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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE AND SHEEP-RUN. MESSRS. NATH. EDWARDS and CO. have received instructions from the Proprietor to offer for SALE, by Private Contract, at a very low rate, in fact a great bargain,— All that very valuable Freehold Property and Sheep-run, situate in the Wangapeka Valley, known as the " Wangapeka Run." The freehold embraces 3200 acres, or thereabouts, the greater portion of which is rich alluvial soil, and covered with capital grass. There are about 60 acres • broken up, besides six good grass paddocks, contain- \ ing about 110 acres, all fenced in and subdivided, with good post and rail fencing. The flock consists of 2000 sheep more or less, of mixed ages and sexes, over 1300 being breeding ewes of superior character, with due proportion of rams, from Mr. Henby Redwood Junior's celebrated Southdown flock. On the property will be found a new five-roomed dwelling-house, new sheep yards and wool shed, dipping tanks and apparatus complete ; one team of six excellent working-bullocks ; one plough ; harrows ; two boilers; tools and implements, and all the necessary requirements of a sheep-farm. The right of run, under licence from the Crown, will extend to the watershed of the ranges on each side of the valley, running east and west, and will comprise from 10,000 to 12,000 acres exclusive of the freehold. The entire run is at present capable of carrying over 5000 sheep, and can be made by improvements to graze at least 8000. It is distant from the City of Nelson about 45 miles, with a dray road the whole way. It is easy of access and possesses the great advantage of being self bounded, one shepherd being all that is at present required. The terms of payment may be made most easy. A portion, say one-third of the purchase-money, to be paid down, while the balance, if required, can be arranged, by annual instalments, to pass over from four to six years, bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum. For further particulars apply to— Nath. Edwards and Co.. Bridge-street, Nelsor. Nelson, January 25, 1865. 154 ON SALE, and to arrive at the Stores of the undersigned — 20 cases English Bacon 5 ditto Ames' L H Shovels 20 barrels Dried Apples 50 cases Hennessy's Brandy 1 ton Colonial Bacon 20 firkins Woollongong Butter. 10 half chests Tea 1 case latest Novels 50 boxes F W Candles Oats Maize, &c, &c. JOHN ELLIS, 131 Bridge-street. NOW LANDING-, ex Prince Alfred, from Sydney — 100 bags Flour 5 barrels Irish Pork 10 casks Spiced Beef 2 cases „ Hams 10 half-chests Congou Tea 20 cases Blood, Woolfe, and Co.'s Stout. Ex Auckland, from Melbourne — 5 tons first-counter Sugar 2 ~ jl „ j, 10 quarter-casks first-class Demeraraßuni 5 „ very superior Port Wine 5 ~ prime Golden Sherry. Also on hand, ex late arrivals — Cooc's Bacon, Port Wine in quarter-casks and cases Geneva, J.D.K.Z., Sherry in quarter-casks Booth's Old Tom, Belmont Sperm Candles Melbourne Purified Candles, Melbourne Soap Champagne, Claret, quadruple diamond Sherry Champagne, U.V.P., Pale and Dark Brandy Stewart (of Paisley) Whisky, Jamaica Rum Keroshie Oil, &c, &c, &c. 144 JAMES EENTLEY. SHEEP. ON SALE by the undersigned, the undermentioned superior lot of SHEEP, well worthy the addition of Butchers and Graziers. Early application is recommended. 450 PRIME FAT WETHERS 500 EWES, mixed ages 250 Do., partly paddock reared 30 LAMBS 430 SIRONG STORE WETHERS. 96 W. lIAKTCNESS. WANTED, 500 Dozen WINE or OLD TOM BOTTLES. Highest cash price given. 145 JAMES BENTLET. NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. mENDEJIS for the following WORKS JL will be received up to Six o'clock p.m. of THURSDAY next, February 2nd :— 1. Forming a portion of Nile-street East. 2. Forming a portion of St. Vincent-street. Specifications of the work may be seen, and forms of tender obtained, at this Office. J. L. BAILEY, Secretary. Board of Works Office, Nelson, January 25, 1865. 138 OLD-ESTABLISHED PORTRAIT GALLERY, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, (Next door but one to Mr. Stanton's). /^EORGE JACKSON, Photographic VJT Artist, in announcing that he has commenced business in the above premises (recently occupied by Mr. Oxley), takes this opportunity of informing the public, that it will be his study, by attention, moderate charges, and the production of first-class Portraits, to obtain a share of their support. PORTRAITS on Glass or Paper, plain or colored, TAKEN DAILY. Engravings, &c, copied. 142 NELSON INSTITUTE. milE ANNUAL MEETING of the JL MEMBERS of the NELSON INSTITUTE will be held on TUESDAY Evening, January 31st, at half-past Seven o'clock. Business : Election of Officers, and to receive the Annual Report, &c. N.B.—-Candidates f°r °^cc musfc c nominated seven days previous to the day of meeting. — \_See Rule.] By order of the Committee, JNO. PERCY, 102 Hon. Sec. IN EE HENRY J. GOODMAN'S INSOLVENT ESTATE. ATTEST DIVIDEND of FIVE SHILLINGS in the POUND will be PAID by the undersigned, on and after THURSDAY NEXT, the 26th instant, at the offices of Messrs. Nath. Edwards and Co., to those Creditors who have executed the Deed of Assignment in this estate. A statement of accounts with overdue acceptances or other vouchers, to be produced at the time of application for the dividend. Nath. Edwaeds, ] T t John Beit, ) lluslcC3Nelson, January 18,1865. 110