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MjgW ADVERTISEMENTS. On Account of Whom it May Concern. AUCTION, on SATURDAY NEXT, June 23, at These o'clook. • I At thb Beaoh, Lowbe Sidk op Cross's Wharf. The Deck-load of TZ" A U R,' I h 0 G S , -i\- Er Brig Albion, from Hokianga to Melbourne. 62P" The logs are now on the beach, and can be viewed by intending'purchasers; They will be sold at tho usual timber measurement, Gash 'without reserve, and be at purchasers' risk on the fall of the hammer. : . JOHN R. MABIN, 971 Auctioneer. AUCTION, on SATURDAY NEXT, June 23, at 12 o'clock. at the Yabds of the Nelson Auction Rooms. Kf\r\ FRUIT TREES, comprising— tJ\J\J Apples, Plums, Apricots, Pench, Cherry, Walnut, Almonds, Nectarines. &c. ; Raspberry Canes, Strawberry Plants, Rhubarb ; Roots, Grape Vines, 500 Shrubs of various kinds, Camelias, Azalias, Daphnes, Erioas, a large variety of Flowering Plants. 2U,003 Strong QUICKS. All from the well-known Nursery of Mr John Hale. JOHN R. MABIN, 972 Auctioneer. : yl R. JOHN R. MABlN'his received luJL instructions from Mr James F. Plank, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Residence, Wakefield, on FRIDAY, June 29,1877, at 12 o'clock, TtlE LEASE OF H ACRES OF LAND AT WAKEFIELD, Having 5 years to run at the low rental of £14 per annum. On the land is a SHOP and Comfortable DWELLING. Also, All his Household FURNITURE, Glassware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c. And, A PIG. Luncheon Provided. 95^ TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. AUCTION" on an early date, at the Poet. About /diOOO rEET FIRST-CLASS WellJJ" JKJVJ cutRIMU, in lots to suit purchasers. JOHN R. MABIN, , 928 Auctioneer. ; SEED WHEAT. A PRIME LOT of Hunter's White SEED WHEAT FOR SALE. ' At the Nelson Auction Rooms. 1 JOHN B. MABIN, 902 Auctioneer. RICHMOND EXCHANGE, ; RICHMOND. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE : WAIMEAS. W PATTERSON having disposed of * the above Business to Messrs. FAIREY [ and COOK, wishes to THANK his Customers for past favors, and hopes they will accord the same to his Successors. MESSRS. FAIREY and COOK having purchased the above from Mr. Pattkbson, hope that they will be allowed the same favors, and that by strict attention to the wants of Customers to merit their continuance. ALL KINDS OP FARM AND DAIRY ; PRODUCE WANTED, AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES. 967 NOTICE. T)ERSONS are CAUTIONED against iJL Purchasing or Removing Timber or Firnwood from the Land known as Trass's, Upper Wakefield ; ) as having Purchased the said Land I shall take Proceedings to Recover the Value of all limber, &c, removed after this date. ROBT. EDMUNDS. Spring Grove, June 19, 1877. 949 jpENJL>ERB are invited by the underJL signed for ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS to a COTTAGE in Shelbourae-sfreet, Specifications of which nsay bo seen at their Office. 6 Tonders, marked on the outside " Tender for Repairs to Cottage," to bo sent in not later than Twelve o'clook Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant. CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, 19th June. 967 mENDEKS are invited fora 21 TEARS' 1. LEASE of Education Reserves Nos. 106, 107, Square 6, Motueka Valley (the Baton), and will be received until August Ist. W. C. HODGSON, 919 Secretary Nelson Education Board. WANTED, an ASSISTANT MLSTKESS for the THIRD DIVISION of the 1 HARDY-STREET GIRLS' SCHOOL. ' Salary, £36 per annum. Applicants must forward Certificate from tho Board of Examiners, and will be examined on WEDNESDAY, July 4tb, at the Education Office. Applications will be received i : until TUESDAY, July 10th.. ! H. D. JACKSON, 966 Hon. Secretary Town Board. WANTED, a MISTRESS for WESTPORT GIRLS' SCHOOL. Salary, £72 per annum, with, Head Money at the rate of £1 per i annum on each Scholar in daily attendance beyond the number of 25, and an allowance for rent of £12 per annum. . Applications, enclosing Special Certificate of Competency from the Board, of Examiners, must be sent , to Mr. A. Richardson, Hon. Secretary to the Education Committee, Westport, not later than 10th , July. 930 WANTED a MASTER for BRUN"NERTON SCHOOL. Salary £150 per annum with Head Money at the rate of £1 per annum for • every scholar in daily attendance beyond the number, of 25. Until a dwelling-house is provided, £2 per Month will be allowed for house rent. ApplicationSj accompanied with a Special Certificate df competency from the Board of Examiners, must be sent to Mr Joseph Taylob, Brunnerton, Chairman of the Cobden Education Committee, not later than July lObh. Duties to begin August 1. 931 GA NDI DA TE S for the Offices of MASTER of the BRUNNERTON SCHOOL, and MISTRESS of the WESTPORT GIRLS' SCHOOL, are requested to present themselves for EXAMINATION at the Education Office, Nelson, ! on WEDNESDAY, July 4th, at 9-30 a.m, W. 0. HODGSON, 895 Secretary Education Board,