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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 597, 13 August 1853, Page 8

AGENCY of the LIVE R> IN .fOOL and LONDON FIRE aud^ JiU?E INSURANCE COMPANY, eitahlished ;1836; empowered by Act of Parliament. The ainonnt of Capital subicribed exceeds £1,500,000. The liability bf th 4 proprietors, is declared by the Company's Acts' of Parliament, to be unlimited. Business. Insurance against Loss bt Firb of Property of every description; Life Insurance in all itt branches ; Insurance of Leases roa Years, by which the value of property so held is made equal to. freehold. Agents fob New Zealand :— Wellington — Messrs. Wm. Bowi.br, Son, & Co. Lyttelton — Messrs. Cookson, Bowler, & Co. Nehon—W. R. Nicholson, Esq. Who are fully empowered to issue Policies, and settle claims, on satisfactory proof of loss, and to appoint Ageati in the other settlements. ' ; <y ROOK'S STRAIT faINING COM- / PANY.— =The undersigned, having become contributor of the funds necessary to organize the Company, pursuant to the Prospectus of 30th June last, and being entitled to 8-" res in respect of such contribution, is prepared to dispose of a portion of those shares. Application to be made ' W. L. WftßT. OOK'S STRAIT MINING COMPANY. — All communications to tie trusteed of this Company, are to be addressed, under cover^ to the undersigned. By order, W. Thos. Locke Travers,< > Provisional Secretary, Nelson, Nelson, New Zealand. 11th July, 1853. THREE POUNDS TtEWARb.— WHEREAS, a chesnut COLT, rising three years, with a. slight blase on the face, and branded E S under the -mane on the right side of the neck, has strayed, or been driven, from Waimea West, the above sum will be paid for such information as will lead to his recovery. He was last seen by the advertiser between Captain Blundell's farm and the river, about February last. . , E. W. Stafford. ' MR. MICHAEL DEVANEY, DECEASED. y A Lk PERSONS who stood INDEBTED J-JL to Mr. MICHAEL DEVANEY, late of the town of Nelson, New Zealand, Storekeeper, at the time of his decease (l6th instant), are requested by the Executors to forthwith PAY the amount of their respective Debts to Messrs. Fkli. and Co., Nelson, who are authorized to receive such Debts. And all Persons to whom, the Mid Michael Devancy stood iadebted at the time of his decease, are requested forthwith 'to lodge with me, the* uii'dersigned, the particulars of their respective Claims, with affidavits of verity. Dated this 20th day of May, 1853, By order of the Sxecutors, Donald Sinclair, / >* • Solicitor, Nelson. y.\ CARD. — Mr. WILLIAMS, -LJI M. R. C. S., and L. A. C. L., begs leave to announce to the Inhabitants of Nelson and its vicinity, that he has commenced practice as a SURGEON and ACCOUCHEUR, in the house lately occupied by Alfred Jenkins, Esq., in Trafalgar Square, near the Church. ON SALE, by the Undersigned, Headstalls, Girths, Fleshout Stirrup Leathers, Dandy Brushes', Gig Whips; &c, &c. H. L. N. &.AKKE, Saddler, &c. Trafalgar Street. «*^_ Just published, price 2s. stitched,THE ELECTORAL ROLL bf the PROVINCE of NELSON, published by authority. May be had at the " Examiner " office. Just Fablithed, Price Two Shillings each. \HHHE NEW ZEALAND CONSTITUJL TION ACT, together with Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor.-itw CfetefVof New Zealand, in explanation thereof. \ Alexander Aitken, Nelion. /CHOICE FRUIT and other TREES— V-^ ON SALE, ex Spray, from Sydney : — Newington Nectarine Elruge ditto Roman ditto Filberts Cartillac, or large baking Pear Verlain Pear '• Swan Egg ditto Napoleon ditto Late black Plum Royal George, Warrington, and Milton Peaches Brown Ischia Fig Temple Apricots - N Paple superb ditto ' Green gage Plums Black Italian and Lombardy Poplars. Early application isnecasiary. Bridge Btreet, August 6, 1853. D. Moobs. rrr\or rr\o E. STAFFORD, Esquire. Sir — Ia the Nelson Examiner, of date July 27, there is a letter addressed to me, 'apparently put in as part of the correspondence, which letter I never received, much less sent to the paper ; and when I first saw it, resolved to treat it with silent contempt, as I looked on it as a mere political squib — but on asking Mr. Kearns why he did not send me a copy, he stated that he never addressed such a letter to me on the subject. He at the same time admitted that he did invite me au4 others to a meeting at the Plough Inn, oh Sunday, and also admitted that he and Dr. Muller did meet there at the time, and simply denied it was a preliminary political meeting, but as he was employed by Mr. Elliott to canvass for you, I leave you and the public to judge from my statement (which I am prepared to prove), whether it was a political or a religious meeting. I on various occasions expressed my intention of exposing such proceedings, but never stated you were there. I have seen for a few minutes only the Rev. Mr. Ironside, who assures me he never used it for a political purpose, but talked to Mr. Elliott on the subject with a view to put a stop to Sunday political meetings. Such being the case, I am sorry I ever put such a construction on it, and have stated my willingness to meet that gentleman, in order to come to a' mutual explanation, as I fear he has been either misrepresented or misled. I shall hand a copy of this to the Nelson Examiner* for publication. I have the honour to be, Your obedient servant, Alexander O£g. Hope, Waimea East, August 4.