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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 69, 28 August 1858, Page 1

iEtecellaneou*. THE Local Educational Committee for SPRING GROVE are prepared to receive TENDERS for the ERECTION of a master's DWELLING-HOUSE, at the River-Terrace School, on or before the Bth of September next. Particulars to be obt*!raed at Mr. Ladley'a Store, Spring Grove. >^ 1458 %^y Wm. Hebbick, Chairman. THE Undersigned beg to give notice to the public, that, on the part of the LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, they have always accessible. IN CASE OF FIRK, TWO LADDERS, of 3p*6KW%et lengths, which will be found ranged^by the side of then: Bonded Store, hi Trafejgar-street, and which can be drawn out for use at a/moment's notice. E«<TH. EDWABDB & CO., AgenJs/<Dr the Liverpool and London Fire V, | J«^and Life Insurance Company. Nelson, August 23, 1858. 1471

STRAY COW.— A strawberry Cow, branded like a D or horse-shoe on the off rump, has been running along with mj cattle for the last month. . Unless claimed withu^ambnth, it will be sold to defray expenses. jS 1460 Geobqe Holland, Stoke. TENDERS FOR BUILDING. THE Collingwood Local Educational Committee invite TENDERS for the erection of a SCHOOL-HOUSE and MASTER'S DWELLING, according to a plan and specification to be seen at the Secretary's house, CoHhfgwood. / John Ross, Secretary. July 27. v^ 1387 PUBLIC NOTICE.— Any person CUTTING or REMOVING TIMBER or BRUSHWOOD frani Sectious 4 and 15, Pelorus Valley, will be PROSECUTED. 1398 -*<S R. Blaymibes, Waitohi. FOR SALE, 80 TCWS excellent SWEDE TURNIPS. T. Kite, 1421 w^ Richmond. IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT ROSS, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to this estate are requested forthwith TO PAY the amounts due from them, to MRS. MARY ROSS, the sole executrix ; and all persons having CLAIMS upon the estate are requested to send particulars thereof to us, AND KINGDON, Trafalgar-street. Nelson, 21st August, 1858. 1446 FOR SALE, at the Grove Farm, about 50 Tons of prime (CLOVER HAY, and 40 Tons Brown River POTATOES. 1114 V,/^ James Powiok, Stoke. NELSON WORKING MAN'S SHEEP ASSOCIATION. In accordance with the Deed of Settlement, the whole of the PROPERTY of this Association is now OFFERED for SALE until the 15th October next, viz: — 2,900 sheep of all ages 1,624 acres of freehold land at the Lake Run The goodwill of the run ; the homestead thereon in good condition The shearing station hi Wai-iti valley, comprising 55 acres. All applications to be in writing, and to be addressed to the Secretary, from whfrm? further particulars can be obtained. y^ By order of the Dh^ctors, y C. Sewell, Secretary. July 30. s*-^s *-^ 1378 NOTICE.— The undersigned hereby requests that all ACCOUNTS owing to him over six months be PAID within ONE MONTH from this date 5 failing in this, thev/ffifi be placed in the hands of a Solicitor for recovery. N.B.— ln future all accounts over three months will be charged interest. / / Edwin Snow, S Tailor. Nelson, August 13, 1858. 1431

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE, the tho-rough-bred STALLION "Leading Article." In consequence of H. J. LyAuGABDE's severe accident, he will be unable to attend the above horse in the forthcoming season, tjrerefore wishes to part with him by sale or otherwises For particulars appl/at the Thatched House, Quail YaUey. - -**£ 1389 NOTICE. — The person who undertook to deliver the TWOKEGS OF fi UTTER to Mr. John Beit, from/thMchooner Sa •ab^nStiie 9th instant, is requesflld to/ ftOMMUNI C?ATE wife the undersigned wpnout delay.) 1 / / _^S I 1 kAjow r Tebrt. Nelson, August 20, 1858\ y v 145fr OTICE 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 quantity of Land equal in value (at the rate of 10s. an acre) to one-fourth of the/amount of his passage money. For example : every Immigrant, on redemption of his promissory note or notes, will be entitled to receive Ten Acres of Lymd for every Twenty Pounds he shall have paid on acrcunt of the passage of himMf and family. / These grants of ldnd will either be made out of blocks specially resen/ed for immigration'pfjrposes in small-farm and agrtfiltural settlements, or in the immediate vicinity of/roa^rtft" piucess of construction ; or the immigrant yLawelect the quantity to which he shall be declared/ enntled out o* any lands open to purchase as Rural. .1 In order to \atilitate the Ideation of immigrants desirous of immenately settling upon land and of being employed on thbNpibh'c Works, Reserves will be made wherever practidatw, along or near each line of road, and will be laid off^n ten-acre sections, which the immigrants will be at once to occupy, receiving a conveyance of ihe same as soon as they shall have paid tfes. wholA of^their passage money. Pmties desirous of availing themselves of this pri« vilegiin \the bloSt at present being surveyed hi the Grey \Towm Settlement, are requested to make immediate ffpphNatiiMi to the undersigned, who will give any further rarormation that may be required. \ JJ. G. HOLDSWOBTH, >*y Registrar of Immigration. Province of Wellington, August 10, 1857. 113 £10 REWARD. WHEREAS the Store of the undersigned, at Manuka-point, W&itapu.virSs BROKEN INTO last TUESDAY NIGHT/Between Ten and Twelve, and a CASH-BOX, containing £44 in gold and notes STOLEN therefrom/ The above REWARD will /» paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the oonviction of the offender oyoffenders. / Thomas Askbw, •"•^ Bridge-street. Nelson, July 27, 1858. 1362