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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVI, 25 November 1857, Page 4

WILL be SOLD CHEAP, an excellent PORTABLE FORGE, on Appoo's Flat. Apply to Mr. David Ai,la:j, Storekeeper, Appoo's Flat and Upper Slate River. ELANEY, Confectioner, Bread and ( • Biscvit Maker, begs to inform the inhn-; bitnnts of Nelson that he has RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS in Collingwoou struct, where he hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public support. N.B. — Fancy and Ship Biscuits always on hand, wholesale nnd retail. j jSelson, lOtli November, 1857. KEW STORE. /CHARLES M'GEE begs to inform the \J public that ho has just opened a GENERAL STORE, at the corner of Bridge and Collingwood \ Streets. Nelson, November 6, 1857. iEisccilanrous* npO SAWYERS AND OTHERS.— SeaIed JL Tenders will be received by the Trustees of the Nelson Trust Funds, on or before THURSDAY, the ] 10th of December next, for tho SUPPLY of Forty- 1 one Thousand Feet of WHITE PINE, and Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Feet of RED PINE or TOTARA, or wood of a similar character. The tim- ' ber to be delivered adjoining the Waimea-road, or on the Beach at Nelson, on or before the Ist of April, 1858. A list of the lengths and scantlings may be seen at the Trust Board OJiice, Nelson, every Saturday before the day appointed for opening the tenders, between the hours ot Twelve and Two o'clock. A. Or. Jenkins, Secretary to the Board, j Nelson, November 9, 1857. "jVTOTICE.— AII DEBTS owing to the un--L^l dersigned are requested to be paid within the present month, and all accounts against him must be sent in immediately for liquidation. (Signed) J. A. Aixswortji. NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. — The Provincial Government of WELLINGTON will, in pursuance of the Resolution of the Provincial Council, be prepared to convey to each immigrant (introduced under their regulations), as soon as he shall have redeemed his promissory note or notes, a 1 quantity of Land equal in value (at the rate of 10s. an acre) to one-iburlh of the amount of 'his passage money. For example: ever) Immigrant, on redemption of his promissory note or notes, will be entitled to receive Ten Acres of Land for every Twenty Pounds ho shall have paid on account of the passage of himself and family. These grants of land will either be made out of blocks specially reserved for immigration purposes in small-farm and agricultural settlements, or in the immediate vicinity of roads in process of construction ; or the immigrant may select the quantity to which he shall be declared entitled out ot any lands open to purchase as Rural. In order to facilitate the location of immigrants desirous of immediately settling upon land and of being employed on the Public Works, Reserves will be made wherever practicable, along or near each line of road, and will be laid off in ten-acre sections, which the immigrants will be permitted at once to occupy, receiving a conveyance of the same as soon as they shall have paid the whole of their passage money. Parties desirous of availing themselves of this privilege in the block at present being surveyed in the Grey Town Settlement, are requested to make immediate application to the undersigned, who will give any further information that may be required. J. G. HOLDSWORTH, Registrar of Immigration. Province of Wellington, August 10, 1857. TOSEPH ANDREWS respectfully inti£r mates to the public that lie has recommenced RUNNING his LIGHT SPRING CART every Wednesday and Saturday, leaving the Holly Bush at 8, a.m., and the Royal Hotel, Nelson, at 3, p.m. N. B. Parcels carefully delivered, and orders for sawn timber, colonial produce, &c, executed with despatch. Nelson, June 5, 1857. T OST, on WEDNESDAY last, on the JLJ Spring Grove Road, between the River and the Schoolhouse, a black LACE VEIL. Whoever will bring the same to Dr. Monbo's, Waimea West, or Mrs. Taylob's, Selwyn Place, Nelson, will be REWARDED. November 17, 1857. CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION, NELSON. PURSUANT, to the EDUCATION ACT, Sections 3 and 4, the CENTRAL BOARD hereby gives Notice that the annual rate of O-'E POUND upon each Householder, and of FIVE SHILLINGS for every child of such Householder between the ages of 5 and 14 years, will be levied on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, and that the following places are appointed for that purpose :— Town of Nelson, the Court House. Ktoke, the School House. Waimea East, Mr. Stanton's, Richmond. Waimea West, the School House. Spring Grove, the School House. Wakelield, the Mechanics' Institution. Moutere, Mr. Hewitson's, or Mr. Guy's. Motueka, the School House. Riwaku, the School House. Motupipi, the School House. Suburban North, Mr. Manssen's. J. D. Gbeenwood, November 5, 1857. Secretary. ONE POUND REWARD. STRAYED, a BAY FILLY, three years old, one white foot, star in the forehead, light muzzle, branded with a square on the saddle. Any person delivering the same at Wilt'ord Farm, Wahnea East, will receive tho above Reward. JonN and W. Win. QTRAYED, from T. Hooper s Paddock, Ks Richmond, a white -sided BULLOCK, with red neck, and red spot on rump, spreading horns, with a long rope attached. Any person giving information which shall lead to the recovery of the same shali be remunerated for their tiouble. Nelson, November I7tn.