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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 30, 11 March 1865, Page 1

&0 %El T'.O be LET, by Tender, 100 Acres of LAND for Grazing, for a term of five or seven years. Tenders received up to the Ist of March. Apply to 177 John Sheat, Richmond. 0 LET on LEASE, *WO SUBURBAN SECTIONS (100 acres) in a blook, partly fenced, with a good COTTAGE thereon. For particulars, apply to the Examiner Office. 4370 rpo LET, the DWELLING HOUSE in -L Hardy-street, opposite the Institute, lately in the occupation of Captain Heffeb. For terms &c, apply to W. LIGHTFOOT. 443 TO LET, the HOUSE and SHOP now in the occupation of Messrs. Lightband and Jackson, Trafalgar-street, Nelaon. Possession may be had on the Ist April next. Apply to Geobge Clements, Selwynrplace; or to T. R. Fishee, Bridge-street. 54 Buotncss Notices* f 900 t0 LEND » on freehold security. O*/£l\J\J Apply to W. C. Hodgson, Trafal-gar-street. 445 WE hereby authorize Messrs. Hubbard and Mabbis, Bridge-street, Nelson, to COLLECT, until further notice, all DEBTS due to us. J. and A. M'Abtnet. Nelson, March 6, 1865. 498 I HEREBY authorize Messrs. Hubbard and Maebis, Bridge-street, Nelson, to COLLECT, until further notice, all DEBTS due to me. Alexander Hunteb. Nelson, March 6, 1865. 496 I HEREBY authorize Messrs. HUBBARD and MARRIS, Bridge-street, Nelson, to COLLECT all DEBTS due to me, until further notice. Signed, F. Schleutee. March 6, 1865. 497 I HEREBY authorize Messrs. Hubbard and Mabbis, Bridge-street, NeJson, to COLLECT all DEBTS due to me until further notice. H. D. Jackson. Nelson, March 6, 1865. 500 In re the ESTATE of JAMES N. WILKINSON. A FIRST DIVIDEND of ELEVEN SHILLINGS in the POUND will be PAID by the undersigned on or after MONDAY next, the 6th March, at the Office of Messrs. N. Edwabds and Co., to the CREDITORS m this Estate. A statement of accounts, with overdue acceptances or other vonchers, to be produoed at the time of application for the dividend. Nath. Edwabds, ") mm m„ m „t ana John Beit, 'jT^tees. Nelson, February 27J 1865. 442 In the ASSIGNED ESTATE of H. J. GOODMAN. ALL ACCOUNTS due to this ESTATE that are not PAID either to Mr. Goodman, or to the undersigned Trustees on or before the sth February next, will be SUED FOR without further notice. Nath Edwabds, } T John Beit, ) xiudicco. Nelson, January 18, 1865. 131 IN BE HENRY J. GOODMAN'S INSOLVENT ESTATE. A FIRST DIVIDEND of FIVE SHILLINGS in the POUND will be PAID by the undersigned, on and after THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at the offices of Messrs. Nath. Edwards and Co., to those creditors who have executed the Deed of Assignment in this estate. A statement of accounts with overdue acceptances or other vouchers, to be produced at the time of application for the dividend. Nath. Edwabds,") m_ llQfoM John Beit, ') Trustees. Nelson, January 18, 1865. 132 NOTICE.—AU outstanding DEBTS due to the assigned estate of JAMES N. WILKINSON, of Waimea-south, that are NOT PAID UP in FULL, either to him, or to the undersigned, on or before the 11th February next, will be SUED for without further notice. Nath. Edwabds, ") m,.,,.. „= John Beit, '] Trustees. Nelson, January 18, 1865. 130 MESSRS. HUBBARD and MARRIS, Accountants, Valtjatobs, and Geneeai Commission Agents, Beg most respectfully to announce to the inhabitants of Nelson and its vicinity, that they have taken the office adjoining Mr. R. Lucas's, Printer and Stationer, Bridge>Btreet, where they intend carrying on business as above. They are prepared to sell or let Property, to colloot Debts, &o. Tradesmen's Books kept, and Balance Sheets prepared. DRAPERS' and GROCERS' STOCKS VALUED. Hubbabd and Mabbis, having had over twenty years' experience, assure those who may favour them with instructions, in respect to any of the abovenamed branches, that they shall receive their best attention. N.B. — All communications strictly confidential. Nelson, January 23. 420 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION MART, BRIDGE-STREET. (Next door to Lucas's Printing Establishment.) MR. J. ELLIS, Auctioneer, Valuator, &c, Bridge-street, Nelson, begs to announce to hia numerous friends and customers in Town and Country, that having now recovered from his late illness, he is again prepared to undertake the SALE of all kinds of MERCHANDISE, FARM PRODUCE, &c., either on Commission, or for S iLE by public AUCTION, on the most reasonable terms. J. ELLIS will hold his usual periodical sales at Richmond as previously advertised, and will be happy to attend AUCTION SALES in any part of the country on moderate terms. J, ELLIS, having had great experience in the above line in Australia, has every confidence that those persons who may favour him with their patronage, will have every reason to be satisfied with the manner in which their business will be conducted. Account sales promptly rendered. Goods stored free of charge. Cash advanced if required on all description of goods for immedißte sale. JOHN ELLIS, Attotionbeb, Valtjatob, 6k., Bridge-street. 283