and firing. It is well adapted" to Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs; has an extensiv^ "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 propertyincludes more than 200 acres, and is capable of \gi*eat improvement, being one of the best situationSf in the Settlement for an active family. ":v Vi ~'... For further particulars, apply, to Mi*. W.-Wilkie; Nelson, or the Publisher of this' Paper. _ . Waimea VVest, November"3Cth,':lßs7.f.. : MOTUfcKA. f . -:' AyX" TpOR SALE,, a :JSpus.e si^eats; -?f- to run) conuinuig fpur robmsraridxitctbuildingsy five Acres of land, tWosnd;a--halfm;w^*tf half '-aa .aerein: ipeas,ii»d twx icresJiiiiLpiyii in. gritsßfsiid garden produce. Apply to C. LUCAS, Trafalgar-street, or JOHN LAKE, on the premises. Terms, liberal. PROPERTY IN T HE WAIRAU FOR SALE. TO be sold by Private Contract, the ~ Premises in the possession of Mi*. William Allinson, the owner, situate in the Wairau Plain, consisting of a dwelling-house, stockyard, garden, and about 150 acres of excellent land, 21 whereof are fenced in and broken up, and part of them is under crop. Part of the purchase may remain on mortgage, if desired. - - ... . Apply to the owner, or MR. JOHN .STAMPER, Solicitor yNelson.. TO BE LET,,with imirtediate: possession,'.. the Premises late in the occupation of Mr. Stafford, comprising a, commodious dwelling-house, containing dining and drawing rooms, kitchen, scullery, and seven bed and dressing rooms, linen and store closets, &c. - Also, stabling for five horses, harnessroom and gig-house, with servant's room and hayloft above. ' "... ._. .-._ .. . .-. ; A good paddock adjoins the above premises, which are situated in a large ericFoaure, surrounded'-with a quick-hedge. f -...,_. For further particulars apply to Mr; Symons, at his 6tore ih Bridge-street, Nelson. A TOWN FREEHOLD HOMESTEAD -^- for £3 3s. cash, and £7 7s. in bills at ten per cent. Apply to Mr. R. BURN, Tinsmith. BROOK STREET VALLEY. O.LENCOE GARDENS andyMeadow Land attached, containing in all about !l ; . acres, i to be sold by Private Contract, in one lot or divided to suit purchasers. It is well adapted for Public Pleasure Gardens, being thickly planted with Fruit and Ornamental Trees; or for Private Residences, as ifreoiitains firie sites for buildings.' - Apply to Mr. EDWARDS, Trafalgar-street, or to the.pwner on the premises: . ~.'.. XX : . Siile Ixj y -J OYES! O YES! O YES! !- | (Ding-dong-—ding-dong—ding-dong!) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to whom it may concern, that unless Sir. Wsi.,W. NroHOLSok, of the Ski* and Garter Inn, Richmond, shall in the mean time be paid his lawful claim, in- . curred, during upwards of 12. months last, for the stabling arid keeping' Of a chesnut-colbured six year . old entire horse, (Prince Williami—• from Sydney,) the same Avill be by me peremptorily sold in public auction to the . highest bidder,. at. my warehouse, in Bridge-street, on Saturday thp 2nd of January next at one o'clock precisely, and the balance of the proceeds thereof (beyond the claim and expenses") will- be' deposited in safe custody for the use, of the owner. God save the Queen.. . ALEXANDER AIKEN, Auctioneer. Nelson, 24th. December, 1857. NOTICE. A NY.PERSON fbiind hunting or destroy^•*y~ ing pigs,' driving sheep, &c; ori Mr. Ebah's -pi'Qpefty, Waimea'. West,, or on the estate of- Mr. Rogersori, including.sections.2o, 21, 22, 28, 24,25,26, arid 1'67,, or injuring the. fencing, of removing fife. wood, or1 other materials' from the said estates; will be prosecuted without fail. : '. Wesdale, Waimea West, ' December 2nd, 1857. MASONIC HALL. RENDERS required for 30,000 feet of •**-, .timber, in j the following proportions, viz.*—* Scantling 18,000 feet,, boards, 13,000. : .Specifications may be se'ehat'the office of Mr. BURY*-Architect, Trafalgar-street. : / '. r Tenders.to be sent to-the Secretary oh of: before: Saturday, th'e 2nd January, 1858. JOHN PERCY, Secretary.