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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 226, 20 December 1859, Page 2

STEAM TO COLLINGWOOD DIRECT: THE steamer EMU will leave Nelson for Collingwood direct, THIS DAY, TUESDAY, December 20th, at eight o'clock in the mofninjr, returning from Collingwood on WEDNESDAY, December the 21st, at Eight o'clock in the morning. ' . .. -. JOHN. R. HAYS, Agent. December 16. ' , 745 FOR THE WAIRAU.—The !regular trader AUSTRADIAN MAID,. Hooper, master, will sail for Beaverton, Wairau, TO-MORROW (Wednesday); For freight or passage, apply to JOHN* SrMONS AND CO. Nelson, 20th December. 753 TfOR LYTTELTON DIRECT—The fa- -* vorite brig/LOUIS AND MIRIAM, Vanderwood, master, will sail as above on Wednesday (TO-MOR--11OW), the 21st instant. . For freight or passage, apply to - NATH. EDWARD 3 AND CO., 754 _^____ Agents. STEAM TO. MOTUEKA. THE steamer EMU will leave Nelson and Motueka during the ensuing week, as j follows— Nelson, on Thursday, December 22, at 8, a.m. Motueka, on Thursday, „ at 10. 30, a.m. ..;, JOHN R. HAYS, Agent. December 16. -, ■ 744 AIRAU.—The TASMANIAN MAID'S first trip to the Wairau, after Christmas Day, j will be to leave '". " ; . . ! Nelson, on Tuesday, 27th December, at 3, p.m. •, j Wairau, on Thursday, 29th ~ 7, „" .. „ CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, December 16. X ' '^ THE AUCTION SALE advertised to take place at RIWAKA on the 12th of this month, was through unforeseen circumstances, unavoidably POSTPONED, but will positively be held on FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, at Two, p.m. GEORGE AIKEN, Auctioneer. Nelson, 16th December, 1859. . . . 740 SALE BY AUCTION OF FAT CATTLE, HORSES, Ice., &C, AT RICHMOND. f^EORGE AIKEN is instructed to" sell by public auction in the Richmond Cattle Fair Ground, on TUESDAY,, the 27th current, commencing' at One o'clock, p.m., viz:— _ 20 Fat Steers, fit either for the Butcher, or to be broken in as working Bullocks: A number of quiet Cows, Heifers, Steers, and Calves Several Horses and Mares of a very useful description &c, &c,. &c Terms liberal. ' Nelson, 19th December, 1859. - <52 IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT, NELSON". Mary Langev. Christopher Lange. BY VIRTUE of a DISTRESS WARRANT Issued by the Resident Magistrate in this case, Mr. GEORGE AIKEN will sell by public auction, on Wednesday (TO-MORROW), the 21st instant, at One o'clock, p.m., without reserve, at the "Waimea Inn, Waimea West, Two very excellent "WORKING BULLOCKS, Bows, and Yokes, the property of the above named defendant. r J ALFRED HELPS, Bailiff. Nelson, Monday, 20th December, 1859. 748 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, NELSON. Benjamin Oliver Hodgson v. George Frederick Bush. T)Y VIRTUE of a WARRANT of#■/«.,: -*-* issued by the Judge of the District Court in this suit Mr. GEORGE AIKEN will sell bypublie auction on THURSDAY; the 22nd instant, at One o'clock, p.m., without reserve, at the Waimea Inn, Waimea West, the well-known splendid ENTIRE HORSE Black Draught, and also some well bred Cart stock, the property of the above named deALFRED HELPS, Bailiff. Nelson, Monday, 20th December, 1859. 749 J?X LOUIS AND MIRIAM, and ON -^ SALE at CANTON HOUSE, " ' 180 mats Company's pieces, sugar 40 „ Crystals, „ . gross wood screw taps 2 cases of sardines , ' 1 ton Manilla rope' . 2 cases Salmon 1 case saloon matches 6 cases American axes 4 chests best congou tea 4 half-chests ditto 30 bags fine fiour, Adelaide - 52 boxes sperm candles . ; 2 carrateels currants 2 cases salad oil 2 cases red herringß 1 ton colonial soap 10 barrels bottled English ale 10 „ „ „ stout. SO drums figs. 10 cases pudding raisins 10 ditto muscatels 1 pocket hops, &c, &c, &c. 4 crates preserving jars. . .•.•■• I . A . LANGP 0R D , FAMILY GBOCER, Bridge, and Trafalgar Streets. December 20. 738 QPLENDID FftESH TEAS. GOLDEN TEA-POT, Late Stmons'Stork, Next door to Trafalgar Hotel, BRIDGE-STREET. J. S. HOLLIS has JUST RECEIVED from London and Sydney direct, a fresh lot of Splendid Teas, consisting of— Superior Congou ■. . Very finest pearl leaf Gunpowder First .quality scented Orange Pekoe, and Hyson J. S. HOLLIS can confidently recommend these Teas to the..public of Nelson,-as-i'eally something.ex- ■ traordinary, as there has not been any really first class Teas in the market lately. These Teas need only one trial to insure the approbation of customers. ....••■, J. S. H. Ims also first class GROCERIES :— | Currants • Raisins ■ . • ;«V."- " • ■'■ Mustards ■ --•■-- Bottled Fruit . , Jams . '..'.' Muscatels " ' Jordan Almonda V Starch and Blue ' Pickles ' : Cheese ' ■ Hams and Bacon. All of the very choicest qualities. He sells cheap for cash, and is prepared to supply. Families with the best Groceries at the lowest market rates. ■'■■■■■■' ' SIGN OF THE.GOLDEN TEA-POT/ Next door to the Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street. " ■ " JiS. HOLLIS. Wanted to Purehase—FßESH EGGS—¥or Cash. . . ; 758 "*""" HKADACHE STOPPED US ONE MINUTE. IF you want your Headache cured go to WEST'S Hair-dr'essingr Saloon and be SHAM-1 2?OOD, and have the dandruff removed from #c laead . ■ ■' ••■• -757 C W, CLARK, Tent, TarpaulinTand '^# Rick-Cloth Maker. ; ' ■' Orders left -with Mr. W. WII^IE, Bridgcstreet, ■^itt meel^ wth prbmpt;:a,tteittti6n, -; :'; 76,0