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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 108, 2 November 1858, Page 2

HPHE UNDERSIGNED has for SALE— -*- A superior set of English harness A prize kitchener Patent milk :pans : Patent revivers, &c. 348 g. w. STRONG. JUST RECEIVED, and ON SALE, to suit Purchasers— 30,000 Havanna-Manila cigars 25.000 Manila do. 20,000 real Havanna do. 20 gross Milo pipes At W. H. WEST'S HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, BRIDGE-STREET. 336 ALL POULTRY, PIGS, GOATS, or DOGS, found TRESPASSING on the premises of the undersigned, after this date, will be DESTROYED. W. R. WATERS, 351 Bridge-street;.

-iofenmtent ftatm FORMATION OF THE WHOLE LINE OF THE WAITOHI ROAD. Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, October 19,1858. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office until TUESDAY," the 30th day of NOVEMBER NEXT,-from persons desirous of • CONTRACTING to form the Waitohi Road from the Town of Waitohi to the River Wairau, or any portion thereof. Specifications and forms of tender may be; seen at this Office, at Mr. Beavan's, Waitobi, and at tho.Pplice Station, Wairau. " - ALFRED DOMETT, 297 " Provincial Secretary. A PPLICATIONS for DEPASTURAGE •f*- LICENSES, in accordance with the Land Regulations of the Ist July, 1856, received by, the Commissioner of Crown Lands, to the 30th September, 1858:— ' Wiiliam Collin3 . District—Amuri. Boundaries—On the North, by the Snowy Peaks; East, by Mr. Dampier's run; South, by the river Hurunui; West, by a large lake. Estimated extent—Twenty thousand acres. ' Deposit paid—£3o Richard Mason . District—Hurunui. Boundaries—On-the North, by the foot of the Grampian Hills; South, by the river Hurunui; on the East, by the head of -Lake Sumner; and on the Westward, by a stream falling into the Hurunui from the North, at a point about eight miles westward from the western end of Lake Sumner. Extent—Five thousand acres. Deposit paid—-£ls. ALFRED DOMETT, Commissioner, Land Office,. Nelson, 4th October, 1858. 337 Crown Land Office, Nelson, 10th October, 1858. TVfOTICE is hereby given, that decisions -*-^ in favour of the undermentioned Applicants for LICENSES to DEPASTURE STOCK have been given, in accordance with the provisions of the Waste Land Regulations of Ist July, 1856 :— Thomas Ward: Between Wairau Gorge and the Acheron, outside the boundaries of run applied for by G. H. Myers, 20,0!)0 acres. W. R. Cator: East Wairau, 7000 acres. Edward Merson Templer: West of the Grey River, 35,000 acres. X3eorge and Henry Lee: East of the Grey River, 60,000 acres. T. H. Harrison: East of the Grey River, 10,000 acres. - ■ ' . '_ .---.. John Scott Caverhill: The Hope and Waiau Rivers, 20,000 acres. Jamea Wilson: Waiau River, 10,000 acres. William Robinson: Upper Clarence, 6000 acres. J. W. A. Watts: Hanmer Plain, 8000 acres. George Macrae : Lower Clarence, 20,000 acres. William Atkinson: Clarence River, 20,000 acres. J. D. Tetley: Clarence River, 20,000' acres. Cyru3 Goulter: Clarence River, 20,000.acres. JohnKerr: Roturoa, 10,000 acres. Alexander Monro: Clarence River, 20,000 acres. G. H. Myera: Upper Waihopai, 10,000 acres. "Boundaries not to be definitely settled until plans of the runs have been sent in, as required by the Regulations. ALFRED DOMETT, 338 Commissioner.

rp "H E AT RE, -*- - Odd Fellows' Hall. Lessee ...V. Mr. FRANCIS LEE. . Leader of the Orchestra.. Mr. BONNINGTON. Engagement of those popular Artistes MR. AND MRS. R. H. COX, and Mr. H. BERTRAM, FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, Who will have the honor of making their first appearance THIS EVENING (Friday), November 2nd. On which occasion will be presented the beautiful Play, in Five Acts, written by Mrs. Lovell, entitled INGOMAR, THE BARBARIAN; 08, The Power of love, (Produced with new scenery, dresses, and appointments) in which Mr. and Mrs. R. H. COX, Mr. H. BERTRAM, Miss C. SEYMOUR, and entire Company will appear. Ingomab (leaderof a band of Alemanni) Mr. R.H. COX. Timarch of Massilia, Mr. Clinton. Polydor (a rich old merchant of Massilia) Mr. H. BERTRAM. Myran (a captive) .. ... Mr. Devize '- Lykon (a fisherman), ..Mr. Eastwood. Alastor, ~| pVTr. Miller. «££"■ f AtaMim! .lE. SET Trinobantes,J [Mr. Harris. Parthenia (Myron's daughter) .. Mrs. R. H. COX. Actea (mother of Parthenia), Miss C. SEYMOUR. SONG, " Ever of thee I'm Fondly Dreaming," ...by a Gentleman. To conclude with the favorite Ballet THE FROLICS OF A DAT; 08, & Lovers Bewildered, In which *Mr. and Mrs. COX, Mr. H. BERTRAM, Miss SEYMOUR, and Company will appear. ; PRICES OF ADMISSION :— I Dress Cibcle, 65.; Back Seats and Galleby, 2s. 6d. Tickets to be had of Mr. STANTON; Mr. EVERETT, Masonic Hotel; Mr. LUCK, Trafalgar Hotel. Doom open at Half-past Seven ; Performance to commence at Eight o'clock.

"WANTED a COMPETENT COOK. ■ ■ Liberal wages given. Apply at the WAKATU HOTEL. J JOYCE, Watch and Clock Maker, • OPPOSITE SYMONS'S STORE, BRIDGESTREET, Nelson.