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NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH COAST STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited.) "XT OTI C E is hereby given, that the ll FOURTH CALL of TWENTY SHILLINGS PEE SHARE has been made PAYABLE at the Bank of New Zealand in Nelson, Blenheim, or Picton, on or before THURSDAY, August 20th. By order of the Directors, H. FROST, Secretary. Nelson, June 20, 1363. 843 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that theELßC±y TION of FOUR MEMBERS of the Board of Works, to supply the vacancies which will then occur by the resignation of Mr. Wright, and by the retirement of Messrs. Aitken, Everett, and Graham (whose term of office will then expire but who are eligible for re-election), will take place at a MEETING of RATEPAYERS to be held in the Market-place at Noon, on MONDAY, the 27th day of July instant. In the event of a POLL being demanded, the Polling will take place on the following day, commencing at Noon, and closing at Four o'clock p.m. Of the four members to be elected, three will hold office for two. years, and one (in the place of Mr. Wright) for one year only ; and it has been decided hat the person who stands fourth highest on the show of hands, or on the poll, as the case may be, hall be elected in the place of Mr. Wright. By order of the Board, J. L. BAILEY, Secretary. Board of Works Office, Nelson, July 2, 1863. 917 WAIROA VALLEY STEAM SAWMILLS. —Builders and others are respectfully informed, that with the addition of new and improved machinery, with extra steam power, the Wairoa Mills are now SAWING large quantities of TIMBER daily. The undersigned is therefore prepared to receive orders for Totara and Red and White Pine of the best description, to be executed with punctuality and despatch. W. M. STANTON, 951 Corner of Trafalgar and Hardy Streets. JC. M. KARSTEN, opposite Mr. • Nalder's, Hardy-street, begs to inform the public that he has taken out a License, and is now prepared to EXECUTE the following WORK on reasonable terms, with punctuality and despatch : — Making New Gun Stocks, Hammers, Nipples, and Repairing Gun Ironwork. N.B.—Umbrellas, Parasols, &c, neatly repaired; and Cutlery of every description ground in a superior manner. 957 To Merchants, Storekeepers, and Others. GENTLEMEN— With a view of informing you who have not as jet favored us with your support, we respectfully state, for your guidance, that to ensure prompt attention to orders forwarded to us under j£so, cash remittances must accompany the same; above that amount, satisfactory Melbourne references will be required. Your obedient servants, LEVY BROS. Melbourne, 24 Great Bourke-street. 520 NEW GOODS OP BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES AT DAMANT'S Grocery & General Store, Nile-street East. Opposite the Scotch Church. 955 FRESH AND SWEET OYSTERS. Just arrived, PER AIREDALE, DIRECT FROM QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND, TORY CHANNEL, OYSTER BAY, THIRTY BUSHELS OF SPLENDID OYSTERS AS FRESH AS DAISIES. Lovers of oysters can have a splendid treat at FRANK RAPHAEL'S FISH AND OYSTER SALOON, BRIDGE-STREET, (OPPOSITE THE TRAFALGAR HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM.) Nelson, 16th July, 1863. 964 JUST ARRIVED. Gold Leaf Twist Cut Aromatic, and Cut Barrett's Twist. OTTO WIESENHAVERN, TOBACCONIST, TRAFALGAR-STREET. July 16,1863. 963 EX MINA. SADDLERY AND HARNESS. MESSRS. PEAT and THORNTON beg to announce that they have just commenced opening £2500 worth of SADDLERY, BOOTS, and SHOES ; and having made arrangements for still larger importations, they intend to make such a reduction in the prices of all their goods, as will insure them an extensive increase of business, and thereby enable them to sell at prices which cannot be competed with in Nelson, or any other part of New Zealand: — £ s. Ladies'and Gentlemen's Saddles ... 3 o Silver-mounted Gig Harness ... 9 0 Brass ditto ditto 8 0 Cart Harness 5 0 Pack Saddles ... 4 15 Horse Clothing, Blankets, Rollers, Brushes, &c. Wateepeoof Blankets, Gig Apeons, Saddle Bags. Superior Second-hand Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, from £3 10s. Snaffle Bridles, 10s. each ; Sptjes, ss. per paie. A few sets of Second-hand Gig and Carriage Harness, Brass and Silver-mounted, to be sold decided bargains. "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PEAT AND THORNTON, Saddlers, Bridge-street. 887 EX MINA. BOOTS AND SHOES. PEAT and THORNTON beg to state that they are now unpacking a first-class assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, &c, suitable for the season, which will be sold at the lowest remunerative prices. Ladies' Kid, Balmoral, Side Lace, and Elastic Side BOOTS, GOLOSHED Cloth Boots „ Cashmere do. » Gentlemen's Evening Dress Elastic Sides Boots Balmoral Buttoned Wellington Half do. Waterproof Shooting, Riding, and Watertight do. Strong Kip Leather Boots for Boys and Girls, from 6s. per pair Strong Bluchers, at 9s. per pair „ Wellingtons, 19 ~ „ half do. 16s. 6d. „ Heavy and Light Kip, well assorted The above are recommended as first-class articles, and have been selected with the greatest care to suit the requirements of the public. A good Assortment of Plated Goods and Cutiebt. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ' '■ A liberal allowance made to the trade;: I i^T Next door to Peat & Thobnton's Saddlery Ettabliahmentj Bridge-street. 888