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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIII, 18 November 1854, Page 4

/pO STAND this SEASON, the powerJL ful Cart Horse, CHAMPION. Champion is a dark brown, rising five years old, stands 164 hands high, with great power. Was bred by Mr. C. Best ; his sire the well known horse Young Farmer. Tebms.— jSS 3s. each Mare, and ss. the Groom. Champioti will attend at Mr. Plank's, Wakefield Arms, every Tuesday ; and at Nelson, every Saturday. Wm. Dale, Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond. STAND this SEASON, at Grove JL Farm, near Stoke, and at the Plough Inn, Richmond, every Wednesday, the following superior Cart Stallions : YOUNG LINCOLN. Terms— £s each Mare, and ss. the Groom ; and C R I F F L E. Terms— £9 3s. each Mare, and ss. the Groom. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist of January next. The above hones will attend at the Commercial Inn, Nelson, every Saturday. A good paddock at Grove Farm, at 3s. a week, where mares will have every attention bestowed upon them. Grove Farm, Sept. 8. William Jones. vOVTOTJCE TO COW- KEEPERS.— The JA handsome DURHAM BULL YOUNG COMA, By Coma, a fine Bull brought from England by Mr. Gut of Motueka, will be ready for service on and after the first of November. Young Coma was bred by J. D. Greenwood, Esq., from one of his best cows, and is the finest young bull in the settlement. Tebms— Ten Shillings each cow, prompt payment. Apply to W. Jenkins, Vincent-street. fpHE LIVERPOOL and LONDON V .JL FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1836. — Empowered by Act ot Parliament. The amount of Capital subscribed exceeds jf1, 500,000. The Liability of the Proprietors is declared by the Company's Act of Parliament to be unlimited. Life Insurance in all its branches, with the privilege of residing in any part of New Zealand or Australia, excepting the Diggings, without any extra premium being charged. Fire Insurance!, at rates varying from 10a. 6d. to £3 per cent., according to the degree of risk. No charge for policies however small the amount. Prospectuses and printed forms may be had of the agents Messrs. W. Bowles, Son & Co., Wellington, Messrs. Cookson, Bowleb & Co., Lyttelton, And Messrs. ALFRED FELL & CO., Nelson. NELSON SCHOOL SOCIETY. .mA^^*' THIS IDstitution, established irj^Nelson in 1843, has for its object the EDUCATION of the CHILDREN of Residents of ALL RELIGIOUS PERSUASIONS, by the establishment of schools in every part of the Province where needed, and by supplying such schools with the best means of instruction attainable. It hat already erec ed Nine Schools in different districts, and is now supporting Six Teachers, and engaging others. It has afforded education to a large majority of the young population for ten years. The principles on which the schools are conducted, are such at profess to impart religiout as well as secular initruction, free from denominational peculiarity, need, or institute— the sacred Scriptures being the only religious book introduced. The Society is supported by the scholars' fees and voluntary contribution*, asuated by the Provincial Government. Its management it by trustees, and by a committee, secretary, and treasurer, chosen by the members at an annual general meeting. A subscription of 10s. a year and upwards constitutes membership during the continuance of such subicription. The fathers of children who have attended any of the Society's schools for twelve months previous to the annual meeting, are also entitled to a vote at such meeting. Tbe schools ore always open to receive scholars. Subscriptions for the tnpport of the above Society will be received by Mr. Camtbell, treasurer, or by Mr. W. SI. Stanton, iccretarr.