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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 82, 6 October 1860, Page 2

Kefo TARANAKI AID COMMITTEE. A MEETING of the COMMITTEE will be held THIS AFTERNOON, at half-past Three o'clock, at the Chamber of Commerce. Oswald Cuetis, Hon. Sec. Nelson, October 6. 5809 TENDERS are requested by MONDAY, October 15, for FORMING tho NEW ROAD through Bection 65, Waimea-south. ERECTING a FOOT-BRIDGE over the Eightyeight stream at Wakefield. Specifications and Plan may be seen at Mr. Ladley's, Spring Grove, and at the Forest Inn. Tenders to be left with the members of the Board, or the undersigned. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. T. J. Thompson, 5797 Secretary. FOR SALE.— Forty sorts FLOWER SEEDS, including some of the most rare and beautiful. Also Garden Seeds of all the useful sorts. Grasses and Clover, Swede seed, &c., 6806 W. Hale, the Wood, Nelson. GOVERNMENT SCHOOL. TO CARPENTERS and BUILDERS.— TENDERS are required, and will be received by the undersigned, until Thtjhsday, 11th instant, at Noon, for tho ERECTION of a CLASS ROOM, to be attached to the present Boys' Sohool, Bridge-street. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of 5808 Maxwell Buey. NELSON WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, Teafalgae-steeet. In consequence of the frequent knockings at my door after it haa been closed for the night, I beg to inform the public that I am in my business from soon after eight o'clock in the morning until nine in the evening, which I consider to be as many hours as can reasonably be required from me, and that during such period my exertions cannot be taxed too heavily, but that when the place is locked up and the lights extinguished, it must be understood the business of the day is over, except in emergency— illness for instancewhen my own convenience is, of course, out of the question. 5792 Heney Baly. (gobemment $ottce& Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, October 4, 1860. LENDERS will be received at this Office JL until THURSDAY, the 11th instant, from persons desirous to CONTRACT for MAKING the TABLES and STOOLS required for the Dining Hall, Taranaki Buildings. Specification and Plan to be seen at this Office. Alfeed Geeenfield, 5795 Chief Clerk. LIST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in the Post Office, NELSON, on 30th September, 1860. Adams, Mary Ann Lee, George A9tler, Mr. Lipscombe, Mr. Batey, Henry Lockington, George (3) Blondel, Miss M. - Lodg, John Boys, R. F. Marsden, John Bright, W. Martin, Henry Brown, S. Memory, Mr. Cameron, Mrs. Millard, Frederick Capper, John F. Morgan, J. H. (2) Castor, Arthur (3) Murch, Samuel Cayley, Wm. Myers, G. F. Cline, Henry Neal, William Cobles, Miss E. (2) Ormond, Jabez Comins, Thomas Osmond, E. H. (2) Condell, B. (2) Phillips, Robert Davidson, Geo. Phillips, Mr. Dove, Mrs. Ellen Plank, H. Duppa, B. C. Ploraer, E. Duppa, H. C. Porter, E. C. (2) Dyer, Thomas Pratt, Thomas Eves, Charles Price, W. Farmer, F. T. Pugh, W. (2) Flowers, John (2) Robinson, S. G. Flower, Henry Robinson, Mrs. Frazer, Daniel G. Skaleen, Peter Frazer, James W. G. Seymour, W. Frazer, John Smart, James Frost, Charles j Snelgrove, Mrs. Gerrard, Maurice L. Spendlove, Mr. Gibson, Mrs. W. Speat, Mrs. R. Gill, W. Thomson, A. G. (Reg). Goodyear, Thos. Turner, Peter Greenhalgh, E. Yant, Mrs. Hall, Robert Walker, C. Harris, Samuel Warmer, Mr. Harris, W. Weston, John (2) Hart, George Wilson, John Hodgkinson, G. Woodhouse, Mr. (2) Hunt, W. Wooley, Wm. (reg.) Kelcher, James (2) Wright, James Kirk, Miss J. Wright, Mrs. J. (reg.) Langdon, R. York, E. Laurence, Mr. Young, Samuel Letiebs detained bob Sea Postage. Adams, Mrs. Miles, Worcester Langley, Rev. J., Wailingford Lobster, Mary S., Port Adelaide Payne, J. 8., Brompton Schmitt, G. Carl, Hobart Town Snooks, T., Warminster, Wilts Webber, E. X., Ballarat Webster, W., Sheffield Williams, Miss, Clifton, Bristol. B. Walmsley, 6796 Cuief Postmaster. LIST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in the Post Ofllce, COLLINGWOOD, on September 29th, 1860 Barratt, Mr. (2) M'Gregor, R.E. Boyce, James Miller, J. F. Brown, John Miles, Thomas Campbell, Alexander M'Grame, Mr. Carpenter, J. M'Eins, Thomas Cawty, Mr. M'Leod and Chisholm, Cailey, Mr. Messrs. (3) Cadman, William Morrison, Alexander Carter, Mr. (2) Munro, Hector Clawson, A. Nelson, Mr. (2) Cole, J. C. (2) Nodder, John Curtis, G. Okey, Richard Curtis, J. • Peterson, Thomas Cornwall, James (2) 1 Pick and Shaw, Messrs. Dalgado, J. (2) I Pick, R. Day, John I Pitts, Mr. (2) Devize, Phillip | Pitts, Philip (2) Dunn, Joseph j Pilbrow, Mr. Eiding, Fredrioh Rawsons, Mr. Everard, Henry Robinson, H. (2) Ferguson, James Robinson, Mrs. G. Fletcher, John E. Sennerholm, Mr. Forrester, Mr. (3) Shjeehan, Fred. Gibbs, William Shaw, Mr. Gillard, Mr. Smeds, Abraham JohanGillios, Mr. ston Harris, Frederick Smith, Edward Harris, Mrs. Sparks, John Haines, William Thompson, Joseph Hall, William or John Thompson, Richard Hems, Thomas Toy, Christopher (3) Hoackey, R. Walker, Mrs. J. (2) Irvine, E. Walker, Mrs. S. James, Jolin Walker, John Jackson, James (2) Walker, George Jennings, Mrs. George Washbourne, Wm. Jones, L. Waugh, Adam Jones, Charles Walters, James Jukes, William W. Wallis, Joseph Linklater, Hugh Warren, Francis (2) , Lockwood, William Wearting, Robert Manks, Mr. Whale, R. D. Jouwston, 6800 Vostwutov.