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! Superintendent's Office, Nelson, January 23, 1868. nnENDERS will be received at this office until JL FRIDAY, 14th February, for the ERECTION of a CARTBRIDGE over the Waimea River. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Provincial Engineer, on and after Monday, 27th instant. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 180 Provincial Secretary. FOR WELLINGTON, PICTON, LTTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF, and MELBOURNE. Jl aA rjIHE Panama Company's s.s. <^^M^ J- PHCEBE, ■^^^^m-mll leave as above (with the Pa'^^^^^numa Mails and passengers) TOMOKKOW Morning, February 6, at 6 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply at the Company's offices, Government Wharf. 262 STEAM TO WESTPORT, FOX'S, G-REYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. A iLJ^r rnETO screw steamer «ptk X MUR EA T j|||||||^ will leave Gibbons' Wharf on "^^^^ TO-MORROW, Thursday, Feb. 6> At 6 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage, apply to the Agent on board, or to 238 J. PAUL. WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL, NELSON. A NNIVERSARY SERMONS will be preached JLjL in the Wesleyan Church, Hardy-street, on SUNDAY, February 9, in tlie Morning at 1 1, aud in the Evening at half-past 6, by the Rev. J. CRUMP. On the following TUESDAY, a TEA MEETING will take place, at half-past 6 o'clock. After which there will be a PUBLIC MEETING, when addresses will be delivered by several Ministers and friends. Chair to be taken at half-past 7 o'clock. Tickets, Is. Cd. each, may be had of Mr Usher and Mr Burn, Trafalgar-street; MrD. Wagg and Mr Crisp, Hardy-street; and Mr Hough and Mr E. Lucas, Bridge-street ; or of any of the Taaohers. Collections after each service, in aid of the above School. 263 COURT ROBIN HOOD, A.O.F. fT^HE usual Court Meeting did not take place I on Tuesday last. It will be held at the Court-room TO-MORROW (Thursday) Evening, at the usual hour. 259 A. HIBBLE, C.R. FORESTERS' FETE. mHE TEA and SPORTS will be POSTX PONED until MONDAY next, the 10th February, on account of the recent Flood having damaged the Ground. 267 By order of the Committee, CAKES! CAKES FOR THE MILLION. ON account of the recent wet weather, the provisions intended for the Foresters' Fete Tea, last Monday, will be Sold at a Great Sacrifice, as there will have to be a fresh supplj made, the Fete being postponed. J. GUNTHER, Sturt Bakery, 266 Trafalgar street. In the Estate of THOMAS CORBETT, Draper, Nelson. ALL Claims in the above Estate to be sent in without delay, duly proved upon affidavit, to the office of Thos. R. Fisher, one of the Trustees; and any Accounts due to the Estate remaining unpaid on the 29th of February, will be handed over to a solictor for recovery. T. GRAHAM \ T t 254 THOMAS R. FISHER) xvxx * ices - MUST BE SOLD. ABOUT 100 DRESSES and other Goods, more or less damaged by rain water during the late storm, will be cleared out without regard to cost. An early inspection of the Goods will prove the fact. H. R. COULTER, Draper and Grocer, Bridge-street, 265 Nelson. To Let. TO BE SOLD OR TO LET, npHAT Beautiful RESIDENCE known as X HIGHFIELD, situated near the College, and having a fine sea view — the property of Mr W. H. Barlow, who is leaving the province. The house contains eight roomsj together with out-oflfices, stable, coach-house, &c. The grounds are well laid out, and a never-failing spring of water is on the premises. A Two-acre Paddock to be Let with the above. 248 TO LET, a Five-roomed COTTAGE in Altonstreet. Apply to M. LIGHTBAND, Tra-falgar-street. TO LET, a Three-roomed COTTAGE. Rent low. Apply to B. CONNELL, Halifaxstreet east. 44