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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue XXIII, 30 April 1864, Page 4

iHtsccllaneous. /^ALIFORNIAN CIKCUS \V\\\ shortly \J APPEAR. GOLD DIGGING. i THE WAIROA VALLEY STEAM , B\W MILLS will, i» conspqnence of »he t prevailing exoduc, be CLOSED for a short time. t Order* for Timber will be received by the undersigned in the interim, and due notice will be given on resuming work. "W. M. STANTOy, 704 Trafalgar and Hardy-streets. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE FARES of the WAIMEA VANS from Nelson — To Stoke .... Is. 6'l. „ Richmond . . .2s. OJ. „ Wtiroa Bridge . . .2b. 6d. „ Spring Grove . . .3s. Od. „ Wakefield Arms . . 4-. Od. „ Forest Inn . . .5". Od. Joseph Andrews, Moses Coleman. "Nelson, April 25. 719 YOUNG LADIES' DRAWING CLASS JL under the direction of Mr. Manby, will meet at his house every SATURDAY, at Half-past Two o'clock. Teems : One Guinea per Quarter. 668 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, MIDDLE DISTRICT. In the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862; and in the matter of James Pike, of Blenheim, now Barman, late Hotel-keeper. "TVT OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance Xl of an order of Court, made in the above natter on the Fifteenth day of January last, a MEETING of the CREDITORS of the said JAMES PIES, for the purpose of recommending Trustees and to make suggestions for the winding up of the Estate, is appointed to be held nt the Supreme Court House, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the Fourteenth day of May next, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, before which time Creditors must prove their claims by affidavit. Dated this First day of April, 1864. Chablks H. Moffitt, 656 Petitioner's Solicitor. IOST, on the 12th April, an Iron Grey i MARE, branded gR on the near shoulder. Anyone who will leave such information at the Turf Hotel, Stoke, or at John Palmee's, Waimea-west, as •hall lead to the recovery of the same, will receive TWO POUNDS REWARD. Thomas Bbock. THE undersigned in returning thanks to the publio of Nelson for the support he- has received since commencing business in Nelson, begs to inform them that, from and after the Ist May next, he will carry on BUSINESS in COLLINGWOODSTREET, in the premises now occupied by Mr. Weyebgang, next door to Dr. Thebing. 609 H. L. Gallien. SYDNEY AGENCY.— Mr. Edward Gbeville, of the Australian Telegraphic and News Agency Office, 8, Bridge-street, Sydney, has been appointed AGENT for the Nelson Examiner. A copy of each issue will be filed in the Reading Rooms, and will be open to the inspection of the public gratuitously. 7923 TO ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS FOR PUBLIO BUILDINGS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW' ZEALAND. THE Commissioners for the Erection of Publio Buildings invite Architects in this and the adjacent colonies to submit to them DESIGNS and ESTIMATES for the ERECTION of the following PUBLIO BUILDINGS at AUCKLAND, viz. :— 1. Government House, in the Domain. 2. A Supreme Court Houoe and Offices. 3. A Post Office and Custom House (combined), fronting the harbour. A Premium of £200 will be given for the best design of each of these three buildings, and a second Premium of £100 for the second best design. Plans of the several sites and views, and information respecting the amounts available for each building, the accommodation required, and the mode of preparing the designs, &c., are detailed in the " lu■truotions to the Architects," which may be obtained from the Secretary to tbe Commissioners, at Auckland, and at the several Australian Colonies and Tasmania, from the Colonial Secretaries thereof. The Designs and Estimates (under motto) are to be transmitted to the Secretary of the Commissioners, at Auckland, on or before the 27th day of June, 1864. Plant of sites and copies of " Instructions to Architect! " desiring to compete for these designs, may be teen at the Custom House* Nelson. S. Kempthoene, Secretary to the Commissioners for Erecting Publio Buildings. Auckland, March 30, 1864. 657 RANGES, STOVES, Portable FARM BOILERS Plain and Ornamental IRON WORK, GRATES CHIMNEY-PIECES, Ac. WATSON, GOW, and CO., ETNA FOUNDRY, LILLYBANK-BOAD, GLASGOW. Bole Manufacturers of Watsou's Patent "Etnean," 11 Metropolitan," " Cosmopolitan," " Antipodean," and "Australasian" Kitcheners; Patent Close and Open Fire Kitchen Ranges, American Cooking and Heating Stoves, American Portable Farm Boilers, Steam Cooking Apparatus, Gill Air-warmers, Hot Air and Gas Stoves, Register Grates, ORNAMENTAL IRON CHIMNEY-PIECES, Stable Fittings 5 Hot Water, Rain Water, and other Pipes ; Eave Gutters, Pumps, Boilers, Pots, Dutch and Camp Ovens, Cart and Dray Bushes, Gates, Railings, and every description of Plain and Ornamental Castings, and Iron Work, suitable for merchants, ironmongers, plumbers, &0., either in the colonial or foreign markets. 4057 SBlantetu WANTED, a good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. A. W. Soaife, 733 Collingwood-street. WANTED, an active. YOUNG MAN, to ASSIST in the BAKEHOUSE. H. Black, 724 Collingwood-street. WANTED, a BOY. Apply at the Nelson Club. April 19, 1864. 706 WANTED, an Out-door APPRENTICE. Apply to Peat and Thobnton, Saddlers, &c, Bridge-street. 562 WANTED to be known in the country districts that Architects, Builders, and others can have WROUGHT IRON CABEMENTS on improved principles, and various patterns, for churches and gotliio houses, warranted to stand any weather j WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR and SINGLE WEBB GIRDERS, for bretsumers and for floors, of any length and weight; IRON-WORK of all descriptions, tor BRIDGES, Sus. -, every description of QUARRYMEN'S and MASONS' TOOLS, warranted, made by William Pe?.ny, Smith*' Establishment,