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Colonist, Volume VIII, Issue 758, 27 January 1865, Page 1

_2 SHIPPING. PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN EOYAL MAIL COMPANY (Limited). The Company's Stoamships will (circumstances permitting) leavo NELSON as follows :— mHE PHCEBE, for PICTON, "WELJL LINGTON, CANTERBURY, DUNEDIN, and BLUFF HARBOR (Southland), on THURSDAY, 2nd February, 1865, at 12 o'clock noon. npHE AIEEDALE, for TAEANAKI and X MANUKAU, oa THURSDAY, 2nd February, at 9 p.m. THE PEINCE ALFEED, for SYDNEY, with the Homeward English Mail, on FEIDAY, 3rd February, at 2 p.m. THE AIEEDALE, for PICTON, WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, DUNEDIN, and BLUFF HARBOR (Southland), on SUNDAY, 12th February, at 10 a.m. Passengers are requested to obtain tickets at the Company's Office prior to going on board. All goods and luggage must bo alongside two hours before the advertised time of departure, if before 3 o'clock p.m., and when occurring after that time, all cargo must be alongside by 3 p.m. Further particulars may be obtained at the Company's Office, Government Wharf. 133 TO BE BAFFLED, on the 30th instant, the Yacht " FLYING FISH," winner of the Challenge Cup, by Eighty Members at 20 shillings each. The Cup may be seen at the Pier Hotel. 125 E. EVERETT. NEW ZEALAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). "T\UEING the current month PASSENAJ GEES will bo TAKEN to CANTERBURY and DUNEDIN, for ONE FARE, there and back. To Canterbury and back— Cabin, £6 ; Steerage, £4 103. To Dunedin and back — Cabin, £8; Steerage, £5 10s. CUKTIS BEOTHEES, Agents. Nelson, January 13, 1865 80 EOE SALE, EEEIGHT, or CIIAETEE. The clipper Schooner COLLEEN BAWN, 29 tons register. For particulars apply to the master on board. 98 QHIPPEES & CONSIGNEES of GOODS, O per LYTTELTON, for Havelock, are desired to take notice that all CARGO will bo PUT ASHORE AT THEIR RISK, as soon as possible after the arrival of the steamer, and that the undersigned will on no account, hold themselves responsible after it islanded. NATE. EDWAEDS AND CO. Nelson, May 27th, 1864. 586 SHAW, SAVILLE and COS PASSENGERS' LINE of PACKETS betweenLONDON and NEW ZEALAND.—The following first-class clipper Ships will be continued as REGULAR TRADERS :— bhips. Commanders. Tons. Motoaka . . . W. Stevens . . 3,000 Chili .... T. Tun-bull. . 2,000 Black Swan . G. King . . 2,000 African . . . . J. Gibson . . 2,000 Ida Ziegler . W. Reynolds . 2,000 Matilda Wattcnbach . J. Gon'die . . 2,000 Kensington . W. King . . 2,000 Avalanche . . J. Stott . . 1,500 Wild Duck . . . W. C. Bishop . 1,500 Gananoque . . . W. T. Nixon . 1,500 Cashmere . . . C. G. Pctherbridgo 1,200 Asteropo . . . W. Mitchell. . 1,200 Evening Star . . . 11. W- Norris . 1,200 Dona Anita . J. Smith . . 1,000 Kmnairil . . . J. Sinclair . . 1,000 Geolong . , .W. Wallace . 1,000 tflarwood . . . W. Forsayth . 1,000 The ships of this lino are all Al at Lloyd's, and ■. are specially selected for their superior passenger accommodation, and fast-sailing qualities. They are commanded by gentlemen of experience, duly qualified surgeons are carried, and no pains are spared to promote the health and comfort of passengeva. The undersigned, agents for the above fine fleet of ships, arc authorized to arrange with settlers here, who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain to this colony, and who are prepared either . to pay the passage money at once, or to give security for payment on arrival of the vessel. Full particulars may be obtained by applying to 626 NATII. EDWAKDS AND CO. _i X Wiag?ie&MMlh±oaiU*ttt!V^^ T AND FOE SALE Town Acre No, 218, Bridge-street, Nelson. Town Acre No. 160, Hardy-street, Nelson. Town Acre No. Gsl, Waimea-road, Nelson. Town Acre No. 1104, Bridge-street, Nelson. Town Section No. 200, Pic ton. Section No. 30, Aorcrc, 150 acres. Part Allotment No. 30, Collingwood, with building thereon. Apply to A. "W. SCATPE, Bridge-street. Nelson, 2Sth June, 1864. 946 OLD ESTABLISHED RETAIL BUSINESS to be DISPOSED OF, the Proprietor being about to retire. EOE SALE by PEIVATE CONTEACT, a very valuable old established GENERAL STORE, to which the Post Office is attached, having frontages to the main roads in the best part of the rising "village of Motueka, together with the commodious Premises and Dwelling-house, with Outbraiding, &c, standing on four acres of freehold land. There is sufficient timber on the property to supply firewood for some years. A superior garden, well planted with choice fruit trees in full bearing. The rest of the property being laid clown in grass inclosed by a ring fence. Further particulars may bo obtained on application to the proprietor, Mr. W. Giblin, Motueka, or to MESSES. N. E:DAVAPvDS AND CO., Bridge-street, Nelson. Nov. 12, 1864. 647 FOE SALE.-A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and over an ACRE of LAND. The House issubstantially built, andthe Land, which is enclosed by a hedge, contains between Three and Four Hundred Fruit Trcc3, of almost every description, besides Shrubs and Flowers. The spot is a most healthy one, and is situated a few minutes walk from the centro of the city, in a rising and respectable neighborhood. The House is ■well sheltered from winds, and commands an extensive view of the bay and city. For particulars apply to J. A. PACKER, 111 Turner, Hardy-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT MOTUEKA. EOE SALE, in consequence of the owner being about to leave for England, a property of 1050 ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND in one block. A considerable portion of this land is enclosed with a new strong Four-rail Fence, sheep proof. There are at least 600 acres of good flat land, about 100 acres of which are in cultivation, some in grass, and some under crop. There are on the land about 100 sheep, which the purchaser can also obtain. On the property are a dwelling-house, large shed, stable, and other buildings, together with a good garden, also for a small cottage, &c.. For.further particulars apply to T. Henry VyvYAN, Esq., on the property, or to W, WILKIE, Bridge-street. Nelson, Decorator 31 >186^ 1