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STEAM TO MOTUEKA. j[ n nnHE new and fast paddle steamer J JLjgs X WOODPECKER mm, -will LEAVE NELSON, for MO-TO-MORROW Morning, "^lgllll^ March 7, at 8 o'clock, sharp ; and again, at 1 o'clock p.m. ; returning to Nelson in the evening. Will leave again for MOTUEKA on FRIDAY, at 9 a.m., and SATURDAY, at 10 a.m.; returning same evenings. Thursday's Return Tickets available. W. AKERSTEN, 1978 Agent. FOR BLENHEIM. J /CLIPPER ketch MARGARET, fk \J Clifford, Master, will sail on SBk SATURDAY, 9th inst. (weather j||\ permitting), for BLENHEIM. §_§!__»=- For freight or passage apply to Mr. li. G. GIBBONS, Government Wharf, or to the Master on board. 1969 WRECK OF THE MARY, OF NELSON. THE CREW of the MARY, afc fche time of her being Wrecked at Totaranui, are requested to communicate with CORNFOOT, ROBERTSON, & CO., Pelorus Saw Mills. Havelock, March 5, 1867. 1971 ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. MR. BARNICOAT'S COMMITTEE will MEET THIS EVENING (Wednesday), next, at the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Bridge-street, at Seven o'clock. 1966 FUNERAL. THE Friends of the late Mr. ROBERT MACINTYRE are respectfully informed that ths FUNERAL will leave his late residence, Trafal-gar-street South, TO-MORROW Afternoon, at 2 o'clock. G. FLEMING, Undertaker, Hardy-street. March 6, 1867. 1974 THE LADIES' BAZAAR for the benefit of Christ Church, Nelson, will be held in the Provincial Hall, on FRIDAY the 22nd and SATURDAY the 23rd March. Tickets for the Bazaar, 2s. 6d. ; Children, Is. Tickets for one visit only, Is.; Children, 6d. A CHRISTMAS TREE, at half-past 7, on Friday Evening. The Bazaar will be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. THOS. BRUNNER; 1972 Hon. Secretary. SATURDAY, MARCH 9th. At 2 o'clock. At Potter's Stock Yard. SALE OF CATTLE. 9 Milch COWS 9 STEERS 6 CALVES 1 three-year old BULL. MESSRS. LOCKHART Se CO. have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction the above valuable lot of COWS and STOCK. LOCKHART AND CO., Auctioneers. Nelson, March 4. 1965 TO ARRIVE, BY THE ADA.---9 K C\f\Ci FEE T TlMßEß.— Particulars ~lzJ}\J\J\J in iuture advertisements. LOCKHART & CO., Auctioneers. Nelson, February 23, 1867. 1895 CRICKET MATCH. WAKEFIELD v. ALBION. THE Return MATCH between the above clubs wiU be played on THURSDAY, March 7, in Victory-square. Lunch on the ground for the cricketers and their friends will be provided by Mr. Porthouse. Dinner in the evening at the Royal Hotel, at half-past 7. 1962 TENDERS ACCEPTED by the Waimea Road Board : — W. Andrews and W. Neal, road to £ s. d. Wairoa Gorge, per chain 1 12 6 Do. Do., lowering bank 19 0 0 J. Sutton and J. Humphreys, forming by-road near Richmond 34 5 0 T. Feary, forming, &c, Pigeon Valley 45 0 0 T. Price, do. do. ... 50 0 0 T. J. THOMPSON, Secretary. March 5, 1867. 1975 WANTED, a BOY, who can milk and make himself generally useful. H. DAVIS, 1973 Bridge-street. "TTTANTED, a BOY, who can write a good Vy hand, and make himself generally useful for the office. ADAMS Se KINGDON. March 6. 1976 A. D. AUSTIN, SURVEYOR and LAND AGENT, Selwyn-place. 1310