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Colonist, Volume VIII, Issue 817, 29 August 1865, Page 2

■■ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY A MEETING- for the FORMATION of a HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY will be hold at the Bank Hotel, Hardy-street, on FRIDAY Evening next, September 1, at Seven o'clock. All interested aro requested to attend. 312 A PUBLIC MEETING- of the Members JLJL and Friends of tha Young Men's Christian Association -will be held at the Rooms, Bridge-street, on FRIDAY Evening, September l,nt Eight o'clock, to consider the propriety of carrying on the Institution. 319 NELSON & MARLBOROUGH COAST STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). IVTOTICE is hereby given that an EX--TM TRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders in this Company will be HELD, at the Trafalgar Hotel, in the City of Nelson, on TUESDAY, the fifth day of September, 1865, at Seven o ( clock in the evening, to confirm the following Special Resolution, p>ssed at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders, on the 28th day of July last — " That it is expedient and desirable to wind up the Nelson and Marlborough Coast Steam Navigation Company (limited) with all convenient speed." YE. BLACKMAST, 311 Secretary. [advertisement.] To the Editor of The Colonist. SIR,—! and a couple of friends went into the English Church yesterday, and after entering we stood looking about for a seat, as we were all strangers. No one offered to point out a seat, and after a moment's hesitation we went iuto an empty pew. We remained there it might be twenty minutes or half an hour, when a person came forward ancl told us to leave the pew, as it was let to other individuals. Two ladies then came in ancl we had to leave. The officer or churchwarden did not offer to find us another seat, and so fearing we might again trespass we left the church. I publish this as a warning to strangers; and at the same time I may be permitted to say that churchwardens generally point out to such persons a vacant seat they might occupy. I am, &c., 318 A Layman. f\N' an ,i it fter this elate " HIE CITY OE \J NELSON " Runs from the Commercial Hotel Trafalgar-street, to the Port. "OUR 'BUS" Runs from Potter's, Coach ancl Horses, to the same place. EVERY HALF-HOUR, QD. Igf CHARGE-EACH WAT-O Nelson, 29th August, 1865. 320 IN THE ESTATE OF JOHNS AND TREWHEELLAR. A FIRST DIVIDEND of TWO SHILjOL LINGS and SIXPENCE in the POUND, upon all DEBTS PROVED in this Estate, will he paid at the office of John Beit, Esq., Haven-road, on and after SATURDAY next, the 2Gth instant, between the hours of Two and lour o'clock p.m. John Beit, \ T J. 11. Levien, ) Nelson, August 23, 1865. 292 ALL DEBTS due to the undersigned must be PAID by the 12th September, or they will be Sued for without fm ther notice. WM. JESSOP. Ranzau, August 26. 304 IN THE ESTAEE OF HENRY BALME. A LL DEBTS due to this Estate are to XJL. be PAID to the Trustees, or to the Undersigned only, on their behalf; no other person having, from this date, authority to receive such debts. AI/BKHT PITT, Solicitor to the Trustees. Dated this 2fith August. 1865.. Hardy-street, Nelson. 303 IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES RAE. ALL DEBTS due to this Estate nre to be PAID to the Trustees, or to the Undersigned only, on their behalf; no other person having, from this dale, any authority to receive the same. All ACCOUNTS UNPAID by MONDAY next will be SUED for without further delay. ALI3KKT PITT,' Solicitor to tho Trustees. Nelson, 24th August, 1865. 302 N OTIC E. A LL PIGS and POULTRY found Tvcsjfi. passing on my laud after this date will be DESTROYED. EOEKItT FELLOWES, Waitapu. August 24, 1865. 306