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T EOB SYDNEY direct.—The P., N.Z., A A.B.M. Co.'i steamship AIREDALE, will leave for the above port (booking passengers through to MELBOURNE), on or about the 12th July. THOMAS CAWTHEOIf, 19 Agent. P., N.Z., & A.R.M. COMPANY The Company 1! Steamships will (circumstance! permitting) leave NELSON as under:— THE AUCKLAND, for PICTON, WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, DUNEDIN, »nd THE BLUFF (booking passengers through to MELBOURNE), on WEDNESDAY, 12th July, at 11 a.m. THE TAEAEUA, for WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, arid DUNEDIN on SATURDAY, the 22nd July, at 8 a.m. fTIHE OTAGO, for TAEANAKI and A MANUKAU, on SATURDAY, 22nd July, at 9 a.m. THE EGMONT, for TAEANAKI and MANAKAU, on THURSDAY, 27th July, at 11 a.m. THOMAS CATYTHBON, 18 Agent. I NELSON AND MOTUEKA. "VTOTICE.—-The undersigned begs to inJIN form Shipper! and the public generally that the well-known cutter SUPPLY WILL RUN regularly in the NELSON and MOTUEKA TRADE, leaving Nelson every Tuesday and Friday, and Motueka on Monday and Thursday, weather permitting. For freight or paisage apply on board to J. JOHNSTON, 1110 ,■ Maiter. SHIPPEES & CONSIGNEES of GOODS, per LYTTELTON, for Havelock, art dtsired to take notica that all CARGO will be PUT ASHORE AT THEIR RISK, »s soon as possible after the arrival of the steamer, and that the undersigned will on no account, hold themselves respomible after it is landed. NATH. EDTTABDS AND CO. Nalson, May 17th, 1864. 586 SHAW, SAVILLE and COS PASSENGERS' LINE of PACKETS betweenLONDON and NEW ZEALAND. —The following first-class •Upper Shipi will be continued as REGULAR TRADERS:— Bhipi. Commanders. Ton!. Mototka . W. Stevens . . 3,000 Chili .... T.Turnbull. . 2,000 Black Swam . . . G.King . . 2,000 Afriwra. . . . J. Gibson . . 2,000 Ida Zieg 1« . W. Reynold! . 2,000 Matilda Wattenbach . J. Gondie . . 2,000 Xaniingto* . . . W.King . . 2,000 Avalancha . . . J. Stott . ► 1,500 Wild Duck . . .W. C. Bishop . 1,500 •ananoque . . .W. T. Nixon . 1,500 Ctohmar* . . . C. G. Petherbridge 1,200 .littrope . . • W.Mitchell. . 1,200 JveaingStar . . . H. W. Norm . 1,200 Dm Anita . . . J. Smith . . 1,000 Ennaird . . . J.Sinclair . . 1,000 Gaelong . , . W.Wallace . 1,000 Harwood . , . W. Forsayth . 1,000 Tha ihips of this line are all Al at Lloyd' b, and ars ipecially iclected for their superior passenger accommodation, and fast-sailing qualities. They ara commanded by gentlemen of experience, duly qualified ■argeons art earned, and no pains are spared to promat* tha health and comfort of passenger!. Tha undersigned, agent* for the above fine fleet of ■hipi, are 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 lecurity for payment on arrival of the vessel. Full particular! may be obtained by applying to f126 NATH. EDWAEDS AND CO. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Paddle-wheel STEAMSHIP G E E L O N G , At present employed in the coasting trade between Lyttelton and Dunedin. For terms and full particulars apply to JOHN JONE9 AND CO., Owners, Dunedin ; Or to NATH. EDWAEDS AND CO., 1143 Nelson. JOSEPH ANDEEWS, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT. /BATTLE SALE EVEEY FOUETH \J THURSDAY in each MONTH, at the Wakeield Arms, WAKEFIELD. 189 ~~ JOHN BLACK, WHOLESALE SADDLER AND SADDLERS IRONMONGER, Dtjbham-stbeet, Auckiand. 722 J. & S. B. JOHNSON, CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND UNDERTAKERS, TCPEB COLLINOWOOD-STBEET. 1180 E. DAMANT'S /"^EOCEEY & PEOVISION STOEE, \JT NILE-STBEET EAST, Opposite the Scotch Churoh. A constant supply of NEW GOODS of the best quality at lowest prices. 1205 LOUISSON AND CO, • HOKITIKA. SHIPPING & CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS, AND FREE & BONDED STOREKEEPERS. 1169 M" M~. WEBSTER, • Tbafalgab-stbeet. 1140 S. CAEO, M.D., SUEGEON, &c, (for- • merly of Dunedin), Hardy-street, opposite the Institute. 1057 DE. YICKEEMAN, late of Hardystreet, REMOVED to Collingwood-street, the late residence of Dr. Thebing. 642 [a cakd.] WILLIAM HEALY, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 1016 TBA*ALOAB-STEEET. H. BAEEACLOUGH, MEDICAL HERBALIST, Weighbridge, Habdy-stbeet, ! 897 NELSON. TO CHEMISTS. WANTED A Competent ASSISTANT. Alio an APPRENTICE. Apply to J. \V. TATTON, 89S Medical Hall. WANTED to RENT 100 to 150 Acres of GRASS LAND, situate within 10 miles of Nelson. Apply to J. S. Cboss, Jun., Haven Eoad. 1131 J~~~OB PRINTING in all its branches— Handbilli, Poiteri, Circular!, Cheque!, Billhead!, Cardi, Pamphlets, Catalogues, and all other printing; work executed with care and dispatch at "THE COLONIST" OITICI, Waimea*atra«t, Nel«on,

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Colonist, Volume VIII, Issue 803, 7 July 1865, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Colonist, Volume VIII, Issue 803, 7 July 1865, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Colonist, Volume VIII, Issue 803, 7 July 1865, Page 1

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