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Colonist, Volume XII, Issue 1175, 29 December 1868, Page 2

_ Nffr ADtEftffis'ljlMMTS; NEW YEARNS DAYi! and '■: NEW TEAR'S GIFTS!!! JUST RECEITED, and NOW ON SALE by the Undersigned— THE FINEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FANCY AND PLAIN MEERSCHAUM PIPES, of \m usually Superior Quality, and warranted to give satisfaction. Also, WOODEN PIPES, in great variety, and of latest invention.* A Choice Stock of WALKING-STICKS, CANES, &c, at English Cost, Price. A Variety of FANCY GOODS, Amber Mouthpieces, Choice Cjgar Cases, &c. Tha Stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS is New, Wixr.-SETiECTED, and of Fikst-class Quality, and at Low Prices. An early inspection invited. E. NEHSE, TOBACCONIST, &c, TRAFALGAR-STREET, Nelson. 787 WAIMEA WEST VILLAGE SCHOOL. mHE PRIZES awarded to the Scholars, X will be presented at a PUBLIC TEA PARTY THIS DAY, 29th December, 1868. Tickets, 2s. each ; Children, half-price. Recitations by the Children. Music in attendance. WJ3TFIELD HIGGIN, 779 Master. mHE annual TEA PARTY will be held at JL the WAIMKA SOUTH LITERARY INSTITUTE on FRIDAY, the Ist of January, 1869. EICHAED CIIATTOCK, Hon. Secretary. Lower Wakefield, Dec. 28, 1868. 855 XX W U^ A SOUTHERN STAR LODGE, No. 735.— O — THE FESTIVAL of ST. JOHN the EVANGELIST will be celebrated THIS DAY (Tuesday), 29th iiii»tsmt. The BRETHREN are requested to MEET at the LODGE ROOM, Nelson Hotel, Collingwood-street, at Higli Noon, for the transaction of business. DINNER in the Evening at half-past six o'clock. M. M. WEBSTER, 814 Secretary. 1.0.0. F., M.U. rjTfiE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the JL Loyal Nelson and Howard Lodges will tuke place at the Oddfellows' Hall, Nelson, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Ist January, 1869, to which the Friends and Brethren of the Order are invited. Dinner on the Table at half-past sis o'clock. His Honor the Superintendent in the chair. TrcKETS, ss. Gd. each j may bo obtained from any of the Committee, and at the Masonic, Provincial, and Nelson Hotels. •T. A, HAItLEY, 858 Sec. to Dinner Committee. CLIFTON, MOTUPIPI, MASSACRE BAY. mHE annual FLOWRU SHOW and TEA JL MEETING of the CLIFTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY will be held at the School-room, Clifton, on WEDNESDAY, January 6, 1869. Doors will be opened to the Show at One o'clock. ■ Foot-racing, jumping, and various SPORTS during the afternoon. The MAGIC LANTERN will be exhibited in the evening, and the Clifton Singing Class will sing several part songs, &c, &c. Music provided for dancing. Tickrt3 for the Tea, Is. 6d. each ; Children under 12, half-price School Children free to the Show and Tea. Tickets to the Show for non-members, Is. each. Refreshments provided during the day at moderate charges. Tickets will bo issued for refreshments, and admittance to the dancing saloon in the evening at Is. each, for which refreshments can be obtained until Twelve o'clock p.m. Messrs. Gibson and Gilbert will throw open their grounds to the public from Twelve o'clock until sunset. N.B.—lt is particularly requested by the Committee of management that NO INTOXICATING LIQUORS be broug1 t on the ground. 856 IpOUNi), on Sunday last, a sum of ) MONEY, near the Baptist Chapel, Bridgesheet. The owner can have the same by giving a description as to amount, &c, and paying a small reward. Apply at the office of this paper. 853 I the uuderaigned, TROMAS CON--5 WAY, hereby make application to register the Collingwood Coal Mining Company, registered under tho prorisions of "The Mining 'Compani«"i Limited Liability Act, 1865," and I do solemnly an I sincerely declare that the following statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every particular, viz : — 1. The name and style of the Company is " The Collingwood Coal Mining Company Registered." 2. The place of operations is Aorere, Collingwnod. 3. The nominal Capital of the Company is Three Thousand Six Hundred Pounds, in thirty shares of One Hundred and Twenty Pounds each ; fourteen of which are working sliaros at One Hundred and Twenty Pounds each. 4. The amount already paid up is Four Hundred and Sixty-nino Pounds sterling. 5. The name of the Manager is Thomas Conway. 6. The office of the Company is at Collingwood. 7. The name and several residences of the shareholders, and the number of shares held by each at this date, are as follows :—

Name. Residence. N«™'»wof Snares. William Caiverly Riley Collingwood OneWillielm Scliafer ... „ ~ John Grange „ Two Joseph Durham Brace „ „ Jacob William Miles ... „ One TIIO9. Alwood Cook ... „ Two George Eiley „ One John Walker Nelson ~ John Murray Callingwood „ George Boggis „ Two Robert Wilson „ One Thomas Con way Nelson Two John Henry „ George Norgate Stolce, Nelson One Willium Scrimgeour ... Collingwood ~ John Shaw Nelson „ James Scrimgeour ... Collingwood „ James Irving () }| Jumps Morley „ )f Henry Allen „ Richard Sayers „ William Lash Heyward „ „ Robert Brice ti f> Thomas Brewer „ , Dntefi at Collingwood this 24th day of December, 1868. THOMAS COHWAT, Manager. Witness to signature, H. W. TUBNKLL, Justice pftbofee^, 851;