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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 36, 1 August 1855, Page 1

fflimllmitoufi. T7IDUCATION.— The Committee of the JU NELSON SCHOOL SOCIETY hare appointed Mr. HENRY HAWK to the Mastership of the Society's establishment in town. The School will, on its re-opening, be divided into Three Classes, as,follows : — Junior Classj for the Elementary Branches. — Terms, Six Shillings an/f Sixpence per Quarter. Second Class, for inslru/tion in English Grammar, Arithmetic, Writing; and the elements of Geography and History. — Terms, One Guinea per Quarter. First Class, embracing also Latin, Mensuration, Land Suirveying, Ancient and Modern History, Geography and the use of the Globes, Bookkeeping, &c."— Terms, Thirty Shillings per Quarter. The Girls' School.will be continued as usual. All fees to be paid in advance. Hours, 9i to 12, a.m., and 2 to 4, p.m. The Quarters commence on the first days of January, April, July, and October. Mr. Hawk will enter upon his duties on the first of August next, and the first term (of iwo-thirds of tho Quarter) will end on the 30th September. W. M. Stantok, Nelson, 10th July, 1855. Hon. Sec. MR. HAWK begs to return thanks for the kind patronage he has received since he opened his School ; and, with reference fo the abote advertisement, assures the parties who may still favour" him with their support, that he wi^use his best endeavours to impart a sound education to the children entrusted to him. Woodland House, July 10, 1855. IV-ELSON SCHOOL SOCIETY. — Mr. -I-l HAWK having, with the sanction of the Committee, engaged the services of Mr. BALL for the Nelson School, Bridge-street, the School will RE-OPEN on WED/ESDAY, the Ist of August. / W. M. Stantoh, v Bon. Sec. N.B. — Quarterly Tickets of Admission to the School will be issued by Mr. Stanton, Trafalgarstreet, on receipt of the stipulated Fee. Nelson, 27th July, 1855. • ]VTELSON SCHOOL, BRIDGE-STREET. ll — In consequence of the above arrangement, an EVENING CLASS will be opened on the same ' date, in addition to the previously advertized Classes. Terms — One Guinea perjQuarter. Hours^ — From Seven toaialf-past Eight, p.m. <^/ W. M..STANTON. DENTISTRY. MR. C. H. MOFFITT, SURGEON DENTIST, begs to announieSto the inhabitants of Nelson and the surroundhwaistricts, that he may be CONSULTED in tbX^fious branches of his profession, at Mrs. ELIOBTS, Trafalgar-square, from 10 o'clock to 5 ; and, as his stay atNelaon will be limited to a month, persons requiring bis professional services will please to make an early application. Nelson, June 12, 1855. pATTLE taken on FOURTHS, by parties V-^ of experience and resgectabilty, on a Run south < of the Canterbury bl^ky^ For further particuSrs apply to J. Longden, Can terbury. WANTED, an active LAD, as Out-door SERVANT. Geobge Ridings. TO MR.J. P. ROBINSON.— Sir— A Writ having been issued for the election of a Member of the Provincial Council for this District, in conformity with the Ordinance recently passed for increasing the number of its members, we, the undersigned Electors, respectfully request that you will consent to become our Representative, We are justified in thus plainly asking you to take a seat in the Provincial Council, because, as you will peroeive by a reference to the Electoral 8011, that we constitute the majority of that Roll, and the wjkSe of the resident voters in Motupipi, and therefoj^fcan at once assure to you the position we are 80/ very anxious to secure your valuable services fo% / We are all very well aware of\Ke great private sacrifices which will be the result of your acquiescence in our request ; and nothing short of a fear that we may otherwise be sadly misrepresented, or virtually not represented at all, could induce us to urge the matter with you. Your residence here (with your wonted observation) has been sufficiently long to point out to you those requirements and measures best calculated to promote the development of the resources of this sadly neglected but highly promising District, and we know of no other individual who is so capable of advocating such interests ; and we rejoice that we can unanimously and heartily say, go to the Provincial Council as our ' independent Representative, wholly unfettered by ' pledges, conditions, or instructions of any kind whatsoever, and there do and act as may then and there I appear to yourself best, and you will enjoy tho fullest confidence of 7r7 r . Si», youra respectfully, 2 H. W. Burt Joseph Paokard _ James Baird Samuel Goddard ~^£ Robert M»nson H. M'Gee James Manson Alfred Dodson Magnus Manson T, H. Walker Charles Wan W. Lovell Samuel Spelling John Walker JameaTilby Isaac Walker James Stoddart George Ellis Alfred Fletcher John Horton Z 1 James Lovell C. Nicoll Motupipi, Massacre Bay, July 19, 1855. To Mr. H. W. Bum?, and the other Electors who have signed the Requisition. Gentlemen — It is with feelings of unfeigned pleasure I feel called upon to acknowledge the receipt of your frank yet kind invitation to become your Representative for this' District, in the Council of this Province} the guarantee of a majority of the resident Electors appearing to you to justify the belief, that on the day of election I shall be honoured with such a number of the suffrages of the constituency as will realize your " wishes and expectations. i j It is true, Gentlemen, as you intimate, I cannot undertake the duties your partiality would impose upon me without considerable private sacrifice ; but I feel it would ill accord with the principles I have ever professed and acted upon, during a residence of nearly thirteen years amongst most of you, were I to withhold my services, however humble they may be, at a time when you are pleased to think they may be made available in promoting the interests of this important and valuable District. I therefore cheerfully comply with your request ; ,and should the result of your election place me in tfie honourable position of being your Representative, I trust that my conduct will be such as to merit the great confidence and high esteem you express towards me. I am, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant, # J>P. ROBISSOX, Motupipi, Massacre Bay, A " * July 21, 1855. :