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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 294, 14 August 1860, Page 1

SALE AT APPLEBY OP FARMING STOCK IMPLEMENTS, ETC.,' ANDi ESTATE. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND GO. -1-"-*- have received instructions from the Messrs William and Henry Harris, to sell by public auction on the premises, on THURSDAY, .the 16th August, commencing at One o'clock precisely— First, ■■■■'■■ All'that valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at Appleby, numbered 200 and 201, on the plan of Waimea East—containing about ■ ■ ■' eighty acres, well fenced in and subdivided into paddocks, chiefly laid down in grass, well watered, and upon the whole, comprising a nio^t desirable property. On the ■■*; premises is a substantial and well-arranged Homestead, consisting of Dwelling-house, Stables, and Out-buildings, &c, and this Property; is offered pri eale at, a cheap rate upon most liberal terms. Also, at the same time will be sold, without reserve, HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consisting of—" ........ Mahogany Couch Chairs, Do., round Table ' Cheffioneer, Bedsteads, Pictures Glass,. Crockery, and Household Furniture 1 set Howard and Bedford's Harrov-'s IY.F.L. Plough 1 Bullock Dray: ' 1 set Swingle Trees |J,iv ; : 2 pairs Bullocks, YokSs'anct; Bows complete : ,1 tb.ree-year-old Mare, quiet to ride and drive ■ 1 Mare, 4 years old, quiet to ride Pigs of all ages, and of superior breed Cart and Saddle Harness, complete and nearly new •- &c, &c, &c. Terms at sale. Lunch provided for Ono j'clock, Nelson, Ist August, 1860. , ,861 . . iflfcnmmtt. fjfatm TO CARPENTERS. Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, 3rd August, 1860. "TENDERS will- bereceived at this Office -*- until MONDAY, the 20th instant, for various WORKS connected with the NELSON GAOL. Specifications may be seen at this office. * ALFRED GREENFIELD, 866 ' Chief Clerk. .; IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW'ZEALAND. In Re Samuel Harris, deceased, intestate, In Re Charles Boxilton, deceased, PURSUANT to. the rule of this honorable -t Court, the CREDITORS of the above-named deceased are requested to come in and PROVE their DEBTS before me on or before the 30th day of October next, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from all benefits arising from the respective estates of the deceased. JOHN SHARP, : ■ ■•• Registrar. Nelsou, 23rd July. , . . 830 NOTICE. ~ • WHEREAS by a DEED of GRANT :* * under the Seal of the Colony of New Zealand, and tested at Auckland the sth day of January, in the year 1855, all that piece of LAND situate in the Citjof Nelson, in the said colony, containing one acre, more or less, bounded on the north by Washingtonroad, on the east by land granted to Daniel Dixon, and OD. the south and west by land granted to Joh'r. Burns, was granted to James Watkins, Samuel Ironside, John Aldred, William Hough, Adam Jackson, John Riley, and Richard Wallis, and the survivor ot them and'the heirs and assigns of such survivor, in trust to permit the saidXand and all Buildings thereon erected or to be erected to be .for ever appropriated to the use of the Schoolmaster for the time being-at-tached to the school belonging to the people called Methodists, in the connexion established by the late Reverend John Wesley. Now notice is hereby given that at the next meeting of the General Assembly for the said Colony of New Zealand, a petition will be presented on behalf of such of the said Trustees as are qualified, for leave to introduce a special Bill to empower the said Trustees to sell and dispose of the said piece of Land, with all the Buildings thereon, and to provide for the investment of the proceeds of sale in the purchase of other Land in. the said City of Nelson, and the erection thereon of - a Ministers dwelling house and school house, to bo vested in Trustees for the use of the said people called Methodists, in the connexion aforesaid, in the said City of Nelson, Dated this Eighteenth day of May, in the year ot our Lord 1860. ■■.'.. DONALD SINCLAIR, 570 Solicitor for the said Trustees. ]M"RS. REYNOLDS receives Young -*-'-*- Ladies desirous of acquiring a thorough knowledge of MUSIC, and every department connected with that accomplishment, requisite to form a brilliant performer on the PIANOFORTE. . Mrs. R.s system of instruction is that of the celebrated Henri Herz, of the Royal Academy of Paris, under whose direction she studied for many years. - Mrs. Reynolds gives private lesson's in DRAWING-, the Latin, French, and Italian LANGUAGES, acquired during sixteen years on the Continent. Trafalgar-square. : 709 NOTICE. —The ROYAL MAIL will leave WAKEFIELD eveiy Wednesday and Saturday,- at Half-past Seven, a.m., and the HOLLY BUSH every Thursday, at Nine, a.m., if the river permits. N.B.—All orders executed on commission, Parcels delivered, &c, &c, by J. ANDREWS, 58 Mail Contractor. AUSTRALIAN HOME COMPANION.— ■F*- Copies of the above can be had by applying to the Agent, Mr. J. Packer, Turner, Hardy-street; Mr. Edward Austin, Schoolmaster, Stoke; and Mr. Packer, Schoolmaster, Hope. 714 TTENDERS are requested by MONDAY, -*- August 20, for GRAVELLING portions of the Trunk Line in Waimea West, near the Church and Mr. J. Thomas's. Also for SUNDRY WORKS on the by-roads in Suburban South, from Rowbotham's corner by Mr. Buxton's to Greig's Hill. Specifications of the several works' may be seen respectively at Mr. J. Palmer's, Mr. J. Thomas's, and the Turf Hotel. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. T.J.THOMPSON, 872 Secretary Waimea Road Board; POLLINGWOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC \J ROOM. N. E. PLYMOUTHZ begs respectfully to acquaint the inhabitants and visitors of the Gold Districts, that he is prepared to take PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS daily, at Berry's Golden Age Tavern, Strand, Collingwood. Terms moderate. HAIR-CUTTING and SHAVING done by N. E. PLYMOUTHZ. 873 pELO RU S HOT EL, •*- (Half-way between the Pelorus and Havelock.) D. B. MACKENZIE, Proprietor. The Public are respectfully informed that the above Hotel is now opened, and that every attention will be given to the comfort of visitors. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the best description. Good Paddock and Stabling. Boats in readiness on the shortest notice, for parties who may wish to view the magnificent bays in the Peloras Sound. D. B. M. is well acquainted with the Peloras dis« trict, and will be glad to give information to intending Purchasers of Land. , 835 <T<HE BRITISH WORKMAN at cost -*- price. ■ I. M. HILL, Agent, 747 - Waimea-street,