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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XX, 4 September 1861, Page 1

iEtscellaneous, TO CONTRACTORS, GOLD DIGGERS, AND OTHERS. THE Directors of the NELSON GOLD MINING COMPANY are prepared to receive TENDERS for RENTING the whole of the Company's interest in the WORKS in Golden Gully, including the FLUME, the OFFICES upon the Works, and the BLOCK of LAND held by the Company from the Crown. The Lessee will be required to keep the Flume and other property of the Company in substantial repair, and to fulfil all the conditions of the original Lease. The quantity of Land under Lease may be reduced from the present amount of Fifty Acres to Fifteen Acres, at the option of the Lessee. Sealed Tenders (if by post, prepaid), stating the amount of Rent per week offered, to be forwarded to the Honorary Secretary of the Company in Nelson, and mai-ked " Tender for Works," on or before Tuesday, the 2Uh September. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any Tender. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. William Gibbs, Totaranui ; or the Honorary Secretary, Nelson. By order of the Directors, A. W. Scaife, Honorary Secretary. Nelson, August 24, 1861. 7450 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. rpENDERS for the services of HORSES JL and CARTS, or BULLOCKS and CARTS, with drivers, at per day as required, for a period of three months, will be received at this Office up to Seven o'clock, p.m., of THURSDAY next, September 5. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Forms of Tender, and all further information, may be obtained at the Office. By order of the Board, J. L. Baiiey, Secretary. Board of Works Office, Nelson, August 31, 1861. 7175 NOTICE. ri^HE undersigned begs respectfully to inJL tiinate to the Merchants and others of Nelson, that he has GIVEN-UP the BUSINESS of LIGHTERMAN, CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENT, &c., and, while tendering his sincere thanks for past favours, begs respectfully to solicit a continuance of the same for his successors, Messrs. S. and J. T. Johns. T. Tbewheellab. Nelson, August 26. SAND J. T. JOHNS BROTHERS beg • respectfully to announce that they have SUCCKEDEDtothe BUSINESS lately carried on by Mr. T. Tbewheellab, and hope by strict attention to business, that the patronage bo liberally bestowed on their predecessor will be extended to themselves. Johns Bbothebs. Nelson, August 26. 7454 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TRAFALGARSTREET. rpHE increasing repute of the above Hotel J- for supplying its visitors with EVERY REQUISITE AT MODERATE CHARGES, warrants the Proprietor in directing the attention of diggers, miners, road contractors, and others newly arrived, to its numerous advantages. The Proprietor, while returning thanka for the liberal suppOTt that has Intkesto been extended to him, begs to sny that no effort will be found wanting to insure the comfort and accommodation of those who may favour him with their patronage, and that all articles supplied will be of the very best quality. J. Jebvib, Proprietor. N.B. — Visitors may depend on their horses receiving good stabliug accommodation at most moderate charges. 7387 riIHE UNDERSIGNED are CASH PURX CHASERS of WOOL at the highest market rates, &n<l xnalce tlie -ixsrual advances on. tH« enme, consigned to their correspondents in London or the Colonies. 1983 Nath. Edwabds and Co. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the late firm of HARLEY, GENTRY, AND CO., are hereby requested to PAY the amount of their respective debts to Mr. H. Adams, Solicitor, Hardy street, Nelson, immediately, who is hereby authorised to receive the Bame on their behalf. 7445 IVrELSON CLUB.— The Subscription List' U\ of the above Club is now closed ; and any per- [ son WISHING TO JOIN will have to pay an ENTRANCE FEE and be BALLOTED FOR, in accordance with the Rules. I No names will be received until the Club opens, of ! which due notice will be given. 7365 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found DRIVING CATTLE or HORSES off my Run, in the Motuekavalley, without my consent, will be PROSECUTED to the utmost rigour of the law. R. HOOKBB. May 27, 1861. 7055 NOTICE. WHEREAS numerous SHEEP, my property, depasturing on Thompson's Run, have been WORRIED and KILLED by DOGSj this is to give Notice, that all DOGS found upon the said Run will be DESTROYED, and that in every case where the Owner of a dog guilty of worrying sheep can be found, he will be proceeded against at law. C. Elliott. Nelson, July 9. 7249 MONEY DISTRIBUTION WITH PRIZES. 4?(T>r\ Ckf\(} FOR £l ' Six Shares, O*6d \J j \J \J\J £5 ; Thirteen Shares, £lo ; Twenty-six Skarotj«£2o ; will be forwarded on receipt of drafts or Colonial Bank Notes. Prospectus gratis. A. SCHWABZSCHILD AND Co., 7014 27, Lombard-street, London. NOTICE. — The advertiser having purchased the RICHMOND PUBLIC CONVEYANCE, begs to inform the inhabitants of Wai-mea-east, that he intends RUNNING every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, leaving Mrs. Kite's, Richmond, at Nine, a.m., and Nelson at half-past Three, p.m. Parcels delivered. Henby Hammond, Richmond, March 30. 6715 NOTICE OE ALTERATION.— On aad after New Year's Day, 1861, the Royal Mail will leave Wakefield every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at half-past Seven, a.m., (if the river permit), arriving in Nelson, at Eleven, a.m., and leaving the Royal Hotel at Three o'clock, p.m. %* AU Orders executed on commission. Parcels delivered, &c., &c., by Joseph Andbbws, Mail Contractor. Neifon, Decombw 86, 1860. 6252