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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 182, 19 July 1859, Page 2

FOE SYDNEY DIRECT.—The fine fast sailing brig: GERTRUDE, gberlcck, Master. The above vessel will meet with immediate despatch and sail for Sydney on or about SATURDAY, 23rd instant. For freight or passage, apply to ; J. LEVIEN AND CO., Agents, 75 , Bridge-street, Nelson. TP.OB, WAITOHI and WAIRAU.—The *- steamer TASMANIAN MAID will leave Nelson on THIS MOUSING, the l?th instant, for the Wairau via Waitohi, returning to Nelson direct. CURTIS BROTHERS. July 15. 76 ESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on TUESDAY, the 26th July, at One o'clock precisely, in Lots—• First, all that ALLOTMENT of LAND, situated at Richmond, containing Four Acres, more or less, with a DWELLING-HOUSE and STABLE erected thereon, now in the occupation of Sir. Wm, Dale, subdivided in parts to suit purchaseis. Secondly, an ALLOTMENT of LAND at Fox-hill, containing Fifty-two Acres, more or less, being Section No. 160 on the plan of the District of Waimea-south. Thirdly, that valuable ALLOTMENT of LAND, being Section No. 44 on the plan of the District of Opawa, "Wairau, containing 150 Acres, more or less. Also, — All those valuable QUARTER-ACRES in .the rising Town of Waitohi, Nos. 202, 213, 214. These allotments are immediately adjoining the Landing-place, and will be offered very cheaply. For further particulars and plans of the above properties, apply to the Auctioneers,' Terms at sale. 73 _ SALE OF LAND IN QUARTER-ACRE ALLOTMENTS, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF BEAVER, WAIRAU. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. -L^- have been instructed to offer for SALE'by PRIVATE CONTRACT, that valuable SECTION of LAND, No. —, Wairau, the property of \V. Bodge, Esq , divided into Quarter-Acre and larger allotments to suit purchasers. This very desirable property is daily rising in value, and is situated upon the banks of the Opawa River, and immediately adjoining the Landing-place, where all goods for the Wairau Plain and Beaver Town a'-e discharged. The site lias the highest levels in the district, and is entirely above all floods, while through the section passes the trunk-line of road to the Waitohi and Big Bush. Plans and further information can- be obtained at the offices of Messrs. N. Edwards and Co., Trafalgarstreet, Nelson; or from Mr. Budge, on the property at the Wairau. The title is unexceptionable. Nelson, 25th April. 1076 THRESH GOODS, ex GERTRUDE and •■- Steamers. : ■5 tons No. I Company's Pieces j 5 „ No. 2 ditto ditto 40 boxes mould candles (stearine wicks) 20 chests finest Congou Tea 20 half-chests ditto ditto 40 boxes superior high flavored Congou 20 half chests Souchong ,10 cases Salmon and Lobsters, in 1 and 2 lb. tins 2 hhds. Loaf Sugar 1 ditto'fine Leaf Tobacco, for sheepwash Wrapping Papers, assorted Grocers' brown 1 case Flannels, assorted .2 eases Coburgs and Alpacas 1 case Norwich -Crossovers 1 ditto White Shirts, ready dressed 1 ditto Women's White Cotton Hose 1 ditto men's Worsted and Cotton Half-hO3S 1 ditto Military Robes 1 ditto Moleskin Trousers 1 ditto Pilot Jackets 1 ditto Blue Serge Shirts. And a large assortment of Ameiican Stoves, .of all patterns and pricey' : Kidderminster, Brussels, and Hemp Carpets and Hearth Rugs, and Oil Biize Oil Cloths, for Halls and Rooms, all widths Wines and Spirits, in quarter-casks and bottles. J. LEVIEN AND CO., Importers, 93 Bridge-street. . " ' BEST SCREENED A. A. GO'S COALS. A FE W TONS of best Newcastle COALS ■£*- on Sale, in lots to suit consumers. Apply to Captain SHERLOCK, brig Gertrude; ;o,r J. LEVIEN AND CO., SO A»ents. HEAT and BARLEY WANTED, 1500 bushels Wheat, clean, and good sample. 400 bushels Barley. Apply to J. LEVIEN AND CO., 9j Rridge-street. CONGOU TEA. IUST ARRIVED, ex GERTRUDE— '** 20 chests finest Congou Tea 20 half chests ditto 40 boxes ditto ,20 half cliesta Souchong. The above parcels of Tea having just arrived and been transhipped from a clipper vesssel from Canton direct, can be guaranteed by the importers to be equal if not superior to any ENGLISH TEA that has hitherto been imported <ot to arrive. J. LEVIES AND CO., Importers, 92 Bridge-street. SA L T.—Four tons coarse SALT. NASH AND SCAIFE. Nelson, 18th July, 1859. 99 HEAT.—The undersigned are Cash Purchasers of good, sound, clean WHEAT. NASH AND SCAIFE. Nelson, 18th July, 1859. 97 TUST RECEIVED ex CHAR~LES " EDWARD— 2 tons Java rice 4 tons coarse salt 1 ton Java coffee ..;.V.:•',■.-'■-;•• 2 tons best Sydney soap. ! 98 NASH AND SCAIFE. j rro be LET, Two Four-roomed COT- -*- TAGES; also, Two acres of LAKD in Waimearoad, for paddocks. Apply to 83 NASH AND SCAIFE. . ON SALE by the undersigned, ex late arrivals—Tea in half chests , American stoves (with all fittings complete) ! 20,00(1 feet T. and G. American boards I Oilmen's stores Port Cooper cheese (2 tons.) JOHN E. HATS. j Kelson, July 18th, 1859. 96 I DONIES—To arrive per ACASTA from *- Kewciistle, daily expected. 12 PONIES from 11 to. 14 hands high, and beoken. Apply to CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, 19th Ju>y, 1859. 88ON SALE, a quantity of LEMONS. Apply to J.ALLEN, Albion Wharf. 87 STRAYED, from my premises, at Maryb«utft Wajcapuaka, one day last week, a Skewbald M ARE, in foal. A Jry person returning the same , to me will be rewarded for jheir trouble. ». P. SCOTT. ■Jpfyl8,188?, 8e s