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/RENDERS will be received at this Office, 3S- on or before THURSDAY, the Bth day of November Jhstant, for SUPPLYING, to the Sheriff and Gaol Departrment, TWELVE PAIRS strong Nelson-made BOOTS. M. Richmond, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, Nov. 3d, 1849. "IVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that -LN APPLICATIONS will be received at this office, on or before the Ist of November, from persons desirous of becomingCANDIDATESfor the appointmentof INSPECTOR, under the Scab Ordinance, for the Nelson District. Applications must be accompanied by testimonials of competency, &c. Further information may be obtained at this Office. M. Richmond, Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, »_, October 22d, 1849. — It having came to the know-'-L\ ledge of the Resident Agent of the New Zealand Company, that certain PARTI BS are in the habit of unlawfully TRESPASSING upon the large ISLAND at the mouth of the Waimea Biver, and DESTROYING the RABBITS there in large quantities for sale ; and further, of CUTTING aud REMOVING WOOD from the same place : NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr. WILLIAM DALE has been appointed KEEPER of the said Island, and that no person whatever will be allowed to shoot, or otherwise kill or take away rabbits or other stock, or cut or remove any wood from the said island, without the written permission of the said William D axe, or of the ondersigned. Parties trespassing after this notice, will he proceeded against according to law. F. D. Bull, Resident Agent. Nelson, 23d October, 1849. VfcUST ARRIVED from England, per ship 'W Kelso, a CASE of choice BULBS and SEEDS, comprising — 1,000 choice Tulips; 100 very superior ditto, lately grown by Mr. H. Gkoom, Florist to her Majesty ; the noted prize Tulip Conqueror of the World, and many others. 3,000 Crocusei, mixed, in great variety — Cloth of Gold, Cloth of Silver, Striped, &c. 1,500 Scarlet, Turban, and Black Ranunculuses ditto. Great quantity of Narcissuses, in variety. Tiger Farirea or Lily of the Day, Gladioluses. 2 dozen fine bulbs of Imperial Lilies. Also, SEED of English SHRUBS— Arbutis, Arbo-vita, Chinese do., Portugal Laurel, &c. ; seed from the well-known Geraniums General Washington, Gem, Jewess, Gain's King, &c. ; Fitch Victoria Asparagus, Sea-Cale, Cucumber, Melon, and many others. jB s. d. Tulips, per bulb, from 4d. to 5 0 0 Crocuses, per hundred 0 5 6 , Ranunculuses „ 012 0 i Narcissuses „ 0 7 6 ' Lily of the Day, per bulb 0 0 6 Gladiolusei „ 0 0 6 Imperial Lillies, each 0 2 6 These bulbs having been well packed, are quite sound, and in good order for planting. N.B. All the seed warranted to be the same as sold -for, or the money returned. Seeds in large or small quantities. W. Hali, Waimea Road, (4 mile from the town.) W. H. wishes to inform the florists of New Zealand, that in a short time he will be able to supply them with bulbs and plants in gnat variety, as he is in correspondence with the first grower of the day. I BIBLES and TESTAMENTS may bei bad, at cost price, from Isaac Mason Hill, Haven Road, i 8 mo., 28th, 18 to. SCHOOL BOOKS, on Sale by the undersigned— LATIN. Anthon's Ctesar, Sallust, Horace, Cicero, Latin Exercises, Arnold's Latin Verse Composition, Ains worth's Latin Dictionary, Bland' s Hexameters and Pentameters, Bradley's Corneliui Nepos, Barker's Cicero, Bosworth'a Latin Construing or Easy and Progressive Lessons from Classical Authors, Clarke's Introduction to the making of Latin, Delectus, Ellii's Exercises by Arnold, Eton Latin Grammar, Eton Ovid, Gradus ad Parnassum, Henry's first Latin Book by Arnold, Jacob's Latin Reader (Ist and 2nd parts), Mair's Introduction to Latin Syntax, Macgowan's Lessons in Latin Reading, Robertson's Latin Phrases, Ruddiman's Rudiments, Terentii Delph., Valpy's First Exercises, Latin Grammar, Latin Delectus, Cornelius Nepos, VirgU, Horace, Analecto Latina, Virgil, Delph., Bvo. GREEK. Arnold's Greek Accidence, Greek Compostion, Anthon's Greek Prosody, Bloomfield's Greek Testament, Lexicons by Donnegan, Jones, Henderic, Major's Excerpta ex Herodote, Matthias's Greek Grammar, by Bloomfield, Valpy's Greek Delectus, Homer, Greek Grammar, Bvo. FRENCH AND ITALIAN. Boyer's French Dictionary, Le Babillard, I* Bagatelle, Bossuet's French Word Book, French Phrase Book, Chambeaud's French Fables, Contes a ma Fille, Cobbett's French Grammar, Duvefpne's Idiom, Delavoye's French Lexicon, Hamil's French Grammar and Exercises, Key to ditto, Levizac's French Grammar, Meadow's French Dictionary, Nugent's French Dictionary, Perrin's French Fable*, Conversations, Spelling, Surene's French Pronouncing Dictionary, Teleniaque, Wanostrocht's French -Grammar, Numa Pompiliui, Recueil Choisi, Gil Bios, Botarelli's Italian Exerciies. Meadow's Italian Dictionary, Porquet's Tessoretto and Key to Botarelli, Veneroni's Italian Grammar. ENGLISH. Bonnycastle's Algebra, Arithmetic, Mensuration, Geometry, Key to ditto, Blair's Class Book, Butler's Atlas, Carpenter's Spelling, Enfield's Speaker and Dictionary, Fenning's > Universal Spelling, Findlay's Atlas, Guy's Orthographical Exercises, Gray's Arithmetic, Goldsmith's England, Rome, Greece, Geography ; Guy's Spelling, Goultress's Geography, Hort's Pantheon, Ingrain's Arithmetic, Mathematics ; Johnson's Dictionary, Joyce's Arithmetic, Keith on the Globes, Lempriere's Classical Dictionary, J/ennie's Grammar and Key, Mayor's Spelling, {Murray's Reader, Exercises, Introduction, Grammar, large and small size; Mangnail's Questions, M'Culloch's Course of Reading, Nesbit's Parsing, Pinnock's English Grammar, Russell's Grammar, Stewart's Geography, Simpson's Scotland, Greece ; Vyse's Spelling, Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary, Walkinghame's Tutor and Key to ditto, Willey's Grammar. Copy Books, Slate*, Pencils, Ciphering Books, 4c. W. R. Piddincton, Bookseller, Stationer, and Printselier. 485, George-street, Sydney, opposite the Barrack-gate. Agent at Nelson, Mr. C. Elliott.