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iIJisSRS; NASiFAND SCAlllfare -1-"-*- • instructed by Mr. J; R. Hays to sell by auction, on Wednesday, TO-MORROW, 22nd August, 1860; at their. Warehouse, Bridge-street, Nelson,,. at Three o'clock, p.m.— ■■ ,:',/, ',' All that LAND and HOUSE at Collingwood, being Eection No. , lately occupied by Mr. Kennedy arid by Mr. Higgm. Without reserve. Terms cash. 903 BOATS FOR SALE. 9 NEW LONDON-BUILT BOATS, Li respectively 15 and 17 feet long. Apply to ■ CAPT. WRANGLES, QO2 Barque Constantino. ISJELSON "ioARD OF WORKS.- ----^ The ACCOUNTS of'the Board for the past year having been examined by the Auditors (Messrs. Lewthwaite and Percy) and to be correct, notice is hereby given that the BALANCE SHEET S OPEN to PUBLIC INSPECTION at this office during the usual office hours.; v By order of the Board, .... - y / V J.L. BAILEY, : .Secretary. Board of Works Office, ; Nelson, August 16, iB6O. ■ ; , XTELSON "BOARD OE WORKS.— -»-* --As/a new ASSESSMENT of the towii will be immediately commenced, the Owners and Lessees ofall Property that has been sold or re-let since the date ef the last Assessment (November, 1859) are requested to forward to this office, as soon as convenient, information of any such changes. : By order of the Board, ; J.L. BAILEY, Secretary. Board of Works Office, " : - Nelson, August 16, iB6O. ; . • .901 RICHMOND INSTITUTION. A TEA"-PARTY in connexion with this Institution will take place on TUESDAY, August 28th, 1860, at Five o'clock. ■ • j Amateur Musical Friends have kindly promised their assistance in the evening. * The proceeds to be expended for the benefit of the Institution. Tickets, 2s. each, To be obtained of Messrs. Barn icoat and Saundbrs, or at Messrs. Hodder and Co.'s Store. EDWIN HODDER, 898 ' ...'..' Hon. Sec. ON SALE AT THE NELSON WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, Trafalqah-street. WINES of every description in general demand Mabtell's and Hennessx's BRANDIES, dark and pale GENEVA of the most esteemed brands . Pure Malt SCOTCH WHISKY, remarkably fine Booth's OLD TOM : ' OLD JAMAICA RUM IRISH WHISKY that can be confidently recommended, and Unsweetened LONDON GIN of surpassing flavor and extra strength , ALE and-PORTER in bottle and on draught, and. . • NEW KENT HOPS. HENRY BALY, §99 Proprietor. - F. FORM AN, TAILOR, WOOLLEN DRAPER & OUTFITTER, (Two doors from.the Marine Hotel), BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON, TTAS JUST LANDED ex Constantine ..-~:~ , A NEW STOCK OF CLOTHS Black" and Fancy Doeskins, Tweeds, Bedford Cord, Woollen and Cotton Ditto, to be sold by the yard, or garments made to measure from the same at London Prices.' READY-MADE CLOTHING 01" EVERY DESCRIPTION, TO SUIT . ALL CLASSES. White and Regatta Shirts,. Serge and Crimean Ditto, Under Ditto, Drawers, Stockings, Braces, Neckties, Belts, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cloth and Kid Gloves, Caps, Felt Hats, &c. Cloth and' 'Glazed Caps made to order. ■ ■ NELSON CLOTH ON SALE AT 6s. Bd. PER YARD. Mrs. FORMAN desires to intimate that she has likewise received by the above vessel a choice assortment of LADIES' DRESSES, in all; the newest styles of fashion, and respectfully solicits an inspection of the same. ■ - OPPOSITE THE GOLDEN TEAPOT, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. 906 ■;■■ caution.—poison. ; /■: ; ■\rOTIOEi is .hereby given th'at.,from I^l THIS DAY POISON will be.placed on the New College Grounds. •■■•„> . PRATT & SCOTT, ; ... ; 907 ' Butchers, Bridge-street. ' NOTICE. ALL rdebts owing to the late firm of CHRISTIE & THOMPSON ■. must ijeptfd on" or before the 28th.instant, or legal proceedings will be taken. : '• . . • ' L ■ ■; . 905 CHRISTIE & THOMPSON. ' EX CONSTANTJNE, FROM LONDON. JUST RECEIVED and now on sale at Trafalgar House. .''■■' ■ A large assortment ,of STRAW BATS and BONNETS of the newest shapes and assorted sizes,' including a choice selection for Young Ladies,: and SATS for Gentlemen and Youths of all-ages.-. As this parcel is to Mrs. Bartlett's own order, she. can confidently recommend the above to the, public us being especially worthy of attention. ... Mrs-. -BART-LETT- also takes the opportunity of rer turning her sincere-thanks for the liberal support she lifts received ' ■ ■ ■ ■ * Trafalgar.-street,.August 20th. _ '] ..' _ 904KELSON. MILLINERY AND DRAPERY JSSTAB- -;.'.,,'.'.."../". lishment.v. ( : . ; Next door to the Bank, Trafalgar-street; MR S. B. B:.-WA,LC O T respeqtfully announces to the Ladieso^ Nelson that she has * RE-OPENED the above^premises with a small, but weU-selected as.sprtment of WINTER BONNETS, DRESSES, MANTLES, and the' usual requisites for Ladies' and Children's wear. ,She hopes by strict attention to orders and economical prices to receive a share of public patronage. J Those ladies who have kindly accorded their favors during past years to her mother,-Mre. H;<Jreen, will find every caie and attention, bestowed to secure a continaance of the came. . ■ , \ ■■;;■,. • .;••',. Mi's. H. GREEN embraces the present opportunity of sincerely thanking her friends for their .kind suppprt during the past nine years, and most especially through a period of protracted personal suffering, and unusually painful events: She solicits a continuation of their favors for her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Walcot, and pledges herself to assist in the execution of all orders, so far as h!r health will permit. % , Trafalgar-street, Nelson, *" May 12, 1860. ' , "^42 TX) LET,—A SHOP adjoining the Ma- "*■ rine Hotel., Apply to Mr. WATERS, Bridge-street, or to A. AMOS. * ? , ° 897 ■ - '- - , NOTICE.'* ALL POULTRY. TRESPASSING on my ground after this notice will be destroyed. THOMAS GWILLIM, Haven road. August 20th, 908