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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 184, 13 September 1845, Page 109

HfOHN WATTS begsrespctfully to inform tf the inhabitants of Nelson and its neighbourhood, that be has RESUMED his former BUSIVBSSuf working E.V. GINEER and BLACKSMITH, in Bridge Street ; and having been long employed in the largest iron works in Scotland both machine and agricultural, he trusts by attention and efficjant workmanship to merit a shar* of the public patronJ&ND IN THE SETTLEMENT OF NELSON. AGENT of the NEW ZEALAND JL COMPAN'/ having received instructions to GRANT LEASES, with PURCHASING CLAUSES, of the -ompany's Accommodation flections in this settlement, is ready to receive applications from parties wishing to treat for the ■time. COLONIAL RESERVES (Town and Accommodation, 1 acre and 50 acre* respectively) will be put up lepamtely for SALE by AUCTION, at an upset price to be fixed by the Company* Agent, at the requeit of parties desirous of purchasing the same. tyaifon, June 21, 1844. JD EWARD.— STOLEN or STRAYED, THREE HEIFERS, branded * on the off rurap, with no other brand on them, imported in the barque Esiex, and the property of the undersigned ; supposed to have bren driven from the Waimea Plain with other cattle, and to have calved ere this. Any person or persons who will deliver the said thrre heifers or any of them to the undersigned, at his station on the Waimea, will receive a reward of One Pound (^1) sterling per head for the heifers, and Ten Shillings (10s.) sterling lor each of the calves. Any person or persons who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the conviction of any person or pemons of having feloniously detained any or all of the said heifers, shall, upon conviction of the delinquent, receive a reward of Five Pounds (£b) sterling. Allington. Waimra. May 22. Gwnno" Drtpr- a.