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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 16, 18 February 1863, Page 2

#eto &tjfcmisementj&. SUBURBAN-SOUTH. £ s. d. Allport, T 1 13 6 Allport, T., jun. . . .15 0 Allport, A. . . .14 6 Burlace, W. . . .086 Best, Job . . . . 016 0 Beatson,W. . . . 2 13 0 Beach, Mrs. . . . 1 12 0 Bradley, A. . . .206 Buxton, E 7 11 6 Brandon, E. . . .070 Bishop of Nelson . . 0 18 6 Burnett, R. . . .070 Cowin, J 0 15 6 Cundy, J 16 6 Ching, R 2 16 Cresswell, E. . . .10 0 Chisnall, T. . . . 0 15 6 Fell, A 0 4 6 Foy, T. H 17 0 Gardiner, W. (Nelson) . 0 14 0 Gardiner, W. . .060 Giblin, F 1 16 0 Greaves, Jos. . . .020 Green, E. D. . . . 2 17 0 Harvey, A 0 5 0 Harley, A 1 18 0 Holland, G. . . . 1 12 0 Harman, T. . . .10 0 Jellyman, E. . . . 1 12 6 Jenkins, A. G. . . .910 Kenning, W. . . .096 Ladd, J 0 15 0 Marsden, T. . . . 3 19 0 Martin, H 10 7 0 Morrison and Sclanders . 017 0 Nicholson, W. R. . .866 Nelson Turf Club . .18 0 Norgate, D. . , .14 0 Parker, James . . .020 Parker, Wm. . . . 0 10 0 Percival, J 0 9 0 Pratt, J. and W. . . 0 10 0 Richards, J. E. &M. (arrears) 14 6 Rowbotham, J. . . . 0 19 0 Renwick, T. . . . 413 6 Bmall, W 3 15 0 Small, J 0 8 0 Songer, W. . . . .340 Stafford, H. H. . . . 11 0 6 Sutton, J. and W. . . 1 15 6 Saxton, J. W. . . .14 6 Sowman, — . . .090 Scott, A 0 8 0 Tilley, 8 0 5 0 Tidd,T 10 0 Ward, J 0 12 0 Walker, C 0 14 0 Winterbuni, John . .020 Van, Henry . . . 012 6 By order of the Board, T. J. Thompson, February 11, 1863. Secretary. 2532 THE WAIMEA. WANTED to RENT, with the right of purchase, a FARM of about 50 Aores. Address A.Z., at Mr. J. Pbatt's, Butcher, Nelson. 2538 WANTED, a SITUATION for a MAN and WIFE. Country preferred. Apply to A.Z., at the office of this paper. February 17. 2548 LOCAL COMMITTEE OF EDUCATION FOR THE CITY OF NELSON. WANTED, a HEAD MASTER for the NELSON PUBLIC BOYS' SCHOOL. Salary, £250 per annum. Applications addressed to the undersigned, inclosing references and testimonials, and stating the age, qualifications, and previous occupation of the candidates, will be received until the Ist of April next. Hsney Dbew, Honorary Secretary, 2550 Trafalgar-street, Nelson. WANTED, an OSTLER. Apply at the Trafalgar Hotel. 2549 TV/TRS. TAYLOR, Sblwyn-Place, Nelson, Begs to inform her friends and the publio generally, that she has NOW OPENED her ESTABLISHMENT for the SALE of PLAIN and FANCY CONFECTIONERY and PASTRY, in all its branches. Being so well known in this city, Mrs. Taylob feels convinced that she has only to inform her private friends that any articles she may supply will continue to be of the same GOOD QUALITY as usual to insure their future favours ; and to the pubtio generally she recommends a trial. Wedding Cakes, &c., made to order; and Breakfasts elegantly supplied. Tea and Lunch Cakes always on hand. Jellies, Custards, Blanc Manges, &c., See., to order, at the shortest notice. Ginger Beer, Lemonade, &c. Selwyn-place, February 12. 2517 SCHOOL SLATES— 24 dozen 7x5 40 „ Bx6 30 „ 11x7 12 „ 12x8. H. D. Jackson, 2543 Trafalgar-street. /~"1 REEK, French, German, Latin, and VX English Dictionaries ; Illustrated Books, Cheap Novels, Ladies' Leather Bags, Carpet Travelling Bags, Toys of every description, and an endless variety of Bibles, Prayer Books, and Church Services, just unpacked. H. D. Jaokson, 2544 Tiafalgar-street. HOPE LIBRARY. A GENERAL MEETING of the MEMXJI. BSRS of the above institution will be holden in Hope School-room on MONDAY evening, the 23rd instant, at Seven o'clock, to ELECT the COMMITTEE for the ensuing year. J. Paczeb, 2530 Secretary. REMOVAL. MRS. E. JONES, Straw Hat, and Bonnet Maker, takes this opportunity of thanking the Ladies of Nelson for their kind patronage, and begs to inform them that she has REMOVED to the PREMISES in COLLINGWOOD-STREET, opposite Selwyn-place, where, by strict attention to the business, she hopes to receive a continuanoe of their favours. 2545 WORKING MEN'S COMPENSATION. MR. HUDDLESTON is a CASH PURCHASER of the above claims, at the highest rates, during the present week. Trafalgar-street, Nelson, February 16. 2547 NOTICE.— All persons having CATTLE on the SAW MILL RUN, Waimea-south, are requested to REMOVE THEM before the Ist March next ; after that date, all Cattle found on the Run will be charged for at the rate of 2s. 6d per head per week, or any part of a week. All PERSONS TRESPASSING after that date will be PROSECUTED. HuctH Mabtin. Saw Mill, Waimea-soutb, Febrnary 6, IMS. 2820