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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 161, 5 April 1845, Page 17

rfPHE FRIENDS of CHARLES EMPJL SON, Esq., have requested the company of that gentleman to a DINNER, at the Wakatu Hotel, on MONDAY EVENING, the 7th instant, at Six o'clock, for the purpose of affording an opportunity for the expression of their opinion op the Law of Arrest as at present existing, and their sympathy with Mr. Empion as the first example of the injury which the exercise of that law may be made to inflict upon innocent individuals, and consequently upon the commercial community at large. Alexandee M'Donald, Esq., has consented to take the chair. Tickets, Ss., including a pint of Madeira each, to be paid for at the bar of the Hotel. "ftu" O T I C Eis hereby given that the LJt™ PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting between GEORGE MURRAY, NATHANIEL GEORGE MORSE, and WILLIAM ROGERS, of Grove Farm, Motuaka, within the settlement of Nelson, farmers and co-partners, has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent ; and the business will in future be carried on at Grove Farm aforesaid by NATHANIEL GEORGE MORSE and WILLIAM ROGERS only. All claims upon the late firm of Murray, Morse, and Rogers I will be discharged by the said Nathaniel George Morse and William Rogers; and all debts due to the said firm are to be paid to Nathaniel G. Morse and William Rogers, who are authorized to receive the same. Dated this third day of April, 1845. gsoxge murkat. Nathaniel Giokge Morse, Witness, For self and William Rog&ks. F. Dillon Bell, • John Poyntib, Nelson. J~ To Mr. J. N. BEIT, Nelson. SIR — We have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of a letter from you on the subject of the agreement between H. H. Buseh and ourselves, in which letter you subscribe yourself as Agent for the German Emigrants. In answer, we beg to inform you that having made application to Mr. Fox, the New Zealand Company's Resident Agent for this place, he assures us that you hold no such office. Under theie circumstances, we protest against your right to address us in such a capacity ; and herewith inform you that for the future such letters will be returned to you unanswered. We have the honour to be, sir. Your obedient humble servants, Bansau, April 1. Kellino, Bkotbebs, & Benoit. IJRAY OF ISLANDS.— A PUBLIC J-J MEETING will be held on the Green, on MONDAY next, at noon precisely, to prepare an ADDRESS of CONDOLENCE with the ejected Inhabitants of the Bay of Islands, and to express an opinion of the conduct of the officers and crew of H.M.S. Hazard, and troops engaged in the late conflict. The settlers at Nelson are earnestly requested to assemble on this occasion, to evince their sympathy with the sufferers. W. Fox. D. Uohio, J.P. C. A. Dillon. F. Ottkrson, J.P. A. M'Donald. D. Sclandebs. Altbed Fell. E. W. Stafford. James S. Tttlee. F. Dillon Bill. A. Dokxtt. C. Elliott. G. Dvppa. W. O. Cautley. C. Empson. A. G. Jenkins. C. B. Withe*. R. X, Newcome. N. G. Mome. Jamis Hammond. W. L. Shephebd. E. D. Sweet. T. J. Thompson. Samuel Stephens. H. Seymooe. A. Macshane. A. Habt. T. J. Lowndes. Jonw Kerb.