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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 113, 11 May 1844, Page 37

J NELSON FLOUR MILL COMPANY. AT a meeting of the inhabitants of Nelson, convened for the purpose of considering the necessity of erecting a FLOUR MILL in this settlement, and held in the Court House on Tuesday the 7th of May, the following RESOLUTIONS were pissed :— 1. Proposed by Mr, Georoc Dovfa, and seconded by Mr. John Kerr— That it is expedient that a flour mill be erected in the settlement as soon as possible. 2. Proposed by Mr. Sclandibs, and seconded by Mr. J. S. Tytler — That, for carrying the above object into execution , a company be formed, to he called the Nelson Flour Mill Company. 3? Proposed by the Hon. C. A, Dillon, and seconded by Mr. W. Shefheud— lt is estimated that jtfSOO will be amply sufficient to form the capital of the company, to be divided in *65 shares. 4. Proposed by Mr. J. Saxton, and seconded by Mr. J. Poyntbr— That parties who take shares shall be required to pay a deposit of £1 per share into the Union Bank of Australia, Nelson, for which a receipt will be given, and, provided the object is not carried into effect, the money to be returned on production of the receipt. 6. Proposed by Mr. W. Cactlet, and seconded by Mr. S. Stxfhens — That those personmow present who are desirous to take shares, do put their names down for the number they intend taking. 5. Proposed by Mr. F. Omasoir, and seconded by the Hon. C. A. Dillon — Thatacommitteee of the following shareholders be appointed to form the rules of the company, and that they db report to a general meeting of shareholders this day fortnight. Messrs. Poynter, Ottenon, Sclanders, Fox, and Duppa. 7- Proposed by Mr. W. Fox, and seconded by Mr. Bddgb — That a committee of the following shareholders be appointed to inquire into an eligible site for the erection of a wind or water mill, to get estimates of the different expenses and other necessary arrangements, and that they do report to a general meeting of- shareholders this day fortnight. Messrs. J. Tytler, Fell, Stevens; Dillon, Cautlev, and Budge. 8. Proposed by the Bon. C. A. Dillon, and seconded by Mr. Otterson— That the foregoing resolutions be published in the Nelson Examiner for the next two weeks; and that parties defoous of taking sharei will obtain the same by paying a deposit of £1 per share to the credit of the company, at the Union Bank of Australia. m^ A. M'Donald, Chairman. 1)6 MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AGRI" * CULTURISTS, AND OTHERS. IVfESSRS". JOHN BEIT and SONS -i.VJL heg^espectfully to inform the public of Nelson that they have made arrangements which enable them to execute ORDERS for MERCHANDISE, and the PRODUCE of NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, on the shortest possible notice, and on the most liberal terms ; as also to facilitate the EXPORT of the PBODUCE of the COLONY and the FISHERIES of NEW ZEALAND ; and request that orders to be forwarded by the Urgent may be sent tjhthem previous to the 10th instant. Trflßgar Street, Nelson, May 3. IVfR. JOHN GIBLETT, owner of the •I.V-L schooner Star of China, will be happy to enter into arrangements with the Merchant* and Settlers of Nelson, to execute orders for Goods or Stock from the Sydney market, either by application to his residence 299, Pitt Street, Sydney, or to his agents, Messrs. Patchett aud Co., Nelson. MR. T. J. FERRERS begs to inform the inhabitants of Nelion that he has REMOVED his SCHOOL to the British and Foreign School-Boom in Bridge Street. The educational course includes Latin, French, English, Mathematics, &c, and all on the most reasonable terms. He has likewise an evening class for adults, from seven till nine. Tbere is a Debating Class held at the school at eight o'clock on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. /PO WHALERS. — Boyd Town, TwoJL fold Bay, New South Wales.— SHIPS can REFRESH' or REFIT at this harbour free of all port charges, pilotage, &c, and can obtain wood, water, fresh and salt provision*, vegetables, ship chandlery, stores, and slops of every kind and description, and, if required, the services of experienced shipwrights and boat-builders, upon the most reasonable terms. N.B. Oil or bone taken in exchange. ENERAL AGENCY and COMMISSION OFFICE, No. 18, Cornhill, London, opposite the Royal Exchange. To Merchants, Commercial News-Rooms, Public Libraries, Agricultural Societies, Officers of the United Services, Primers, Publishers of Newipapers, and Colonists generally. P. L. SIMMONDS, General Agent and Commission Merchant, in offering his services tQ bis friends and the colonial public in general, begs to acquaint them that he his ready to receive orders for supplies of any kind and quantity, and goods of every description of first-rate quality, .it the very lowest n^arket prices of the day, and to transact business upon the most-liberal terms, provided he is previously furnished rjrigtbfands or drafts, at either long or short dates, or a reference to some London or Liverpool house for payment. P. L. Simmonds will receive consignments or any description of merchandise to be sold on commission, and accept bills for two-thirds of the amount, on receipt of the bills of lading. Consignments intrusted to his csre will meet with every possible despatch in their disposal, and sales be conducted with the greatest attention to the interest of the disposer. An extensive knowledge of general business, acquired during a long residence in the West Indies, and subsequent extensive. eoune of business with all the British colonies, the experience of several years in London as a Colonial Agent, coupled with promptitude, attention, and judgment, will, he trusts, enable him to give satisfaction to those who may favour him with their commands. N.B. — Parents sending home their children for education, may with confidence intrust them to the care of Mr. Simmonds, who will undertake to lee them placed in first-rate and respectable establishments, where every attention shall be paid to their health, morals, improvement, and general comfort. A SUPPLEMENT to the Nelson Examiner is published THIS DAT, which contains a full HISTORY of the WAIRAU MASSACRE; including a coloured ground plan of the icene of conflict, notices of the principal sufferers and acton, and a mass of important information on matters connected with that unhappy event. As the original plsn of this Supplement has been considerably extended, the price is neceswrily increased. Subscribers to the Examiner will receive a copy with their paper for Is. 3d. , Additional copies, Ss. etch, cs«!i. To persons taking a dosen copies, the price will be Is. od. each. PRINTED FORMS of the following r descriptions are always on sale at the office of »*us paper-i— Blank forms for auctioneers Forms of entry for pataing the Customs Seamen's articles of agreement Seamen's advance notes Bills of exchange. Bills of lading. HTiHE NEW ZEALAND ALMANACK, A. published at Wellington, containing Weather Table, Cycles, and Astronomical Numbers, f-wi*™^*', Meteorological Table, Eclipses of the Sun and if oon, Cardener's Calendar, and useful local information. ' On sale, at the office ofthii paper, price Is. each.