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■ tmißßmmmimmtMmmmzixmi^mmmtmmmmm^Kmimmmummmaimimm^m^mtiß^mßmimmmmwmt: Superintendent's Office, Nelson, . November 23, 1867. TENDERS will be received, at this office, until WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, for the ERECTION of a PUBLIC POUND aud LOCK-UP at Waimea-Ave t, Plans and specifications may be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, on and after Tuesday, 26th instant. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 3785 Provincial Secretary. FOR WESTPORT ONLY. A wJks ■ nnHE steamer t «ffiß&& t v X NELSON, jßlrasl^" 11 - 1 leave on UESDAY, 3rd '••^fissiliill^ December, at 12 noon. For freight or passage, apply to Mr J . LEVICK, Albion Wharf; • Or to NATH. EDWARDS & CO. Nelson, November 30, 1567. 3832 NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. THE s.s. KEERA will sail TO-MORROW Morning, at 10 a.m. sharp. , THOMAS It. FISHER, Agent. £1 REWARD. STOLEN or Strayed, from Mr. Sharp's, Hardy-street, last night or early this morning, a Dark Bay HORSE. Whoever Avill give such information to Mr SHARP, Baker, Hardystreet, as will lead to the. recovery of the horse, or, if stolen, to the conviction of the offender, shall receive the above reward. 3526 A LECTURE will be delivered by the Right Rev the LORD BISHOP of NELSON, in the Provincial Hail, on TUESDAY Evening next, 3rd December, in aid of the funds for building a Church in the Western Parish. Sdbject of Lectdke:— ENGLAND-in 1867, • in its Topographical, Social, Scientific, Artistic, and Religious Aspects. The chair will be taken at 8 o'clock, p.m. Admission by ticket, 2s. 6d., to be obtained at Mr W. Darby's Musical Warehouse, Hardystreet. 3822 LECTURE by the . Rt. Rev. the LORD BISHOP of NELSON. TICKETS may be obtained of Messrs Stanton, Darby, and Houn-fell. 3828 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -T\IVINE SERVICE will (D.V.) be CONJU DUCTED TO-MORROW, Sunday, in the Presbyterian Church, Nelson, by MEMBERS of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and half-past 6 p.m. 3827 RICHMOND CATTLE FAIR. THE CATTLE FAIR will be held on the Ground belonging to the Association, at Richmond, on WEDNESDAY next, 4th Dec. A demand for all descriptions of Fat Stock, Dairy Cows, and Store Cattle. Early attendance is recommended. WILLIAM HARKNESS, Hon. Sec. Richmond, November 27. 3531 In the ESTATE of ROBERT CARTER. ALL CLAIMS against this Estate must be SENT IN to the office of the undersigned, Haven-road, Nelson, on or before SATURDAY, tbe 14th December, 1867. W. AKERSTEN, 3830 Trustee. TENDERS are required for CLEARING the Unenclosed Portion of the Acre in Trafalgars"reet between Messrs Curtis's Timber Yard and Halifax-street. Address to 3829 THOS. NEWTON. EOR SALK, a Small SHEEP RUN, situate at the Croixelles. The Run comprises 38 Acres Freehold, and 1000 Leasehold; with about 300 Sheep, 9 head of Cattle, and a lot of Pigs and Poultry. There is a good House on the freehold land, with Sheepyards and Outhouses adjacent. For further particulars apply to JAMES NEWPORT, Brook-street-valley, or NICHOLAS SAMSON, The Croixelles. N.B. The run can be bought Avithout the sheep, which could remain on terms. 3817 Wanted. WANTED, A YOUNG MAN thoroughly acquainted with the Drapery Business. Must have good references. Apply, by letter addressed ABC. office of this paper. 2825 TO TAILORS. "TTTANTED, a Good COAT-HAND, to work VV on the premises. t; Apply to E. W. DEE, Tailor, Bridge-st. 3735. WANTED, a Female SERVANT. Apply to Mrs TOWNSEND, Brid je-street. 3726 WANTED, a General House SERVANT, Apply to "Mrs JERVI3, Commercial Hotel. ' . fJBO WANTED, a General Servant; also a young Woman 1 as Nursemaid. Apply to Mrs H. DAVIS, "Waimea-road. 5812