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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 32, 20 April 1859, Page 2

fteto gfouerttscmmte. TO LET, those first-rate business PREMISES at the corner of Trafalgar-street, and directly opposite the Examiner Office. Bent only £6O per annum. For further particulars, apply on the premises to 2810. J. S. Edelsten. MOTUEKA. PO be SOLD or LET, two PROPERTIES, one ten acres, fenced and in cultivation, with an acre of good Garden, comfortable HOUSE, &c.; the other thi'ee acres and a-half, also fenced and in cultivation, with nearly an acre of bush. For particulars apply to Mrs. Litchfield, on the premises; or to Mr. R. Sotcliffe, storekeeper, Motueka. April 9. 2815 NELSON CRICKET CLUB. PHE MEMBERS of the above CLUB are informed that the wickets will be pitched on the grounds of the Botanical Gardens, on GOOD FRIDAY next, at Ten o'clock, when all members who are wishful to play the CLOSING GAME of the season are requested to attend. I H. D. Jackson, 12820 Secretary Nelson Cricket Club. 1 ®ofcermnent Notices. Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, April 18,1859.rpENDERS will be received at this Office, - until the 22nd May nest, from persons desirous of contracting to BUILD a BRIDGE over the OMAKA river, Beaver, Wairau. Specification and plan may be seen at this office. 2819 Alfked Domett, Provincial Secretary. Immigration Office, Nelson, April 19, 1859. THE undermentioned IMMIGRANTS embarked on board the MARINER, for Nelson direct, on the 27th December last, viz.— Heinrich Johann Lampp and family. Johann Heinrich Kruger and family. Johann Sigglekow. Johann Heintz. Hans Eggers. Dorothea Eggers. Frederick Evers and family. Frederick Eberhard and family. Henry Rovers. Henry Frederick Rovers. Win. Heinrich Newman and family. Joseph Blaymires and family. John Blaymires and family. Walter Davidson. Mary Rose. Mary Anne Avery and family. | Aimed Gbeenpield, 2818 * Immigration Secretary.