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Bridge-street, fc /f / fe /#/ d? Nelson. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. IHOE CASH—A No. 0., HOWAEI ! PLOUGH, with extra fittings, to be SOLD a A SACRIFICE at I. M. Hill's Yard, Waimea street. 83 ENGLISH AND SCOTCH PLOUGHS. IM. HILL, "Waimea-street, has jus' • enlarged his excellent selection of PLOUGHS consisting of— Ransome's and Sim's Y.F.L., No. 12 Plough, i superior implement that ought to be in th possession of every farmer Ransoine's and Sim's Powerful Scotch Plough „ Light do. „ 2-Horse Plough „ Pony do. „ Garden do. Gray's 1-llorse Plough j, 2-llorse do. „ 1-Horso do., Steel Mould Board „ 2-Horso do. do. These superior Ploughs have won Prizes from tin following Societies: — Royal Agricultural Improvement Society, Ireland Glasgow Agricultural Society, Scotland. Highland do. do. Australian do. Sydney. Extra Plough Fittings for Sale. I. M. ITILL, 845 Waimea-street. ANTS EMPLOYMENT-A Pcrsor who has been actively engaged for many years both at Homo and in the Colonies, in Commema pru'suits of a general description. He is competent to keep Books either by Single oi Double Entry; and is well acquainted with the duties of Shipping and Custom House business &c, &c. References of the most respectable character. Apply at The Colonist Office. Nelson, 23rd January, 1865. 135 WANTED,' a SECEETAET to the NELSUN COLLEGE GOVERNORS, Applications to bo made on or before the Ist oi February. Salary £100 per annum. For information as to duties required, apply tc to Mr. Bbaititwaite, Collingwood-street. FOE SALE. TOWN ACEE No. 784, situate in Toi-toi Valley, having a Frontage to Toi-toi-street, and close to the residence of Mr. M. Webster. Title Crown grant, For further particulars apply to D. MOORE, Auctioneer. Nelson, January 16. 84 FOE SALE, A MOST ELIGIBLE FARM A 1 THE EIGHTY-EIGHT VALLEY, EXTENI 700 ACEES. TO BE SOLD—but if not disposed of by the 10th March, to LET by TENDER, to be closed on the 31st of that month— That most eligible FAEM, known as the "EightyEight Valley Farm," situate at Lowei Wokefield, containing 700 acres more or less. The majority of the land is of the very best description ; a considerable portion is broken up and fenced; and, as a whole, it is admirably adapted to graze fal stock or sheep from the Wairau for the Nclsor. market. If leased, the term may be from ten to fifteen years. The requirements will be, that all present fencing and buildings, and all that may be hereafter erected as improvements on the Farm, be kept in tcnantable repair during the lease ; that all straw be consumed by the cattle or stock on the Farm, or converted into manure ; and that the Farm be managed in a husbandrylike manner, with rotation of crops. &c, as agreed, and subject to the usual clauses of such leases in the province. Security for the rent required, and the highest oi any tender not necessarily accepted. For price, for sale, and other particulars, Apply to NATH. EDWARDS AND CO. ; or to JAMES N. WILKIISrSOX, Eighty-eight Valley. Nelson, January 20. 123 TO be SOLD by PEIVATE CONTRACT a FAEM, situated in the district of WaimcaEast, adjoining the road running past Hope from th< main Waimea-road to Aniseed-valley, the property of the late Mr. W. M'llaedy, deceased. The Farm comprises a paddock of 50 acres, laic down in grass, on the north side of the Hope road which is well watered, and likewise a paddock of the same dimensions on the south side of the Hope road at present lying in. fallow, the laud comprised thereit having been broken up and cultivated for some year; past. Both the before-mentioned paddocks an fenced, and well adapted for feeding and rearing cat tic or sheep. At the rear of the said paddocks are 53 acres o: land, part of which has been broken up and cultivated and at present has good keep for sheep upon it, tin whole of which is fenced. The above farm is well adapted for dairying pur poses, having good keep thereon, and being wel watered at all seasons. A good substantial building (still unfinished) ha: been erected upon the land on an eminence bavin; good views over the Waimea plains and the Motuek: hills, part of which building is habitable, and tin whole might be completed as a residence at a compa ratively small outlay. If the above property bo not sold by private con tract, it will be put up for sale by public AUCTION at an early date. For particulars, and terms of purchase, apply t< Mr. Joseph Harley, at the Office of the Clerk to tin Resident Magistrate, Government Buildings, Bridge street, Nelson. . 101 TO LET, a COTTAGE, of six rooms, one an ACRE of LAND, in one of the most plea sant situations in Nelson, commanding a panoramic view of the town and bay. Apply to Dr, Irvine, Nile^treet East;, IV,