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£1 REWARD. LOST, between Rod's Mill and Nelson, a Canvas CART-COVER. Whoever has found the same and will forward it to Mr Jabez Hill, Waimea South, or Mr Palmer, Richmond, shall receive the above reward. 3557 LOST, BETWEEN Mr Woodhouse's, Toi-toi Valley, and the Beach-road, a GOLD BROOCH. Anyone bringing the same to this office will be Rewarded. 3535 NOTICE. ANY persons having Lost a Red STEER branded RII near rump, can have the same by paying the expenses. HARPER BROS., 5542 SpringGrove. ANNIVERSARY of the WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL, SPRING GROVE. TWO SERMONS will be preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, Spring Grove, on SUNDAY November 3, iu the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at half-past 6, by the Rev. J. CRUMP. Collections after each service in aid of the above C On°MONDAY, November 4, a TEA MEETING will be held in the above Chapel, after which there will be a Public Meeting, .when several Ministers and friends will give addresses. Tea at 5 o'clock. Tickers, ls 6d. each. 3524 CAUTION. I^CHE undersigned, will NOT be responsible J for any DEBTS contracted by my Wife, Mary Ann Bradcock, after this date. JOSEPH jIRADCOCK. Nelson, October 26. 1867. ' 3550 ONE or Two Gentlemen can be accommodated with a BEDROOM, and Sir ITNGROOM, with Board and Attendance, at Mrs LAMBERT'S, Waimea-road. 3516 THE undersigned is prepared to receive Cattle and Horses to GRAZE in his Paddocks at Richmond, at moderate charges, T. BENFIELD, Star and Garter, 3474 Richmond. GRAZING accommodation for two or three Horses on the hill adjoining the residence of the undersigned, to whom application may be made " 11. C. DANIELL. Brook-street Valley, Oct. 26. 1867. 3555 THE undersigned has GRAZING for a few head of Cattle, on reasonable t3rms. A Bull kept on the farm. * 3. SHARLAND. Stagsbead Valley, Maitai, September 25, 1867. 3303 NOTICE. THE undersigned begs to inform his friends and customers, that he has DISPOSED OF his BUSINESS to Mr COULTER, and thanking them for past favors, would recommend a continuance of their support to his successor. 3552 THOMAS EVANS. CHEAP DRAPERY AND GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. HR COULTER has the honor to announce . that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the premises lately occupied by Mr Evans, and in addition to a LARGE STOCK of New Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, *>c, he has added a choice and carefully selected stock of Draperv, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Fancy Goods, and Men's and Boys' Readyraade Clothing, imported direct from the manufacturers, which cannot be surpassed in QUALITY and CHEAPNESS. GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES. &c.~ This branch of the business will receive the most careful attention. Families will be waited upon at their own residences for orders. The. quality of the goods sups-lied will be of the very best description, at the lowest remunerative price. A constant supply of fresh butter, Eggs, Cheese, Bacon, &c, aWajs on hand. H. R COULTER, Bridge-street, Nelson, four doors 3561 from Trafalgar Hotel. PUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS! THE undersigned has just received a large assortment of DOUGLAS'S PATENT CONNECTING IRON PUMPS, all sizes. Anyone can fit them up. COTTAGE PUMP and 15 feet Pipe for 60s. A large variety of PAPERHANGINGS, very cheap. Brown Spirit VARNISH and French Polish. 2500 feet of large size GLASS, from 30 x 18 up to 60 x 37. Photographic GLASS, all sizes. Also, A large variety of Warner's 2in., l|in., and lin. Taps and Unions. Beer Engines fitted complete. Brashware and Coach painters' Lining Pencils. Scryna, Tin Tack*', best White Lead, Oil, Turps, .&c, &c, &c. AT THE OIL AND COLOR SHOP, Hardy-street, Opposite the Union Bank. T. H. MILLS, . 31 63 ,y . Plumber, Painter, &£.