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£300 to £500 TO LhliD. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY t OF NELSON. THE FIRST MONTHLY MEETING for the Payment of Subscriptions w-U '^ h*'rt ai. '<•'>""' TEMPERANCE HALL, BfIIBGK STREET. ON MONDAY, 21st APRIL. At half-past Eight, the above >mn will be offered by auction to the shareholders. WSI. ROUT, Secretary pro Urn. Applications for shares will W, r^eived '»y cue Secretary, at his residence, Waimea-street, up to the meeting night. «>.• -S> JO3OO TO LEND. PROVINCIAL LAND AND BUILDING SOCIETY. The next ineeKnr, for the Payment, ot Subscriptions, •<fec, will be hold at tho Fleece Tavern, on MONDAY evening next, the Uth i/^uuf, at 7 o'clock. Stewards—Messrs. It. Burn, J. Connal, J.T. Catley. JNO. PERCY, 1044 Secretary. \ LL ACCOUNTS ov/imj uv Vn* onci--i--a- aitmed must bo forwarded to tho earo w .■■• a. Wilkinson, WRkoficld ; and all DEBTS due must be paid to Mr. Carthew, Solicitor; or to Messrs. Curtis Brothers, Bridge-street. 1037 L. LUCK. Militia Office, Nelson, April, 8, I>G2 (HAUTlON.—Whereas persons not entitied to fire in rifle matches on the Volunteers' Practice Ground are in the habit of DISCHARGING PvIFLES there to the great danger of the public, tuis is to give notice that any repetition of the practice will subject the offenders to punishment. JOHN LOCKETT, Capiv,: -.., 1030 Adjutant Nelson Militia. T IST of UNCLAIMEDTeTTERS in -1-* the Post-office, NELSON, on the 3lsfc March, 1862. Addinall, John (2) Leadara, Herbert E. Anderson, Robert Linklater, Hugh Barber, G. 11. Livett, G. Barnet, Joseph M'Coll, William (2) Bishop, Nathaniel M'Donald, Andrew Bogle, Vere (3) M'Phearson, J. D. (3) Bonar, John \V. Macauley, John P. Bowen, John Mears, John Boyhan, Bernard Monaghan, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs Moore, W. Bradley, Mrs Moore, W. H. Brown, Charles Muir, G. F. Buchter, Conrad Mutson, H. P. Bungate, Joseph O'Brien, Mary Jane Burioot, H Parkhurst, Mrs. (2) Campbell, M. A. Perry, Joseph Connor, P. Peterson, Peter Croft, Geo. Punch, William Curtis, Mrs J. Ray, James Dashwood, E. O. (2) Ringe, Henry Diamond, W. Ritch, Geo. Ferguson, John Robinson, Mrs A. D. Finlay, Daniel Roils, Mrs Wm. Fletcher, William (2) Savery, Mrs Fletcher, Wm. or Shepherd, John Fredk. (3) Skully, Daniel Flower, Hunry Small, William Franklyn, W. N. Small, Mrs Fuller,' Francis O. Smith, A. G. Fuller, John Smith, Mr Georgo, Thomas Smith, M. and 8. Gill, Adeline Smith, Thomas Gill, Benjamin (3) Spalding Green, John (2) Spencer, W. Hall, Thos. H. Spowart, Philip Hancock, Geo. (2) Spring, C. Harrison, Mrs. Stephens, S. Harvey, N. Stevens", Charles Haskell, William Stillweli, Leonard F. Hatliaway, James C. Thuman, P. Hendrikson, Antoni Tizard, Mrs Herring, W. H. (4) Tylee, Mrs J. T. Hobbs, Joseph, (2) Viller?, Charles Hobbs, William Walli?, iir Holland, Geo. Wheeler, Walter Hume, Robert White, C. G. Ingram, John B. Whitehead, Henry Irvine, Edward Wilkins, Henry (3) Jackson, W. Wilks, George Jolins, F. Wilson, David Kemp, Mrs. (2) Wilson, Mr Landeu, Peter Windus, E. P. Lawrence, W.

B. WALMSLET, 1031 Chief Postmaster of tho District. 1 IST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS in -^ the COTJ.'NGWOOD Post-uffioc, for th Quarter ended 31 si, March, 186*2. Andrews, John Hines, .Tnmoq A very, J. Jack'io'i, Edward ikigcnt, Samuel Jenkins, «duies Bell, J. Jones, D. A. Boj'ce, James Julian, John Brunso, Henry Kemp, Benjamin Braddoek, Q. Kcmiady, .John Mark Brown, 0. H. J. (2) Maffatt, H. Christissen, Mr Matthews, Charlea Coleman, Mrs Rosa Macartney, James Cragiul, John Bl'Ewitt, James Cullen, H. T. Monachal), Patrick Deareley, E. T. Perkins, G. Driscoll, Thomas Powell, John Edwards, W. Siordou, Stephen (5) Eldridge, W. E. Roberts, William Etveuaux, Jean Pierre Schwartz, George W. Forrester, John Smoof.hy, Je^ph John George, Thomas Sinallwood, Win. Gibbs, W. (3) Taylor, Fred^irk Gibbs, Miss Vaugh'in, Augustus Hall. MrsJ. (2) Watiers, Ja-nes Harrison, John Willett, Richard Ilcditch, Jolin Willett, Jrry D. JOHNSTON, 1032 Postmaster. Land Office, Nelson, April 3, 1862. TVTOTICE is hereby given that the under- +■* mentioned ALLOTMENTS of LAND will be put up to auction, at the Grown Land Ofliee, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the 3rd of May, 1862, at Tw^lvo o'clock noon. Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be deposited at the sale, and the remainder to be paid within one month, or the deposit forfeited. | RURAL LANDS. Waimea South. Section. Contests. Upset Trice A. n. r. £ s. d No lof 50 .. 50 0 0 .. 23 15 0 Sqtjabe, No. 82.—Haniieb Plain. No. 19 .. 100 0 0 .. 47 10 0 20 .. 100 0 0 .. 47 10 0 21 ~ 100 0 0 .. 47 10 0 22 ~ 100 0 0 .. 47 10 0 23 „. 122 0 1G .. 58 0 0 25 .. 160 0 0 .. 91 4 0 Stnunß, No. 83.—Hanmbr Plain. No. 82 .. 178 0 0 .. 105 12 0 83 .. 178 0 0 .. 105 12 0 PASTORAL LANDS. Square, No. 82.—Hanhkr Plain. No. 16 .. 196 0 0 .. 79 3 0 17 .. 169 0 32 ~ 64 6 0 18 .. 77 0 24 .. 29 4 0 SftUAitK, No. 186.—Hanheb Pi.Air. No. 1 .. 213 0 0 .. 82 10 li 2 .. 288 0 0 .. 97 15 0 3 .. 130 0 0 ~ 52 10 0 4 .. 212 1 24 ~ 87 8 U 5 .. 274 3 0 .. 119 18 0 6 .. 122 0 0 .. 63 i;> '• All the above allotments are subject to a reservation for right of roads, tho deductions for which have- been made in the price, as provided in tho 44th clause of the Land Regulations. ALFRED DOMETT, 1007 Commissioner