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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 309, 5 February 1848, Page 192

x*C^OR LONDON direct, will sail positively _|? on the 10th February, the splendid fast-sailing barque WOODSTOCK, 400 tons, A i for twelve yean, William R. Nicholson, commander, being chartered, and having the anreaterpart of her cargo engaged. Has first-rate accommodation for a limited number of passengers. For freight or passage, immediate application is necessary to P. M. Hebtet, Wellington; or to Mobbison and Sclandbbs, Nelson. Nelson, Dee. 31. lAj^OR WELLINGTON direct, to sail early J? next week, the well-known fast-sailing clipper schooner EMILY, Bubnbt Phillips, master. For freight or passage apply to Phillips, Brothers, Auckland Point. Nelson, February 4. <m/k LFRED FELL and CO. have received jt\. instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in Trafalgar Street, on SATURDAY, February 19th, TWO COWS and ONE STEER, with a few other cattle, of which further ytice will be given. \ I^T GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROCLAMATION. By His Excellency GEORGE GREY, Esquire, Governor and Commander.in-Chief in and over the Oolong of Hew Zealand and Ut Dependeneiu, and Vice-Admiral of the tarn*, tfC, t[C. BY virtue of the powers given to me for that purpose, I, the Governor-in-Chitf, do hereby • proclaim that the provisions of an ordinance of the Lieutenant- Governor and Legislative Council of New Zealand, made and passed in the eleventh year of the reign of her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled "An Ordinance tor regulating the Slaughtering of Cattle in certain Places," shall come into operation from and after the fint day of March, 1848, within the town of Ne'ton, in the said colony (the limits of which are defined in a map or plan deposited in the office of the Resident Magistrate, for the district of Nelson aforesaid), so far only as it applies to the licensing of slaughter-houses, or places for slaughtering cattle, and for regulating the' same, as prescribed by the taid ordinance. Given under my hand and teal, at Nelson, aforesaid, this this second day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight. G. Gbbt, Governor-in-Chief. By command of his Excellency, M. Richmond, . Superintendent. J God save thai Queen ! "«iß#riS Excellency the Governor-in-Chief I_"bV*liii been pleased to appoint (provisionally) John Poynteb, Esquire, to be Deputy-Registrar of Births, Marriages, ana Deaths, for the district of Nelson. M. Richmond, Superintendent. Kelson, February 9d, 1848. J ROADS AND BRIDGES. ~ of POSTPONEMENT for _L^l receiving of TENDERS.— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tht time limited fur the receiving of tenden for the repiun of the Waimea road, and the erection of a bridge near Ellendale, has been extended from the 7th, till MONDAY, the 14th day of February instant, at noon, until which day the specifications and plant will lie at this office for inspection. - M. Richmond, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, February 4th, 1848. JV/TEDICAL ATTENDANCE on PAU\LYJ- PERS.-BEALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received at this office, until noon of MONDAY, the 14th instant, for MEDICAL ATTENDANCE, MEDICINES,* and such surgical operations aa may be required by sick pau> pan in Nelson. The conditions of contract may be seen at tbis office. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tenden for Medical Attendance, &c, ob Paupen." M. Richmond, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, February 4th, 1848.

y\ BSTRACT of the REVENUE and EXPENDITURE of the DISTRICT of JLJL NELSON, for the Year ended the 31st day of December, 1847.

REVENUE, EXPENDITURE. Obdinaby. _f «. d. _f •. d. Civil Establishment. _f ». d. 4 1. d. Customs 1381 7 l His Honour the Superintendent . ■- Post Office 78 610 Sub-Treasurer . . . . 510 3 Fines and Fees — Supreme Court . — Customs 376 IS 8 „ Police . . 99 19 8 Post Office 94 0 4 „ Court of Requests 70 0 Harbour Master . , . . 216 17 3 „ Registrar of Deeds — Medical Officer .... — Licenses — Publicans' . . . 306 0 0 Surveyor „ Auctioneers' . . 40 0 0 Government Brig Victoria . . •0 7 Rest— Powder Magazine . . 10 8 , . To« Ordinary. .Tlwill ' ' ' '^HLl± Judicial. Incidental. County Court . ... 1 7 9 Surcharges recovered . . . 04 4 Supreme Court . . . . 99 5 4 Balances of advances made to Sheriff and Gaols . . , . 181 010 officers under imprest . . — Court of Requests ... — _„.-.. , Registrar of Deeds . . . 88 0 8 Total Incidental . . _»0 4 4 Coroner 10 7 0 _ . Police 795 13 4 Bbcbipts in Aid. Crown Prosecutions and Witnesses 8 5 0 Remittances from Colonial Trea. ________ fetJurer, or Treasurer of OjaJJouth- Total Judicial . . . d 1,109 810 elc\l)ivision ...■»■, 400, 15 7 -______■_ /5H»w _ .... —_—___ Public Wobkb ahd Boildinos. Sfl^_ Aid .... _f4OO 15 7 Roads and bridges . . " 34 10 0 '* v * q^*S^__**^"' Totti Public Work » • "^ J * 34 10 ° %; H&^_il t "• Militia. '^■■j|^_|___ • ' Nelton battalion of militia . 00 7 0 v . -,*.'. Total Militia . „ . . _?00 7 0 ,***» *&?- Abobioines. ' -**** Presents to Natives • . . . 38 18 0 Rations to ditto . . . . 113 8 Native hospitals . . . 95 9 9 . ' Medical attendance . . . 14 0 9 - ' ~ Rations to tick and destitute . 10 0 3 Total Aborigines . . . j£Bs 0 3 Miscellaneous. Surcharges repaid ... — Interest on debentures . . 90 1 8 Alj2w«ace to widows of constables killed at Wairau . . . 10 14 0 _ Ditto to person* wounded at ditto 90 18 0 Rationafortherenefoftbedestitute 44 S 0 H. M. S. Inflexible . . . 98 5 3 Loan to New Plymouth for the purchase of bricks and lime . 00 8 3 Total Miscellaneous . ~ T jCI9O 9 8 RECAPITULATION. Ordinary 1,743 19 9 Civil Establishment §1 'i 1' Incidental 04 4 Judicial . . . . , . 1 109 510 Receipts in aid 400 IS 7 Public Works and Buildinn . 34 10 0 Balance from laat year .... 83 1 4 MUiria . . , . . . . 00 7 0 Aborigines 85 0 3 '^v Miscellaneous •'.... 190 9 8 • s». ' * Balance tv next year 190 18 9 Total . "". : * 9,934 l 0 Total . . . _r a,934 1 0 " STEPHEN CARKEEK^^