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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 103, 15 October 1858, Page 2

AUCTION SALE-OF (SEVERAL MERCHANDISE. aEORGE AIKEN will . SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Sale Room, on SATURDAY FIRST (To-morrow), the 16th instant, at 1 o'clock.— Teas, sugar, soap, pickles, regatta and white - shirts - "' Moleskin trousers, white calicos, prints, woollen and other shawls Blankets, ladies' stays, a few lots of children's hosiery, gloves " Parasols, umbrellas, ribbons, laces, woollen hose Alloa half-hose, ladies' cloth boots, gentlemen's thigh boots Cut tumblers, water-bottles, saltcellars, butter dishes Cups, saucers; basins, glass milk-pans, &c. Also, 1 case choice engravings—various subjects 1 musical box,6 airs, and A few articles of furniture, &c, &c. . -Terms at sale. Nelson, 14th October, 1858. 279 PELORUS AND KAITUNA. 'THE Schooner MARIA ELIZABETH, '-*- Lucas, Master, will sail for the PELORUS and KAITUNA on SATURDAY NEXT, the 16th instant.' For freight or passage apply to Messrs. TREWHELLAR and AUGILBERT, Queen's Wharf; or to ' < . .ALEXANDER OGG. Nelson, October 12.... 2fo TPOR MANILA DIRECT.—The Barque X HARKAWAY, 658 tons Register, James Graham, Commander, will SAIL for the above port on or about the 22nd instant. NICHOLSON AND RIDINGS, 253 Agents. TVOTICE. — The CAPTAIN and -11 AGENTS of the Barque HARKAWAY will NOT be RESPONSIBLE for DEBTS contracted by the above vessel's CREW. NICHOLSON AND RIDINGS, 282 Agents. ALEXANDER OGG, Land Surveyor, -£*••• having arranged with the Provincial Government to lay out the Township at the junction of the Pelorus and Kaituna, and also to survey the available land in the Pelorus district, requests those PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE LAND in that district will LODGE APPLICATIONS for the same at the LAND OFFICE; so that the arrangements for completing the survey may be made as early as, possible. Nelson, 12th October. 271 1 9 ACRES OF -LAND, for SALE, on J- O favorable terms, at Lower Wakefield. Apply to., - - W. J. ROBSON, 269 ;' Wakefield. "POR SALE—The PROPERTY at *- Wakefield, lately occupied, .by Ralph Turner, E»q., consisting of a DWELLING-HOUSE, STOREHOUSES, and suitable OUTBUILDINGS; together with 112 Acres of LAND, partly fern./and partly wooded, of which.about 60 acres are fenced. For particulars of the above property, apply to V ; H. :0. DANIELL. Nelson, October Bth. .- 266 KAITERATERA. • HPO LET upon an. improving lease, 100 x ACRES OF LAND in the above bay, part of which has been in cultivation, yielding 16 tons of potatoes to the acre. The first 5 years rent free, and the remaining term of the lease ss. per acre. Two or three, heifers near calving can be placed at the disposal of the tenant, if desirous of commencing a small dairy. Apply personally br by letter to W. PRATT, Riwaka. | October 11th, 1858. 272 BUILDING SITE WANTED. ' WANTED a PLOT OF LAND in the * * TOWN, not less than 50 feet by 100, as a SITE FOR THE LITERARY INSTITUTION.. A central position is requisite, but it is not necessary that there should be frontage to any of the principal streets. . . ......... '. ■.; TENDERS to be sent in to the Committee on or : before SATURDAY, the 23rd instant. 273 NELSON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION. A GENERAL MEETING of the Mem- -£*- bers of the above Institution will be held in the Reading Rooms, on MONDAY, the Bth November, at 7 o'clock in the evening, to consider the propriety of procuring a larger SITE, ■ and of extending the Institution, and for the transaction of other business relating to the Institution. 7 •- ; | The following RULE will be proposed to be substituted for Rule 2 :— The SUBSCRIPTION shall be TEN SHILLINGS per Annum, to be pajd Half-Yearly in ADVANCE, on the Ist day of JANUARY and the Ist day of JULY. • „■ ■ JNO. PERCY, 280 Hon-. Secretary. SPRING GROVE MECHANICS' INSTITUTION f . AND LIBRARY.. 1 A LECTURE in connection with the .4~V:. above' will be. given by Dr. MONRO, at the BAPTIST CHAPEL, on SATURDAY, the 16tli instant, at 7 o'clock p.m. - • Subject— The.Atmospheke. 257 MR. T. W. DOWNES begs to announce •*-"-*- that he is about forming CLASSES for instruction in PENCIL and, CRAYON DRAWING. j Parties. desirous of joining the same will oblige by communicating with him at Mrs. Etty's, Bridge-street, lon or before the Ist. November next. '*; !' N.B.—Mr. D. has vacancies for two private Pupils. - ■■.-«■ .7 ~ . -,-..• ■..„ ~,,..., ..-. '-246 : i:-:7f- NELSON ;BREWERY. J"" TVTOTICE is hereby given that the PART--1-" NERSHIP heretofore carried on by the undersigned, GEORGE HOOPER, and JOSEPH REID IIODSON, under the firm of Hooper and Dodson, Brewers/and Masters, in the town of• Nelson, New Zealand, was DISSOLVED by mutual consent on the 30th September, as witness our hands. - ■ ■ • ■ GEO; HOOPER, J. R. DODSON. : Witnesses /^ AS- Richabdson, t James Ogilvie. MOTICE is hereby given that the PARTx:* NERSHIP heretofore carried on by GEORGE HOOPER and JOSEPH REID DODSON, Brewers and Malsters, in Nelson, will in future be CARRIED ON by us, the undersigned, under the firm oi GEORGE HOOPER and CO., to whom, and by whom all DEBTS DUE to or OWING by the said firm- of Hooper and Dodson, prior to the Ist day of October last, will be RECEIVED and PAID. As witness.our hands. • ' GEO. HOOPER, ROBERT AITKEN. Witnesses /^.Richardson, (.James Ogilvie. 243 FUNERAL HEARSE. HTHE undersigned has now for HIRE, a f- FUNERAL HEARSE. Attendance will be given either in town or country. Terms, &c, can be known on application.' "WILLIAM SCOTT, l°* Haven-road.'