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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 76, 22 September 1858, Page 1

Miscellaneous* CONCERT. MASONIC HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6. MR. and Mrs. AUGARDE have the honour to announce their CONCERT, VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL (in which they will be assisted by Mr. Bonkington and the gentlemen of the Nelson .Amateur Musical Society), at the Masonic Hall, Tra-falgar-street, on the Evening of WEDNESDAY, 6th October. / Programme and particulars in future advertisement.| Admission, by ticket only, to be had of Mr. Stanton, Trafalgar-Btreet; and Mr. ifccK, Trafalgar Hotel. \y 1579 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. npENDERS (enclosing plans and specificaX tions) are invited for the ERECTION of a FOOT-BRIDGE over the river Maitai, at Nile-street ; the cost not to exceed £40. The tenders to be sent in to this office on or before WEDNESDAY next, September 22. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. * By order of the Board, J.yL. Bailey, Board of Works Office, / Secretary. Nelson, Sept. 17, 1858. ** 1577 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. mENDERS are invited for the REMOVAL JL of the SUSPENSION BRIDGE from its present situation to Bridge-street. The tenders (which are to include the cost of making approaches to the bridge, and leaving it in a proper state of repair) may be sent in to this office on or before WEDNESDAY next, September 22. The Board do not bind themselves to /accept the lowest or any tender. / By order of the Board, J. L. Ijailey, Board of Works Office, j" / Secretary. Nelson, Sept. 17, 1858. \J 1578 STRAY CATTLE.— A RED STEER, very wild and without brand, has been running with my cattle for the last fire or six months. / Unless claimed within another moHxh, it will be sold to pay expenses. / W. SiHET, Witbarrow. Takaka, September 1, 1858. 1559 T OST, between T. C. Batchelor's store, I J Bridge-street, and CollingwoocU/treet and the Freemasons' Hall, SIX ONE-POUNI) notes. Whoever will return the sameAo Mr. T. C. Batcheloe will be rewarded. \^/ 1558 LOST, on Friday evening, between the Literary Institution and Mr. R. Aitken's store, Bridge-street, several INVOICES of GOODS, consigned to Captain Scott. Any person^ finding the same, and returning them to the undersigned, will be amply rewarded. / \S R. AITKEX. Nelson, September 14, 1858. 1561 NOTICE.— The MOTUEKA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD, in accordance with Section 10 of the Country Roads Amendment Act, 1858, hereby requires from every occupier of any land or tenement, and every owner of any unoccupied land or tenement, or his agent, withiu one calendar month from tliis date, a statement in writing of the quality and nature of the land and tenements owned or occupied by such person in tho district, together with the name of the owner or occupier (if any), and the value thereof to sell. No person, failing to make such return, shall be entitled to appeal in respect of any case of assessment within the district : such statement to be addressed and forwarded to . Chaeles Thoep, Esq., / Chairman of the Motueka RoaaTßoard. By order of the Road BoarcL/ Motueka, September Bth, 1858. s^ 1548 HOOPER and DODSON intend making an ALTERATION in their FIRM/on the Ist of OCTOBER next, and request alVdemands against them to be sent in for payment wUfcout delay. Parties indebted to the firm are remectfully requested to settle their accounts during the present month. Nelson Brewery, Sept. 9, 1858. 1554 mHE NEW ZEALAND ALMANACK. In consequence of numerous expressions of disappointment and regret at the non-publication of the above work for the current year which have repeatedly come to the notice of the proprietors of the Lyttelton Times, they have determined upon resuming its publication in order to meet the requirements of the colony. The ALMANAC for 1859 will contain, besides a carefully-constructed EPHEMERIS and CALENDAR, a complete OFFICIAL DIRECTORY for the ISLANDS, a compendium of COLONIAL STATISTICS, a COASTING DIRECTORY according to the latest authorities, Political, Ecclesiastical, Agricultural, and Mercantile Information, and a lar/re amount of other matter interesting and useful to all classes in the colony. TO GENERAL ADVERTISERS. The New Zealand Almanac, commanding as it has always done an extensive sale throughout New Zealand, offers a circulating medium ir6t otherwise to be met with. The terms for Advertisements are : — For every inch of space (page widej, 35. ; or, per page (foolscap octavo), 12s. T / Orders will be received atSttre Examiner office previously to the Ist of NOVEMBER; and the Almanac will be published in the beginning of DECEMBER. I Times Office, Lyttelton, Sept. 8, 1858^ 1555 "]Vr ELSON WORKING MAN'S SHEEP JLI 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 in Wai-iti valley, comprising 55 acres. All applications to be in writing, and to be addressed to the Secretery, from whom further particulars can be obtained. / ] By order of the Direptfors, r /a Sewell, Secretary. July. 30. \S 1378

TENDERS FOR BUILDING. THE Collingwood Local Education.il 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, Collingwood. . / John Ross, Secretary. July 27. \y 1387 FUNERAL HEARSE. THE undersigned has now for HIRE, a FUNERAL HEARSE. Attendance will be given either in town qr country. Terms, &c, can b/known on application. / WiU/iAM Scott, 1576 **S Haeen-road.