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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XV, Issue 33, 23 July 1856, Page 1

JHiscellaneousANTED, for the "EMMA COLVIN/' SIX ABLE SEAMEN, to proceed in the vessel to China. The higJießt rate of wages will be given. , Apply to th| CAPXA|jf, or to Alfred Fell & Co., Agents. I J.Nelson, July 1 |§ s(! I856. IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF MUTTON. rpHE Undersigned respectfully informs the -1- public of Nelson, and majfers of vessels, that they can be SUPPLIED with KIT WETHERS, in numbers of one or more, atjteom 225. to 253. per head. | J G. H. Mtbbs. FOREST INN, WAKEFIELD. TOHN FOWLER begs to inform the Public O that he has OPENED th£ above house, where every accommodation will be aftbrded for travellers. A good assortment of ready -Aadc Clothes always on hand. . / Good Stabling and $addof6ks (or cattle and horses. N.B. — Orders taken;' fojf Sbwn Timber of every description, Shingles, litichs, Posts and Rails, and Palings. HOOPER and DODSON having LEASED from Mr. C.Habiosy bis BUSINESS, carried on at the BRIDGE-STREET BREWERY, respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage of his friends. / They also take this opportunity of thanking the public for the liberal support they have received ; and be£r to state tHtit it Trill t?o4el%eir constant study- to t>x*oduce an article that mil ensure satisfaction ; and flatter themselves that J;heir very superior XX, now n hand, will do so. / Orders will b« thankfully received at the Comhebciab Hotel, Oddfellows' Asms, and Royal Hotel. If left before Twelve o'clock, will be executed same day. Nelson Brewery, July 4, 1856. BEER CAdks. (CHARLES HARLEM respectfully requests \J his Customers to RETURN to the Bbidgestbbet Bbeweby, at thejfc earliest opportunity, all EMPTY CASKS having Jn them his brand, or that of the late T. Smith. „/ 13th June, 1856. 1 BEER CASKS. IVTOTICE. — It having come to the know1.1 ledge of the undersigned that certain persons have had for some time past in their possession empty casks belonging to him, oauing either this brand or that of the late T. Smith, And are using them for their own private purposes, tins is to give notice that all such persons are expeited to RETURN THEM WITHIN ONE MOifFH FROM THIS DATE, or he will be compelled 1 *to proceed! "against them for wilful detention of his property. ' - Nelson, 13th June, 1856. C. Habley. EAGLAN BREWERY.— From and after the 19th May next, JOHN SMITH and COMPANY -will be prepared fo SELL their FINE PALE and other ALES at the undermentioned prices : — Under 10 gallons, 2s, Qd. per gallon. 10 gallons and upwards, 2s. 6d. per gallon. They will also shortly afterwards have on sale GOOD PORTER and BEERS, the prices of which will atipeap in a future advertisement. 7 Nelson, 28th April, 1856. RAGLAN BREWERY. J SMITH & Co. beg to give notice that, • on and after the 19th instant, ORDERS for their PALE and other ALES will be received at their office, adjoining the Brewery, from 10, a.m., until 4, p.m. To ensure a systematic despatch of business, no orders, unless in writing, can/be received at other hours. Grains and Barm can only be obtained between 4 and 6, p.m. / Nelson, May 13, 1860. NOTICE. MR. JOSEPH KNYVETT left a BOX at my house. If not claimed by him within the space of 14 days from this date, I hereby give Notice that the same Box and its contents will be SOLD by me to defray the expenses fie has incurred for Board and Lodging at my house. ;' \ / William Cleaves. Dated Richmond, 16tH July, 1856. TX7ELLINGTON HOTEL (late Baron W Alzdorffs), Lambton Quay, Wellington. GEORGE SMITH begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public generally that he has now opened the above large and commodious Hotel, which has very superior accommodation for private families. G. S. will always make it his study to attend to the comfort and convenience of "his Customers, and will always have on h(*nd a stock of first-rate Wines, Spirits, Beer, &c. The Hotel is well fitted-up with Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. There is also good Stabling. Wellington, January 12, 1856. CHEAP CONVEYANCE. TOSEPH ANDREWS respectfully intimates O to the public that hjs LIGHT SPRING CART continues to run from "Waimea South to Nelson, and from Nelson to Waimea South, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY; N.B. — Parcels carefully delivered, and Orders exe-^ cuted with despatch. rriHE undersigned hereby gives NOTICE, JL that after this date LIMESTONE IS NOT TO BE REMOVED from the TATA ISLANDS, Massacre Bay, without previous arrangements with him, and payment therefore at the rate of Five Shillings per ton being made. > •' Further, that any person removing Limestone without his permission wiU^e prosecuted. Masters of coasfuirfvessels are requested to be careful, in loading, not to let stone fall into tho water, and thereby injure the anchorage. W. R. Nicholson. Nelson, 13th June, 1856. LOST (supposed to be in Pig Valley), a BLACK FILLY, face and two hind feet white, branded X on near shoulder. A REWARD of TWO POUNDS will be paid to any one who shall deliver the same to JoHK Pbice, Star and Garter, Richmond. May 8. NOTICE. ARANKIN requests that all DEBTS • due to him up to the Ist July be IMME* DIATELY SETTLED ; and any person having any claims against A. B>anki» are requested to send in the account for immediate settlement. * # * In future all Bread Accounts must be settled 1 monthly. Bridge-street, Nelson, July 10.