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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, 12 February 1859, Page 2 (Supplement)

York, Thomas, Nelson, builder Young, Hugh, Nelson, carpenter Young, John, Waimea-east, blacksmith Young, William, Nelson, bricklayer Young, Samuel, Nelson, labourer Young, Henry Robinson, Nelson, carpenter Tho foregoing is a List of Persons qualified to serve as Jurors, in the District of Nelson, for the Year 1859-60. John Potnteb, Resident Magistrate. B. Walmsley, J.P. R. K. Newcome, J.P. Nelson, February 11th, 1859. I hereby give notice, that all objections to the above List will be heard and determined by me at the Police Office, Nelson, on Friday, the 18th day of February, 1859. John Poyntee, Resident Magistrate. JEteceltaTteous* fj\ C. BATCHELOR has on SALE:— Tea, in chests, half-chests, and boxes Sugar, crystallized, counter, loaf, and crushed do. Soap, in cwts., half and quarter do. ; Coffee, ground Candles, mould and sperm, washing soda Mustard, Champion's and Coleman's Blue, ball do., starch, Coleman's and Orlando Jones's Pickles, salad and castor oil, capers Yarmouth bloaters, in 1-doz. and 2-doz. tins Lobsters, sardines, anchovy and bloater pasta Spice, black, white, and cayenne pepper Sauces, bottled fruits, Champion's vinegar Saltpetre, rice, pearl-barley, sago Dunn's cocoa, chocolate, Robinson's groats Almonds, blacklead, rotten stone, tartaric acid Bath bricks, whiting, corks, cream of tartar Scrubbing, blacklead, and blacking brushes Wax, vesta, aud congrevo matches 70 kegs nails, American cut, 2, 2£, 3in. shingle 40 kegs Ewbank's patent, H, 2£, 3, sin. Counter sunk, 2, 2£, 3in. ; screw, fto 3in. American-cut tacks, all sizes Smoothing, trying, and jack planes ; ploughs Moving filisters, beading planes, hollows and rounds 2ft. and 3ft. rules, gimlets, bradawls, sash filisters Hand, rip, and tenon saws, crosscuts, 6, 6J, 7, 7£ft. Pit-saws, mill-saw files, cabinet, rasp, and horse do. Pit and crosscut saw files Scotch, riveting, and American hammers Carpenters' squares, augers, fiinner chisels, pincers Mortice chisels, spokeshaves, compasses, saw sets Adzes, American, splitting, and carpenters' axes Pit-saw tillers, cart bushes, American picks, shovels Spades, American, steel, and Lyndon's patent Fern-scythes, hay-knives, tomahawks Butt and T hinges, locks, stays, and staples : Beads, hat and coat pins, bracket and pole rings Steelyards, weights and scales, camp-ovens Needles and twine for sewing wool bales Padlocks, chest and drawer do., hasps and staples Silver-plated, brass, and japanned candlesticks Gridirons, frying-pans, iron and enamelled Teakettles, teakitchens,teapots,teatrays, paper mache Dog-chains, sash-weights and line, cups and saucers Pluites, dishes ; dinner services, willow and fancy An assortment of superior toilet services, wine glasses Tumblers, cut decanters, perforated and plain zinc Reaphooks, sickle and scythe stones, coffin furniture Hall's best gunpowder, shot and caps, zinc nails Bridge-street Stores, January, 1859. 2249 TI/TOTUEKA RACE MEETING, 1859. SJ. H. Vtvtan, Esq. J. W. Allant, Esq. C. Elliott, Esq. TUESDAY, MARCH 15. The MOTUEKA CUP, value 50 soys., added to a sweepstakes of 5 soys. each; second horso to save his stake. Nelson T.C.P. weights. Two miles. The HACK STAKES of 5 soys., added to a sweepstakes of 10s. each. Catch weights. Heats. One mile. The LADIES' PURSE of 25 soys., added to a sweepstakes of 3 sovb. each. Nelson T.C.P. weights 5 the winner of the Motueka Cup to carry 7 lbs. extra. Second horse to save his stake. Heats. One mile and-a-half. The CONSOLATION PLATE of 20 soys., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 2 soys. each, p.p. ; for horses that have started and not won in the previous races. Second horse to save his stake. Horses to be named within a quarter of an hour after the last heat for the Ladies' Purse, and to be handicapped by the Stewards, or whom they may appoint. One mile and a distance. Regulations. An allowance of 4 lbs. will be made to all horses brought from the other provinces of New Zealand to run at this meeting. No person not a subscriber of two guineas to the fund will be allowed to enter a horse for any race. The prizes will be paid by the Treasurer, oq the Monday following the races, at the Wakatu Hotel, Nelson, at eleven o'clock, a.m. Entries (excepting for the Hack Stakes and Consolation Plate) to be made, and colours of the riders declared, under a sealed cover to the Stewards, at the Wakatu Hotel, at or before six o'clock, p.m., on the evening of Monday, the 7th March. No public money will be added to the sweepstakes by the Stewards, unless two horses, the bonajide property of separate owners, do start. A bell will ring for saddling and another for starting 5 not more than five minutes allowed after the last bell, when the horses at the post will be started. Horses to be at the post for the Motueka Cup, at twelve o'clock. The rules of the Nelson Turf Club will be strictly adhered to. Persons are requested not to bring dogs on the course. C. Paekee, 2055 Secretary. SCHOOL BOOKS, on SALE at the Examiner office, viz. : — Riddell's English Latin and Latin English Dictionary Smith's smaller Classical Dictionary Latin English Dictionary' Riddle's English-Latin and Latin-English Dictionary Bradley's Eutropius Anthon's Csesar Valpy's Delectus Ellis's Exercises Edwards's Eton Latin Grammar | Accidence j Henry's First Latin Book Valpy's Horace Virgil Arithmetical Tables Irigram's Arithmetic and Key Murray's Grammar School Dictionaries Mayor's Spelling Books Carpenter's Spelling Books Whittaker's Pinnock's England, improved edition Chambers's History of Greece Black's School Atlas M'Leod's Hand Atlas Geography of Palestine Hartley's Outlines of Geography Catechism of Astronomy Catechism of French Grammar. Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography Gkig'B History of England, in 2 parts Rome Greece British Colonies Historical Questions : Part 1, England ; the Colonies; India; Sacred History Geography British Empire