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SEWING MACHINES.-^ EX AUCKLAND, FROM MELBOURN . JUST EECEIVED, by the above ate*-! . a consignment of Whebler and Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, comprising— Nob. I and 2, Mahogany Tables, Half Cabinet, and Matiognny Full Cabinet, with drawers. Alto, Books of Instruction. Same time— 5 tons First Counter Sugar 2 „ Counter ditto 2 „ Hobson's Bay Soap, J cwt. and 1 ewt, boxes 4 cases Glycerine Soap, in bars and Tablets 3 ~ American Axe and Pick Handlss 3 „ ditto Half Axes 5 „ Collins' Picks 2 „ American Cut Tacks 20 half-chests Congou Tea. 1023 NATH. EDWABDS AND CO. BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! THE following Just Received, and NOW ON SALE :— Leisure Hour, vol. for 1864 Sunday at Home do. Leech's Inter Pencillings from Punch Graver Thoughts of Country Parson, 2nd tenet Ishmael, the Yezidee, by Mrs. Webb Liddell's History of Borne Macaulay's Lays of Borne The New Globe Edition of Shakespeare Half Hours with Best Authors The Family Save All Norie's Seaman and Merchant's Measurer Thackeray's Lovel, the Widower Jacob'b Flight, or a Pilgrimage in the Promised Land, by Mrs. Beke Diary of Kitty Trevelyan, by the author of the Schonberg Family Titnb'B Walks and Talks about London The Saint Germain Legends Recreations of Christopher North Thackeray's Pendennis Do. Virginians Cruden's Concordance, by Eadie Chambers' Journal, the new vol. Max Muller on the Science of Language. J. HOUNBELL, 988 Trafalgar-strMt. TOWN AND COUNTRY. BIEKELL and Co.'s COACH (carrying H.M. Mails), leaves the Post 0?WCB every day, at 9*30, a.m., for Fox Hill, calling at intermediate Villages, and leaves Fox Hill for Nklson, at r 15, p.m. . -.'. . Also, a Coach leaves Fox Hill for Nelson, at 7*30, a.m., every morning, and returns from NlLSOir, starting at 3, p.m., every afternoon. : ~ * A Van starts from Banzau for Nelson daily, at 930, a.m.,. calling at the various hotels,' and starting- on return from town at 4, p.m. •:". . ■; Seats booked at Royal, Trafalgar, and Commercial Hotels. Punctuality in starting strictly adhered NELSON AND MABLBOROUGH COAST STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). IVrOTICE is hereby given that an Eitra±y ordinary General MEETING of the Shareholders in this Company will be held at the Trafalgar Hotel, Nelson, on FRIDAY, the 28th July, at 7 o'clock p.m. next, to confirm the following Resolution, passed at a meeting of Shareholders held on the 15th May last: — '* That it is oxpedient and desirable to wind up the Nelson and Marlborough Steam Steam Navigation (limited) with all convenient speed." ' By order of the Directors, ■ P. BLAfcKMAX, 1125 Secretary. NELSON & MARLBOROUGH COAST STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). IN consequence of at? OBJECTION" having been raised by a gentleman representing two absentee Shareholders, that the notice of the Meeting held on the 12th instant was informal, the Directors of this Company deem it advisable to call a MEETING de novo for the above purpose, when they particularly invite a full attendance of the Shareholders. By order of the Directors, F. BLACKMAN, 1126 Secretary, 'has been appointed AGENT for the COLONIST newspaper. A regular supply can b* obtained immediately after each publication. Trafalgar-street, November 17. HOKITIKA. MR. JOB L. MUNSON has been appointed SOLE AGENT for TE3 CO IRONIST newspaper from this date. He will also supply copies of the paper and receive advertisements. NATION AND LUCKIE. Nelson, April 7,1865. 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