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WANTED a Female Servant. Apply to MRS. DAWES, Haven-road. WANTED, for the Colonist Newspaper, * * a Gentleman possessing the necessary qualifications for a REPORTER. Address, by letter, to Isaac Mason Hiti,-, Nelson WANTED—A GOOD COOK. Apply * * at the Trafalgar Hotel. BULLOCKS WANTED. T/€/"ANTED to purchase, two good work- * ' ing bullocks, must be quiet, and accustomed to pack. Apply to MAXWELL BURY. Trafalgar-street "REQUIRED FOR CASH, a strong, ser- -*■ ** viceable Mare, accustomed to saddle and single harness. Apply to I. M. BILL. NELSON SUNDAY SCHOOL. ' TXOPE SUNDAY SCHOOL Fifth An- -*~ -*- nual Tea Meeting will be held on Thursday November 26th at 5 o'clock. Admission Is. 6d. each. After tea a Public Meeting will take place, when; several friends trill address the meeting, the chair to be taken at 7 o'clock. Two sermons will be preached on tveisalf of the above Society on Sunday the 22nd November, by the Rev. D. Dolamore at half-past six o'clock; and on Sunday, the 29th by the Rev. J Warren at half-past six o'clock. . ■•■... EOR THE WAITAP AND AORERE. A Regular Trader. /THE fine fast-saijing schooner AUSTRA- -*- LIAN T MAID Will be a regular trader for theabove ports. . • For freight or passage apply on board to the commander. ' WM. HOOPER. POR MELBOURNE DIRECT. —The ■*- fast-sailing AI clipper barque GENERAL)WOOL, Edward Tonner, Commander, will sail in a few days. Has superior accommodation for passengers.For freight or passage, apply to the Captain, on board. PERSONS desiring to become Subscriberss -*■ to the COLONIST, will please forward their names-and addresses to our Agents in town and country, or to the Proprietor, W. NATION^ Haven RoadT OST from a dray on Wednesday after-- -*-^ noon, between Richmond and Nelson, pair of Blankets in a sack, with other things. Whoever will return them to Henry Martin, Waimea Hotel, or H. J. Goodman, Nelson, will receive ten shillings reward.CITRAYED from an acre adjoining MrCampbell's premises, Nelson, a Brunette ColoredHorse, star in the forehead, brand (rather slight) J.L* on one of the fore hips. Any person delivering the same at the" Wakatu,. Nelson, or giving information which shall lead to therecovery of the same, shall be remunerated for their' trouble. Nelson, November l&h, 1857. OTRAYED, from T. Hooper's Paddock,Richmond, a white-sidad Bullock, with red neckand red spot on ruirip, spreading horns, with a long, rope attached. Any person giving information which shall lead tothe recovery of tile same shall be remunerated for' their trouble. Nelson, November 17th. TOHN BEIT, Agent to the Sydney ". Underwriters and Marine Surveyor! "XTOTIOE.—Any person or persons after -*-^ this date found cutting timber on my section, No. 1, fronting the Aorere River, will be prosecuted. GEORGE WINTER. -QENTLETS Cordial Manufactory, Coi- -*-^ MngwooA-street, Nelson. PUNT FOR THE WAIR AU RIVER. Provincial Secretary's Office, : . . November 13th, 1857. 'TENDERS for the Construction of a -*-. Punt for the Wairau River in connection with the Waitohi Road, will be received at this Omce until Saturday, the 21st instant. A plan and specification of the above work may be seen at this Office after Monday next, the 16th instant.. ALFRED DOMETT; . Provincial Secretary. TO THE INHABITANTS OF NELSON AND THE VICINITY. T EWIS CON WAY, Watch Maker and -*-^ Jeweller, Trafalgar-street, begs to inform thosefriends who have been so kind as to patronise him since his arrival in Nelson, that he has received by recent shipments from Sydney the most choice selection of all kinds of gold and silver watches, jewellery of all descriptions, and his stock of all classes of fancy goods,too numerous to mention, comprises of musical boxes, flutinas, concertinas and clocks. Such a stock has never before been seen in Nelson. Madu up a nice lot of rings from Appooa Flat gold, worked in Nelson. N.B.—Watches, decks, and musical boxes repaired on the premises by a competent workman. rrO ARRIVE, per " Duchess of Leinster," -■- one case Stereoscopes, with Prism, Diagrams, and Views complete. N. T. LOCKHART. Nelson, November 12,1857. ELANEY, Confectioner, Bread and • Biscuit Maker, begs to inform the inhabitants of Nelson that he has Recommenced Business in Col-lingwood-street, where ho hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public support. N.B. —Fancy and Ship Biscuits always ou hand,. wholesale and retail. Nelson, 10th November, 1857. 1?X SPAY, FROM SYDNEY. 5 octaves dark brandy 5 quarter-casks superior sherry 5 ditto fine'old port 80 cases Marzetti cyder in 2 dozen cases &c, &c. * GEORGE AIKEN. Nelson, 19th November, 1857. FOR SALE —Allotment containing 35 feet frontage to St. Vincent-street. Depth 165 with a newly erected 2 roomed weather board cottage thereon. Apply to John Steel, brickbuiider, St. Vin-cent-street. . .-• . HP HE Undersigned will receive, per -■- " Acasta," shortly expected from London— 4 octaves \ fc 10 quarter-casks / " 4 octaves 1 , • 10 quarter-casks / snerry 5 quarter-casks pale brandy 20 ditto dark brandy ■ 25 cases superior port 25 ditto ditto Bherry 75 ditto. Geneva 75" ditto old torn (Booth's} 5- quarter-casks ditto 10- cases whiskey 10.0 casks bottled porter, 4 dozen 100 ditto ditto, ale, 4 dozen 10 ditto ditto ditto pints 30 hhds. Burton ale 5 ditto. London porter 15 cases champagner CO cases Hennessy'a brandy Also, An extensive shipment of Teas, Groceries, and general Merchandise. NICHOLSON AND RIDINGS. '. - Nelson, Nov. 10. ! TUST RECEIVED— " Ladies' cashmere boots, military heels ' ~ Kid-top , Gentlemen's dress boots, patent leather Ladies'kid and bronze slippers .' . Mens' beat bluchers. B. JACKSON, . Boot tnd Shoe Marfc> Htrdy-ctr<*t.