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Waimea road. Sharp, William, farmer, Collingwood st Spittal, John, labourer, Waimea south. Stagg, Charles, labourer, Waimea west Stratford, Charles, farmer, ditto. Stone, Samuel, labourer, ditto. Sutton, Thomas, labourer, ditto. Shannon, Michael, labourer, ditto. Stafford, Edward, esq., ditto. Southerly, William, labourer, Motuaka. Staples, John, labourer, ditto. Stanton, Edward, labourer, ditto. T. Tidd, Thomas, labourer, Maitai. Tod, Robert, esquire, Waukapuaka. Taylor, Joseph, stablekeeper, Trafalgar square. Tulley, Michael, cowkeeper, Collingwood street Tilley, Samuel, labourer, Waimea south. Timms, Charles, dairyman, Collingwood st Tarr, George, labourer, Waimea road. Taylor, Joseph, clerk, Trafalgar st Thompson, William, sawyer, Bridge st Taylor, Joseph, labourer, Waimea west. Tomlinson, Richard, labourer, ditto. Tytler, James Stewart, esquire, ditto. Thompson, Thomas, farmer, ditto. Thorpe, Charles, esquire, Motuaka. Tennant, Richard, labourer, ditto. Turner, Henry, sawyer, ditto. Thompson, George, blacksmith, ditto. U. Upjohn, James, labourer, Waimea west Upton, Thomas, sawyer, Bridge street V. Valle*, Philip, J.P., esquire, Grove street. Verry, Thomas, labourer, Waimea south. W. Wallace, John, labourer, Waimea east Waterhouse, Thomas, labourer, ditto. Ward, Thomas, farmer, ditto. Ward, John, farmer, ditto. Wallace, Richard, farmer, ditto. Withers, Charles Biggs, farmer, ditto. Wilkie, William, storekeeper, Waimea south. Wigzel, William, labourer, ditto. Wagstaff, Thomas, labourer, ditto. Wilkinson, Joseph, schoolmaster,' ditto. Warner, Richard, labourer, Collingwood street Walker, John, labourer, ditto. Williams, Henry, shoemaker, Trafalgar street White, WilKam, carpenter, Bridge st Wilson, James, labourer, Collingwood street. Wilkins, Thomas, labourer, Little Scotland. Winter, William, labourer, Nile street White, Thomas, labourer, ditto. White, Charles, labourer, ditto. White, George, esquire, Waimea road. Wilson, Isaac, labourer, Hardy st Watts, John, labourer, ditto. Woolf, Samuel, carter, ditto. Wastney, Edward, farmer, Waukapuaka. Wells, William, esquire, ditto. Winser, James, labourer, Maitai. Well, Thomas, labourer. Brook st. Wells, Samuel, labourer, ditto. Walsh, William, labourer, ditto. Wadsworth, James, bricklayer, Waimea south. Watson, Jacob, labourer, ditto. Webby, Edward, farmer, Waimea west Walker, Charles, labourer, ditto. Wootton, David, carpenter, ditto. Watson, James, blacksmith, ditto. Ward, Joseph, farmer, ditto. Woolley, William, labourer, ditto. Y. Young, Hugh, carpenter, Bridge street Yeats, John, carpenter, Collingwood st. Young, John, blacksmith, Waimea south. Police Office, Nelson, Feb. 1, 1845. Notice is hereby given, that all objections to the above list will be heard and determined by me, at eleven o'clock of the forenoon of Monday, the tenth day of February instant, at the Police Office in Nelson. Donald Sinclair, Chief Police Magistrate. Sltfisi&ON BBEWERY.— HOOPER & -L Co., in returning thanks to the public of Nelson for the support which they have hitherto received, beg to draw their attention to the following REDUCTION in PRICES— £ *. d. Strong beer .... per hhd. 4 10 0 Ditto „ gall. 0 2 0 Ditto „ quart 0 0_« Ale gall. 0 fsk Ditto . . . . . „ quart 0 0 :J5{L Table beer „ gall. 0 «r .'Wtsj Terms— Cash. dasSfc January 30th, 1845. «SNB J. P. DU MOULIN, L'A$H i.vJL AGENT and SURVEYOR, Prince Street. Auckland; " begs to offer his services to gentlemen who may be desilqua of obtaining land in the vicinity of Auckland, either from thcr Government, or by purchase from- the natives in accordance with the terms of the Government proclamation of the 10th October, 1844. From Sir. Dv Moulin's experience as a surveyor under the Government, and hu perfect knowledge of the northern and central districts of the island, he flatters himself that tiU services may be found valuable to those who may favour him by entrusting their interests to his care. Further particulars can be obtained at the office of Cbables Marshall., Esq., who will also furnish the requisite power* of attorneyLetters, addressed v above, will be promptly attended to. Auckland, October 89, 1844. C^ NEW ZEALAND AGENCY. MR. F. W. JERNINGHAM begs to inform his friends and the colonists, that he is above to return to England by the Caledonia, h* March next, soil intends OPENING a GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS tar LONDON with this colony. His chief object will be to bring before the English public and the Contusent the valuable exports of the country. He therefore solicits tb« support of the colonists, and ben to assure them that any-business intrusted to his care will meet with the strictest nlftntiOP and despatch. Until he has engaged offices in London, his address will'be to the care of Messrs. Manqlss, Paid, and Mooftl, 8, N,ew Broad Street, City, London. . ' ' Thorndon Beach, Wellington, Jan. 24. .. . Just published, price Ss. 6d., AN'ABRIDGMENT of CHRISTIAN. DOCTRINE, compiled by the Catholic TAJftp* of Fort Nicholson. - . » „ . < Copies may be had at the office of this papbr. ' ' LMANACK for 1845.-^Tbe>sF3BL^> LINGTON ALMANACK, coAtainfog u si:ea&gj&|t.~: meteorological and wetther tables, cycles, auronon|M,RUU&.'; bers, eclipses of the sun and moon, gardener'* <»l»iW»Ps^^ nuy o« had at the office, price 1«. eacn. ' t »