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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 310, 9 October 1860, Page 2

NELSON VOLUNTEER NAVAL AR- ±\ TILLERY COMPANY. A FULL MEETING of this Company for DRILL is requested on Wednesday next (TO-MORROW), at Four, p.m., at Britannia Heights. After parade the GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING will take place at the London Tavern, to dispose of matters of importance to the Corps. By order, C. CRANFORD, 1183 Secretary. YTOTICE.—The undersigned beg to inform the public of Nelson, that the BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS, hitherto carried on by B. Jackson, in Trafalgar-street, will be carried on by> Messrs. LIGHTBAND & JACKSON from and after this date. M. LIGHTBAND. B. JACKSON. Nelson, October 1,1860. 1178 On sale at the Colonist Office. THE UNION TUNE ROOK -1- and CONTINUATION. 977 Gold-fields Office, Collingwood, October 4th, 1860. THE FOLLOWING EXTRACT from * the " GOLD-FIELDS ACT, 1858," is published- for general information. (■- ~.-■ JAMES MACKAY, Junr., Resident Magistrate. " 30. If any person shall forge or alter any " Miner's Right," License, Lease, or other document issued under the authority of thii Act, with intent to defeat the provisions thereof, or to defraud any person whomsoever, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour, and on conviction thereof before any Court of competent jurisdiction, shall be subject to fine or imprisonment, with or without hard labor, not exceeding three yean, or both, at the discretion of tho Court. " 31. If any person shall use, or exhibit any forged Miner's Right, License, or Lease, issued or purporting to be issued under the authority of this Act, knowing the same to be forged—or if any person shall fraudulently personate the holder of any such Miner's Right, License, or Lease, or shall falsely and fraudulently represent that any servant or other person is an authorised person within the meaning of this Act, or shall fraudulently use or exhibit as his own any Miner's Right, License, or Lease belonging to_ or granted to any other person, or shall use, or exhibit as valid, a Miner's Right, License, or Lease, which shall have expired, he shall be liable to a penalty foi every such offence not exceeding Fifty Pounds (£50)." 1181 Gold-Fields Office, Collingwood, 4th October, 1860. A LL APPLICATIONS for LICENSES -£*- under the " Gold-Fields Act, 1858," for the SALE of SPIRITUOUS and FERMENTED LIQUORS for the Twelvemonths commencing Thursday, the Ist day of November next, and ending Thursday, the 31st day of October, 1861, must be lodged with me on or before MONDAY, the 29th day of October, 1860. (Signed) JAMES MACKAY, Jun. 1182 Resident Magistrate. iofenmmtf fWk T~IST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in -*-^ the Post Office, Nelson, on 30th September, iß6o:— Adams, Mary Ann Lee, George Astler, Mr. Lipscombe, Mr. Batey, Henry L'ockinoton, George (3) Blondel, Miss M. Lodg, John Boys, R. F. Marsden, John Bright, W. Martin, Henry Brown, S. Memory, Mr. Cameron, Mrs. Millard, Frederick Capper, John F. Morgan, J. H. (2) Castor, Arthur (3) Murch, Samuel Cayley, Wm. Myers, G. F. Cline, Henry Neal, William Cobles, Miss E. (2) Ormond, Jabez Comins, Thomas Osmond, E. H. (2) Condell, B. (2) Phillips, Robert Davidson, Geo. Phillips, Mr. Dove, Mrs. Ellen Plank, H. Duppa, B. C. Plomer, E. Duppa, H. C. Porter, E. C. (2) Dyer, Thomas Pratt, Thomas Eves, Charles Price, W. Farmer, F. T. Pugh, W. (2) Flowers, John (2) Robinson, S. G. Flower Hemy Robinson, Mrs. Frazer, Daniel G. Skaleen, Peter Frazer, James W. G. Seymour, W. Frazer, John Smart, James Frost, Charles Snelgrove, Mrs. Gerrard, Maurice L. Spendiove, Mr. Gibson, Mrs. W. Speat, Mrs. R. Gill, W. Thomson, A. G. (reg.) Goodyear, Thos. Turner, Peter Greenhalgh, E. Vant, Mrs. Hall, Robert Walker, C. Harris, Samuel Wanner, Mr. ■. Harris, W. Weston, John (2) Hart, George Wilson, John Hodkinson, G. "Woodhouse, Mr. (2) Hunt, W. Wooley, Wm. (reg.) Kelcher, James, (2) "Wright, James Kirk, Miss J. Wright, Mrs. J. (reg.) Langdon, R. York, E. Laurence, Mr. Young, Samuel Letters detained for Sea Postage. Adams, Mrs. Miles, Worcester Langley, Rev. J., Wallingford Lobster, Mary S., Port Adelaide Payne, J. 8., Brompton Schmitt, G. Carl, Hobart Town Snooks, T., Warminster, Wilts Webber. E. X., Ballarat Webster, W., Sheffield Williams, Miss, Clifton, Bristol. B. WALMSLEY, 1174 Chief Postmaster. T IST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS in -*-^ the Post Office, Collingwood, on September 29th, I860:— Barratt, Mr. (2) , M'Gregor, R. E. Boyce, James Miller, J. F. Brown, John Miles, Thomas Campbell, Alexander M'Grame, Mr. Carpenter, J. M-Eins, Thomas Cawty, Mr. M'Leod and Chisholm Cailey, Mr. Messrs. (3) Cadman, William Morrison, Alexander Carter, Mr. (2) Munro, Hector Clawson, A. Nelson, Mr. (2) Cole, J. C. (2) Nodder, John Curtis, G. Okey, Richard Curtis, J. Peterson, Thomas Cornwall, James (2) Pick and Shaw, Messrs. Dalgado, J. (2) Pick, R. Day, John Pitts, Mr. (2) Devize, Phillip Pilts, Phillip (2) Dunn, Joseph Pilbrow, Mr, Eiding Fredrich R&wsons, Mr. Everard, Henry Robinson, H. (2) Furguson, Tames Robinson, Mrs. G. Fletcher, John E. Sennerholm, Mr. Forrester, Mr. (3) Sheehan, Fred. Gibbs, William Shaw, Mr. i Gillard, Mr. Smeds, Abraham JohanGillies, Mr. ston Harris, Frederick Smith, Edward Harris, Mrs. Sparks, John Haine9, William Thompson, Joseph Hall, William or John Thompson, Richard Hems, Thomas Toy, Christopher (3) Hoackey, R. Wa ker, Mrs. J. (2) Irvine, E. Walker, Mrs. S. James, John Walker, John Jackson, James (2) . Walker, George Jennings, Mrs. George Vvashbourne, Wm. Jones, L. Waugh, Adam Jones, Charles Walters, James Jukes, William W. Wallis, Joseph Linklater, Hugh Warren, Francis (2) Lockwood, William Wearting, Robert Manks, Mr. Whale, R. D. JOHNSTON, 1175 Postmaster.