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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 9, 12 January 1869, Page 3

List of Letters, detained for pdatage, lying a t the phief Post-office, Nelson:— G. H. Williams, Albert Town, Otago ... 2d F. W. Hickey, Beridigo, Victoria ... ... 2d C. Pried, Wakefield ... ... id Mrs T. ;Giffard, Appleby ... ... ... Id W. White;, Spring Grove Id Col. Thomas, R'iwaka ... Id Mr Strange, Motueka.. id Mr Worthington, Motueka ... id Mr Brooks, Motueka ... '. , ... id Miss M. A. Leewright, Pennsylvania, U. 5.... 6d January 11, 1869.

WANTED, MEN for the Armed Constabulary. Terms — 3s. 6d. a day, rations, and clothing. Apply to Captain SPILLER, Militia and Volunteer Orderly-room', 239<J Hardy-street. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, I January 11, 1869. NO eligible Tender having been received for WIDENING about THIRTY CHAINS of SIDE-CUTTING* etc., on the Road between Stanley Brooli and Motueka Valley, fresh Tenders will be received at this Office, until MONDAY, the 25th inst. A specification may be seen at this Office, and at the house of Mr J. Eibet, Stanley Brooki ALFRED GREENFIELD, 81 Provincial Secretary. CADET CARBINES. ALL Cadets who may have CARBINES in their possession are directed to RETURN THEM, forthwith, to the Orderly-room, otherwise proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same. By order, JOHN LOCKETT, 2688 Captain and Adjutant. FOR MELBOURNE VIA GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. * % fTIHE Panama Co. 'a steamship <4sfefrL JL OTAGO ■4jKfl|»y^b-is appointed to leave as above on or about the 20th instaut. For freight or passage, apply at the Company's office, Government Wharf. 57FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. A t*<& npHE fast and favorite s.s, TOmW X MURRAY -^^^^^will leave for the above ports '^^^^THIS EVENING, at 5 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to Messrs THOMPSON & STAVERT, Bridgestreet. 72 NELSON ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER CORPS. MEMBERS will Meet TO-MORROW, Wednesday, in rear of Institute, at half-past 6 p.m. A full attendance requested, as Members' signatures will be required after drill. ALBERT PITT, Captain. January 12. 92 WAIMEA SOUTH INSTITUTE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Waimea South Literary Institute, on THURSDAY, the 14th of January, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of Electing a Trustee and other important business. RICHARD CHATTOCff, 65 Hon. Sec. NOTICE. THE Agricultural and Cattle Fair Association having, at a considerable expense, erected pens on the Fair-ground, Etchmond, hereby inform the public that, on and after this date, the following charges will be made on all Stock at sales, to defray the expenses and to keep the pens in repair: — Cattle and Horses, 6d per head Pigs, 3d per head Sheep, Id per head, or 8s per 100. At the periodical Fairs all Stock admitted to the ground free. If penned, the above charges will be made on all sold, on any not sold one-half the above charges will be made. By order of the Shareholders, S. E. GAPPER, Curator. January 12. . 86 ~ C. WEBB, ~~ BOOTMAKER, HARDY STREET, NELSON. /GENTLEMEN'S French and English Calf VT Wellingtons, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Elastic Sides, and every other description of Boots made to order at moderate charges. Repairs ia all it* branches neatly executed on the shortest notice. 89 NELSON STEAM TURNERY AND JOIN&RX WORKS, -:v, Uppßr Bridge-street, Nelson. 1 . A I>lr km&rof Sasher, BtawrMoraldragsrT^ JEL nery, &c, always on hand, at greatly REDUCED PRICES. „ i ■ : Chaff on sale, or cut to order. , J j »U i AVEBTBROTBEBS.;.