FOR MOTUEKA AND COLLINGWOOD. THE TASMANIAN MAID will leave for Motuoka and Collinwood on THURSDAY afternoon, the 7th instant, at Two o'clock, in place of the trips advertised for Wednesday and Saturday. Cubtis Brothers. Nelson, July 4th. 3271 MITRE HOTEL.— The undersigned begs respectfully to inform the public of Nelson and its - vicinity that he has TAKEN the above HOTEL, and hopes, by a strict attention to the wants of his customers, to merit a share of the patronage of the public. A CHOICE SELECTION OF WINES AND SPIRITS ALWAYS ON HAND. Henry Jasper. Bridge-street, Nelson, July 5, 1859. 3278 TO BUILDERS, MASONS, and PLASTERERS. npENPERS nre invited, and will be received JL by the undersigned until Four, p.m., Wednesday, the 13th instant, for WORK in the above departments, required in the ERECTION of the new MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office of Maxwell Bujjy, Albion -square (new Government Buildings). 3279 NOTICE TO BREEDERS OF HORSE STOCK. fTHHE imported black entire Cart Horse ! ABRAHAM NEWLAND, and the thoroughbred norso LAMPLIGHTER, will STAND this SEASON in the Nelson and Waimea Districts, and will bo in the chavge of my engaged servant, Mr. W. Dam 1 . Further particulars as to fee 3, &?., will appear in •future advorlisemcnts. George Duppa. Nelson, July 4. 3280 npHE WAIMEA ROAD BOARD request JL TENDERS, by Monday, July 18th, for CLEARING tho new road, at the Upper part of the Wai-iti Valley, connecting tho Company's line with the road lately cleared by the Government. Specification may be seen, and tenders left, at Mr. Baigent's. T. J. Thompson, 3277 Secretary. mENDER ACCEPTED by the Waimea JL Road Board: — James Tomliuson, forming road by Sections 155, 157, £1 15s. per chain. T. J. Thompson, Secretary. July dth. 3276 EICHMOND FAIR.— The Subscriber will ATTEND the Richmond Cattle Fair THIS DAY, to transact any business which may be entrusted to his care. George Aieek-, 3273 Auctioneer and Commission Agent. EX ALFRED THE GREAT.—The xindersigned has for SALE a few Barrowman's celebrated Scotch PLOUGHS, Chains, Harrows ; SADDLES, BRIDLES ; Swing-tree MOUNTINGS, &c, &c. S. W. Strong. Nelson, sth 7th mo. 3282 MRS. LOWE, Wakapuaka-road, wishes an ENGAGEMENT as MONTHLY NURSE. Letters addressed " Mrs. Lowe," and left either at the Examiner office, or at the Royal Hotel, Bridge-street, will be attended to. 3272 (gofamment Hotta. 1 Supreme Court Office, Nelson, July 4, 1859. TyTOTICE » 8 hereby given, that the SITXS -tho -8-UPBEME COURT, for the despatch of CRIMINAL business, will be held at the Court, Freemasons' Hall, on FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place all persons under recognizances to appear either as witnesses, prosecutors, or defendants, are required to give their attendance. The Court will sit for the despatch of CIVIL business when the criminal business is disposed of. John Sharp, 3274 Registrar. LIST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in the POST OFFICE, Nelson, June 30th, 1859. Ambler, Charles, Aorere Justice, James, care of Anderson, Andrew, Stoke Edwd. Wilson Avis, James, Pelorus Knyvett, Joseph Bartlelt, J. Waimea West Lilly, William, Motueka Batchelor, G. H., Takaka Hanks, Mr., Wakapuaka Beaumont, G. H. 8., Aus- Manson, Mr., Wakapuaka tralian Bank Meineke, Mr., Wakapuaka Belfield, H., Highficld Molinson, John Bentley, Mary Moran, Jas. X., surveyor Best, Job, Suburban South Mortimer, John Blackie, Walter M'Crotin, J. Bowo, Mr. M'Donald, — , Waimea Brimer, Joseph Road Brimncr, Mr., Stoke M'Kenzie, Mary Ann Brooks, Mr., Wood M'Kenzie, Charles Brooks, Mr., Colling'vood M'Martin, A. R. Brown, Mr., shipwright Nelson, S. Burd, Alfred Noble, Mr., Wairau (2) Canning, John, carpenter Olstone, Alfred Carter, Mr., Wood Parker, Mrs. Coley, James (registered) Pike, J. H. Cornwall, Mr., Toi-Toi Platt, R. James Valley Porter, Mr., Haven Road Cooper, William Powell, Mrs. Henry Cowper, James, at Hooker Rayner, Mr., Wakapuaka andKerr's (2) Reynolds, Mr., farmer Crawford, Mrs. G. Royds, Thos. Davidson, Mr., Stoko Scott, Richard 8., SubDavidson, Alex. urban North Driscoll, Miss Smalley, William Dunn, John, Diggings Smith, William, Gaol Dutton, Jas. R. (regtd., 6) Stanton, Mr., Waimea Eden,Mr.,carpenter,Wai- Road mea Road Taylor, R., Collingwood Edmondson, H. Tear, Richard, Stoke Esdaile, Jas., Ben-Opai, Thompson, Amelia Wairau (2) Tietjen, Mr. Evles, Daniel , Valler, A., Haven Road Evans, Captain, cutter Wallis, Robt. A., Happy Supply Valley Giles, Mr., Toi-Toi Valley Walker, M. Grretton, Mrs. Walkling, Joseph Guillett, Gr. Watson, Mrs., Stoke Hammond, " A., Waka- White, Henry puaka "' Williams, H, Wakapuaka Hammond, Jas., Wairau Wilkins, T., Wakapuaka Harford, E., Waimea Wilson, R., farmer, Grange Hicks, Mr., Stoke Woodward, Lizzie Hooper, Mr., Bhip-master Wooldridge, Thomas B. Walmsley, Chief Postmaster of the Province. Poßt Office, Nelson, July 5, 1859. 3275
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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 54, 6 July 1859, Page 2
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