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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 193, 26 August 1859, Page 1

-»-•-* •'.-■-■ T i- ' — ' ' n■ ■ ■ ■■■ — ■ '■*-'- • • ' ■ I , —— FIRST WOOL SHIP for LONDON Direct. ~The fine barque and well-known trader • CRESSWELIi, 600 tons burden, W. C. Barnett, Com- . mander, expected to arrive in* all next month, will " load "WOOL and other Produce at the Wairau and •Wellington, and meet with quick despatch, having a considerable portion of her cargo engaged. . * This vessel will be found an excellent opportunity for intending shippers, who will be able to place clips in the English market at the earliest sales. She'Jpi* excellent accomodation for Chief and 8e- • tsond Cabin Passengers. For further particulars, apply to * * -' r NASH AND SOAIFB. Nelson, 20th August,:lßs9. ": NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION. jgjftg* THETAPDLE STEAMER JmfmWL -1- TASMANIAN MAID, Q tons bur(ielJ* T* Whitwell,, comwill leave (weather permitting) Kelson, on Monday, 29tb .. It a.m. Jfptueka, onsame day .. .. .. 1 p.m * Collingwood on Tuesday, 30th .. .. 8 a.m. Motueka on same day .. .« ... 2p.m. Nelson,on Wednesday, 31st .. ■ .... 3 p.m. Peloruer, on Thursday, September Ist .*■ .• .8 a.m. Waitohi, on same day ~ .. .. 4 p.m. Wairau, on Saturday, 3rd .., .. . „ 9 a.m. Nelson, on Tuesday, 6th .. .. .. 11a.m. ' Motueka, on same day'; ..' "■'*.' •.. Ip.m. * Collingwood, on Wednesday, 7fch ~ 8 a.m. Motueka on same day s .. .... 1 p.m. ' *As .the tide.".at CpffingwoiodHyifliiot suit for the | steamer'to^ente^the halr^,*Bo cargo exceptin|; live i stock will be taken on thla-trip/ > ! As ; the times stated for the steamer ; to leave the Wairau refer to the times Bhe will leave the RiverMouth, passengers getting on board at the Big Bush Will have to do soabout two hours before those times. Until further notice, the steamer will call off Motupipi, or Waitapu, either in going to or returning from ' Collingwood each trip. Shippers of cargo for the Waitohi, Wairau, and Wellington are requested to have'their goods on the AlMpn Wharf ready for shipment on the Saturday previous, when the steamer is advertised to sail on a ' Monday morning; and, for the future, cargo for all places, to ensure its being shipped, must be at the Wharf one hour previous to the advertised time of tailing. BATES OF PASSAGE. . . Chief Cabin. Fore Cabin. Nelson to M0tueka;.........j£0 '6 0 £0 6 0 Kelson to Massacre Bay. 1.5 0 015 0 Motueka to Massacre Bay .... 110 0,13 0 Nelson to Waitohi and Wairau 2 10 0 1 10 0 Nelson to Wellington .3 0 0 2 0 0 Children under. 10 years pf age, half fares. Consignees by the Tasmanian Maid are requested to take notice that while* every care will be taken to protect their interests, cargo will at all times be landed at their risk; and that the Association will not be responsible for any loss or damage which may occur to cargo after it has gone over the ship's side. Refreshments will be provided ori board at moderate rates. ; Fares to be paid during the passage to the Captain pn-board, who will give-a, ticket, which must be delivered up on leaving. ; Shippers are requested to send their goods the day previous to date of sailing to the Napier Wharf, where :they will be stored, free of charge. Freights must be paid in Nelson, before shipment, to Mr. HUTCHISON, at the Wharf, or to 89 CURTIS BROTHERS. CARGO FOR COLLINGWOOD. -HpHE N. C. S. ASSOCIATION having -*- received permission from the Commissioner of :Customsto LAND CARGO at COLLINGWOOD at any hour as hitherto, the TASMANIAN MAID will, from the present date. TAKE CARGO to that port -at the following rates:— One ton and upwards-at 15s. per ton. Less than one ton .. at 255. „ ~ "Parcels , at ss. each. CURTIS BROTHERS. April 4th, 18-59. 1010 WOOL FROM THE WAIRAU. TASMANIAN MAID will, during 1 ensuing season, TAKE WOOL from the BOULDER BANK, WAIRAU to NELSON or WELLINGTON, at a HALFPENNY per pound, and to PORT 'UNDERWOOD at Seven Shillings per bale. ■CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, November 10th, 1858. 382 MESSRS. ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN, * aM CO.'S PACKERS between LONDON and -NEW ZEAL AND.—The following first-class Ships f{with others) are intended to be despatched to both '"Southern and Northern Ports, as regular traders, viz. :-— Tons. •Joseph Fletcher . . . J. Pook . .1100 'Chapman . .'..-.. . R. Harland . 1200 Maori. , . . n . G. Petherbridge. 1000 Myrtle -. . . . 3. G.Mofdue . 1000 Mariner . . . . C. E. Frazer. . 1000 *Cashmere . . . . G: Pearson . 1000 Egmont -.-... S. C. Gibson . 1100 ;Cresswell . . . . W. C. Barnett ..' 800 -Sir Edward Paget . , T. Wycherley . 900 Euphetftus . -.. . ". .J.Howard . 1000 John Masterman. .. . John M'Buvie . 1000 Clontarf -. . . .T.Allen. .1500 'Caduceus -. -, -. . G. Cass . .1500: Zealandia .. -. -. . :J. Foster . -. 1200 The undersigned, agents for the above splendid line of vessels; are authorised to arrange with'settlers here or at Now Plymouth, who may be desirous of bringing, their friends in Great Britain out to this c6lony,- and are prepared eitherto:pay the passage-money ■at once to them,- or give satisfactory'security for its "payment-on aixival of the vesseL Further particulars on application to NASH AND SCAIFB» 1117 Nelson and New Plymouth. WOOL. undersigned are CASH PUR- -*- . CHASERS ot WOOL; and. are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES against Clips of the ensuing season, on Consignment to their Correspondents:—- -' " ■ Messrs. A. Willis, Gann, and Co., London; Messrs. Robt. H. Wilson and Co., Liverpool; Messrs. Willis,'Merry, and Co., Sydney > Messrs. Smith, Merry, and Co., Melbourne. NASH AND SCAIFE. Nelson, May 26th, 1859. 1190 - THE NELSON SMITHY. Adjoining tho " Northumberland Arms," Haven-road. A T the request of the Marine portion of =*•■*• the community, the proprietor of the above establishment has OPENED a SMITH'S SHOP, and takes this opportunity of announcing his intention of executing all orders" with PUNCTUALITY and ECONOMY, and of BEST WORKMANSHIP, and for which his experience in Nelson as an engineering ' smith will be a sufficient guarantee. Engine, Ship, General, Town and Country Work, and. repairs of all kinds executed on the shonest possible notice. The charges aro moderate. JOHN NORTON, Haven-road, .' 1261 Nelson, WAIMEA-STREET.—Mrs. PALMER *T is willing to receive a few j'oung Ladies as BOARDERS, whom she would instruct with the strictest care in eveiy branch of sound English Edu- ,-. cation. ..-*.' TERMS :—£lo a quarter* Music, Dwving, and French,' each A guinea extra. ' • '139'