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Colonist, Issue 99, 1 October 1858, Page 1

LAP.GE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF CATTLE. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. ItX w iU SELL by AUCTION, on the premises of Mr. Kite,-Richmond, and by instructions from Wm. Adams, Esq., Wairau, on FRIDAY, the 15th October, at One o'clock precisely— FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE, comprising about,4o Cows and Heifers, and 10 Steers. These Cattle are perfectly quiet, nearly the whole of them having been hand-reared; and they will be in prime condition. On view the day previous to the sale. Some of the Cows will, be,>in.milk; and nearly all, both Heifers and Cows, in calf. Terms liberal, at sale. September 17,1858. 169 _£"•£>' —" ""* n REAT REDUCTION in the PRICE vX of BOOTS and SHOES, at TURRELL'S, Trafalgar-street :— , Men's Stout Calf Wellingtons.; 205., per pair. „ Ditto Short ditto .. 17s. 6d. „ „ Strong Bluchers .. .. lis. „ „ Strong nailed Watertights 17s. „ „ Shooting Boots, bradded 18s. ~ „ Boys' Front Lace nailed Boots.. 10s. ~ „ Stout Bluchers .... .. 9s. .' „ „ Strong Leather Boots ... 7s. 6d. ~ Women's Cloth. Golpshed Boots 10s. „ „ Cashmere Channel ditto Bs. 6d. „ „ Elastic Cashmere ditto .. Bs. 6d. „ „ House Boots .. .. 6s 6d. „ „ Patent Shoes .; .. 4s. 6d. „ Girls' Strong Leather Boots ... 6s. „ „ Cloth Boots .. ..... ss. 6d. ; „ ; Every description of Ladies', Gentlemon's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES equally low in-piice,, , THOS. TURRELL, ,' Trafalgar-street. XfOR STRONG and CHEAP BOOTS J- and SHOES go to TURRELL'S, Trafalgars-treet. TUST OPENED, a GENERAL AS- " SORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for the present season. ' THOS. TURRELL. Trafalgar-street. SOILED GOODS. A SMALL QUANTITY of SOILED -t*- BOOTS and SLIPPERS will be sold very cheap. THOS. TURRELL. > Trafalgar-street -AT MR. BAKER'S General Store, ■•£*- Trafalgar-street, NelsonLadies' boimets and mantles Ditto gauntlets and polkas i- Ditto robes and dresses Ditto head-dresses and flowers Children's dresses and Victorines Infants' robes, hoods, and dresses •Ditto b00t.,-hatsHkc. •-*'■'-•"' ■ ' * Scotch and English.blankets Ditto fancy plaids. Ladies' and gentlemen's white, colored,' and black French kid gloves. arrived,^ about 1^ tons of Scotch oatmeal and pearl-barley, in excellent condition. ON SALE at the Stores of the Undersigned-^ WINES, SPIRITS, &c, (gextjine AS imported), In any quantity not less than 2 gallons. Fine old Jamaica rum, 30 over proof Martell's brown brandy Hennessey's ditto Booth's old torn, in dozen cases Geneva, J.D.K.Z., in 2 and 4 gallons' Pale and, dark sherry Port wine arid Scotch whiskey M arzetti's bottled ale and porter. JOHN SYMONS, Bridge-street, and Gibbs'Flat; Collingwood. j HUJSTLEY AND PALMER'S BISCUITS. j TUST RECEIVED, a consignment of "HUNTLEY and PALMER'S CELEBRATED READING BISCUITS, in tins of various sizes; consisting of .Cracknels, Almond Drops,. Mixed, Ginger Drops, Fancy Machine's, Plain Arrowroot, Abernethy, Captains, Lunch, and Ginger Nuts. On.SALE at SYMONS'S STORE. THE UNDERSIGNED is a CASH X BUYER of BACON, SALT BUTTER, and POTATOES. JOHN, SYMONS, Bridge-street. SPERM OIL in any quantities, on sale at SYMONS'S, Store, Bridge;street. ' SUED POTATOES—BROWN RIVERS! THE Undersigned has just received a = large -. ma\l splendid; lot of" BROWN RIVER ; SEED POTATOES, which he- is prepared-; to ; sell at | EIGHT SHILLINGS per 112.1b5. ! W. HOUGH, Bridge-street, Nelson. IN THE ESTATE OF J. F. M'GLASHEN. 1 A SECOND DIVIDEND of THREE ■"• SHILLINGS in the POUND in the above estate will be PAYABLE at the office of Messrs^ CURTIS BROTHERS, between the hours of Ten and Four on SATURDAY NEXT, the 2nd of October, 1 and the Two Following Saturdays between the same hours. HERBERT EVELYN CURTIS, Trustee to the Estate of J. F. M'Glashen. Nelson, September 27th, 1858. N.B.—Creditors are requested to produce all Bills or other securities they hold. 205 1 NELSON WORKING MAN'S SHEEP ASSOCIATION. IN accordance with the Deed of Settlement, the whole of the PROPERTY of this Association is now OFFERED FOR SALE, until the 15th October next, viz., 2900 sheep, of all ages 1624 acres of freehold land at the Lake Run The goodwill of the run; the homestead thereon, in good condition The shearing station in Wai-iti Valley, comprising 55 acres. All applications. to be in writing, and to be addressed to the SECRETARY, from whom further particulars can be obtained. By order of the Directors,. C. SEWELL, ' Secretary. July 30,1856,