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Colonist, Volume XIII, Issue 1279, 28 December 1869, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LEGAL HOLIDAYS. THE OFFICES of the undersigned will be CLOSED from Christmas Day to Now Tear's Day inclusive, being Holidays in the Supreme Court. ADAMS & KINGDON, DONALD SINCLAIR, ADAMS & PITT, EALPH RICHARDSON. December 24,1869. 1834. NOTICE. THE Half-yearly GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the COLLINGWOOD COAL-MINING COMPANY, (Registered), will be held at Schafeb's Hotel, Collingwood, on MONDAY, 17th January, 1870, at Eight < p.m., for the purpose of Transacting General Business )f the' Company.' J. D... BRACE, Secretary. Collingwood, December 29th, 1869. 1827 TX7AJNTED, Immediately, one or two V? pairs of SAWYERS, to Saw Timber at the Lake. Apply to '■'; i: ' • i ' J. KERR, 1839 Waimea West. ■ MONEY TO LEND. TTIHREE THOUSAND POUNDS. J Apply to J. KERR, 1838 Waimea West. ;" SADDLER?! SADDLERY 7!!! EX ICON AND FANNY. V>-| CASES SADDLERY. £ s. d. Gentlemen's Saddles, complete, from ... 2 7 6 „ „ All-over Hogskin ... 317 6 „ „ Australian Mesh-out 4 10 0 Ladies' Saddles, complete, with Leaping Heads, from... ■ ... ... ... 4 5 0 Ladies' Saddles, Leaping Heads and Quilted Safes, from... ... ... 516 6 Good STRONG BRASS GIG HARNESS, complete, from ... ... 6 0 0 Ditto, PLATED BUGGY HARNESS, complete ... 610 0 Ditto, CART HARNESS, from ... 5 0. 0 PEAT AND THORNTON, BBIDGE-STREET, Nelson. 1062 F U N E-R A L . THE FUNERAL of the late Mrs. 0 J. BARTLETT will leave her late residence, Grove.stveet, THIS DAY, (Tuesday), at Two, for the ( OLD CEMETERY. Friends are respectfully invited. PARMENTER & AMOS, 1830 Undertakers. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, December 21, 1869. THE PUBLIC OFFICES will be CLOSED on— SATURDAY, the Ist January, 1870. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 893 Provincial Secretary. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Hi&h Watee at Nelson. Morn. Afternoon. Tuesday, December 28 ... 421 4-56 Thursday, „ 30 ... 6-50 727 ENTERED TNWAEDS. December 24. —Lord Ashley, steamer, 296, Wheeler, from Taranaki and Manukau. Passengers —Miss Askew, Mrs. Jaokson and child, Messrs. Harley, Burnett, Mcore, and 6 others. 24.—Lady Barkly, steamer, 30, Walker, from Collingwood, &c. 40 passengers. 27. —Charles Edward, steamer, 89, Holmes, from Manukau. Passengers—Miss Pottlesell, Messrs. Simmons, Longwell, Walters, Foster, Davidson, Fox, Roberts, Jones, Finlater, Danv«rs, Cunningham, Humphrey, Barnes. 25. —Murray, steamer, 56, M'Gillivray, from Westport, &c. Passengers—Messrs. Morey, Bisley, Moller, Stevenson, Gordon, M'Crea. 27. —Kennedy, steamer, 125, Whit.well, from Westpoit, &c. Passengers—Messrs. Perkins, Mirfin, Woolley, Hutton, Martin, Willowiski, Miller, Morris, Coatsworth, Harrison, Cargill, Lowin, Coats,, Watson, Lusk, Runney. CLEARED OUTWARDS. December 24. —Lyttelton, steamer, 49, Scott, for Westport, &c. 25.—Lord Ashley, steamer, 296, Wheeler, for Picton and South. Passengers-r-Mrs. Danvers and 4 children, Mrs. Wheeler and 2 children, Miss Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Caro, Mrs. Hayries, Miss Pratt (2), Master Hutchison, Master Roy, Master Adams, Master Penny, Messi-3. Pressman, Brown, Palmer, Hussey, Pratt, Blackett, Levestam, Brown, Adams, Bryant, Harrington, Otterson, M'Grath, Jackson, Edwards, M'Laren, Berry, Rogan, Mies Pottlesell, Mr. and Mrs. Bellman. VESSELS IK POET. Rangitoto, s.s., from Melbourne, via West Coast. '. Kennedy, s.s., from West Coast. 1 Murray, s.s., from West Coast, i Lady Barkly, p.s., from Motueka. Hera, barque, from London. Mount M'Laren, schooner, from Picton. Heathcote, schooner, from Havelock. Sea Breeze, schooner, from Awaroa. Waiotahi, schooner, from Havelock. Collingwood, ketch, from Wairau. Harriett, ketch, from Tata Islands. Alert, ketch, from Wairau. . Clara, cutter, from Croixelles. Venture, cutter, from Weat Wanganui. Midge, cutter, from Wairau. Ann, cutter, from Waitapu. ■ 1 Planet, cutter, from Motueka. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Phoebe, s.s., from South, to-day. Lyttelton, p.s., from West Coast. John Bunyan, barque, from London. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Murray, s.s., for Blenheim, to-day. Lady Barkly, p.s., for Collingwood, &c, to-day. Rangitoto, s.s,, . for Melbourne, via South, to-day. Kennedy, b.b., for West Coast, to-morrow. Pho&be, 's.s., from Taranaki and Manukau, Dec 30. The s.s. Rangitoto arrived here at 5*30 p.m. yesterday, from Melbourne, via Hokitika. She left. Melbourne at 4 p.m on Monday, 20tb instant, with a fresh N.E. wind; passed the Sisters next day at 2 p.m.; experienced strong E.N.E winds, with a very heavy, head sea, thick weather, and rain, all throughout; the passage, anchoring off Hokitika at 545 a.m on ;the 26th; sailed again at 5*40 p.m same day, met with moderate head winds and thick weather, with occasional showers, arriving at Nelson as above. F.BIKND3 of passengers by the ship Matoaka, from ; Canterbury to England, have received letters, some . bf which state that a vessel resembling her ;waß; seen by a New York steamer with only her foremast standing, and others of which state she was wrecked on the American Qoast. AiT Lyttelton, the Helen has been specially chartered to carry flax to England, the London ships having refused to carry it, owing to the advanced' insurance premiums, not only on flax, but on jfche whole cargo where flax forms a portion.