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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 31, 12 April 1862, Page 8

iliscellanrous. T3ANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Capital .... £750.000. ■ Resbeve Fund . . £218,0 0. NELSON BRANCH. Drafts granted on the New Zealand, Australian, and London branches of the Bank, and for small amounts, payable at the National Sank of Ireland. Bills, payable in other provinces, in the Australian colonies, or elsewhere, purchased or collected, and drafts against produce hypothecated to' the Bank, negotiated at current 'rates. Local bills bearing at least two good nameß discounted for customers. J. Ranken Peebles, Acting Manager. Head Office, Sydney. BRANCHES. KEW SOUTH WALES. Maitland Deniliquin Windsor Newcastle Bathurst Tarn worth Albury Mudgee VICTOBIA. Melbourne Ararat Beechworth Geelong Castlemaine Sandhurst Kyneton Tarrengower Wangaratta Ballaarat Chiltem QUEENSLAND. Brisbane Toowoomba I Ipswich Rockhamptonj NEW ZEALAND. Auckland Wanganui Christchurch Wellington Lyttelton Dunedin Invercargill London Office, Cannon-street, City. Agencies in South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, India, China, New York, Hamburgh, Ireland, aud Scotland. 226 OANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Capital .... £750,000. Resebvb Fund . . £218,000. NELSON BRANCH. DEPOSITS received, and INTEREBT thereon allowed, as under — On the minimum monthly balance of current accounts, 2£ per cent, per annum On Deposits lodged for three months, 3 per cent, per annum Ditto ditto six months, 4 per cent, per annum Ditto ditto twelve months, 5 per cent, per annum. J. Ranken Peebles, 225 Acting Manager. OTAGO. rPHOMAS NORTON AND CO., i AUCTIONEERS. HORSE, SHEEP, and CATTLE SALESMEN. SHIPPING, CUSTOM-HOUSE, and COMMISSION AGENIS. Ship's Entries and Clearances effected. THOMAS NORTON AND CO., Stafford-streefc (near jetty), Dunedin. Dunedin, October 4. 7725 DIGGERS FOR WANGAPEKA. OARTIES ARRIVING at NELSON, on JL their way to the above DIGGIN GS, are respectfully directed to the superior ACCOMMODATION ol the COMMERCIAL HOTEL j J. Jebvis, Proprietor. , Good Stabling. Trafalgar-street. 6826 T7ISITING CARDS, enamelled and plain, T all Bizes. C. Elliott. T7ESTAS, in fancy and other boxes. V C. Elliott. B&antrtJ+ WANTED, a NURSERY GOVERNESS. Apply to Mrs. Empson, Meadow Bank, Wairau. 392 WANTED, a respectable good SERVANT, for general household work. Mrs. T&fiWHEBLLAB, 261 Haven-road. WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. Monbo, Sunnyside. 124 TO FARMERS. WANTED, 10,000 Bushels of good Milting BARLEY, for Cash. G. HoOPEB AND CO., Nelson Brewery. February 11, 1862. 202 . SUBURBAN-SOUTH EDUCATION COMMITTEE. WANTED immediately, a SCHOOLMASTER and SCHOOLMISTRESS, for the Provincial School at Stoke. There is a good Cottage and Garden attached to the school. The salaries depend partly on the attendance of scholars, and have recently amounted to £130 per annum. For further information apply to Job Best, 444 Chairman of Local Education Committee. WANTED to RENT, a few acres of Grass LAND, well feuced in, either with or without a dwelling-house. W. Jellicoe. 436 Traialgar-street. SHEEP WANTED.— The undersigned are purchasers of EWES for CASH. W. H. Eyes and Co. March 31, 1862. 460 A RESPECT ABLE MARRIED COUPLE without family, wish for SITUATIONS. Wife to attend to the household duties j man can drive, garden, or make himself generally useful. They are qualified to take charge of a business or any place of trust. Apply, P. M., Examiner Office, Nelson. 453 i^HE NELSON EXAMINER, which iB • published every Wednesday and Satubday, is the oldest-established paper in New Zealand, and has by far the largest circulation .of any paper in the Middle Island : it is consequently the most eligible medium for advertising. Tbbms of Subsceiption. — Ten Shillings per quarter, payable in advance. Tebms of Advebtising. — Two lines, One Sbtllino ; Four lines, Two Shillings ; Six lines, Thbeb Shillings; Eight lines, Foub Shillings; and Threepence for every additional line. For each subsequent insertion of Advertisements of Four lines and upwards, Half-pbice. %* The number of Insertions should be written on the face of each Advertisement, or it will be continued until countermanded, and charged accordingly, Orders for the discontinuance of Advertisements must be written and sent in before Ten o'clock, a.m. on the day preceding publication.