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Colonist, Volume XIX, Issue 2282, 11 September 1877, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. npO THE CITIZENS OE NELSON. Ik accordance with the request of several of the Ratepayers of this Municipality, I have allowed myself to be Nominated as a Candidate for one of the existing vacanoies in the City Council. In thus consenting I have been actuated by the feeling that, being so long a resident here, I am not unaware of what is required of a Councillor, and I think it only due to the Ratepayers to pledge myself, should they do me the honor of eleoting mo, to carefully watch their interests, and generally, to the best of my ability, to strive to obtain the greatest good for the greatest number. A^mr B P JOHN TUTTY. The Port, Nelson, . September sth, 1877. 1331 CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE EATEPAYEKS OF NELSON. GENTLEMEN,— The Municipal Corporations Aot of 1876 having rendered the resignation of the Members of the Oity Ctfuncil imperative, I have now to ask you to renew, for a further period, the confidence you have placed in me, by Re-electing me as one bf your Representatives. The three subjects that, will .occupy the attention of tbe new City Council are—" The Drainage of the City," "The Acquisition of the Reserves formerly held by the Provincial Authorities," and.'the absolute "Purchase on Equitable Terms of the Gas and Waterworks." In .reference to the first mentioned subject, I pledge myself, iu the event of my reelection, to support the construction of -public works that tend to improve the sanitary, condition of the City in preference to those that merely conduce to the convenience of the citizens. The control (with a view to their utilisation) of tbe reserves within the precincts of tbe Municipality will also receive my support, while in reference to the purchase of the j Gas and Waterworks, at an equitable valuation, I j hold that such purchase would be-extremely beneficial to my fellow citizens, and will aocelerate the same by every means in my power. i I am, Gentlemen, I . "Sours obediently, 1358 THOS. HALSTEAD HARfrEY. FOR SPRIMG aid SUffIHER WEAR. E, W. DEE, MILITARY, JntoS TAIL(E Bridge-st., Nelson. JUST RECEIVED, PER RINGAROOMA AND TAUPO, 3 Cases 3 NEW. TWEEDS AND CLOTHS. IS" AN INSPECTION respectfully SOLICITED^ • CAUTION TO BUYER.S. As fraudulent imitations are being imported under the name of "real No. 60," please note that none are genuine unless branded thus :— X||ggX .1353 ANTEDTa'EEMALE ASSISTANT TEACHER for the RENWICK SCHOOL. Salary, £50, and an allowance of £20 per aanum for 18 Applications, enclosing testimonials, to be sent to me before the 30th September, instant. JOHN T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Education Board Ofllce, Blenheim, 6th September, 1877. i^w W' ZSTED, an ASSISTANTTEACHEE at SPRING GROVE SCHOOL. Salary, £ AbpSK'enclosing Special Certificates of Compotency from the Board of Examiners, ; may be sent until October 5, to Mr James Woolley, Chairman of the Education Committee, Spring Grove. Candidates must present themselves Examination at the Education Office, Nelson, on WEDNESDAY October 3, at 930 a.m., and are requested to make written application for Special Certificate to the undersigned not later than MONDAT, October Ist. W. O. HODGSON, 1356 Secretary Education Board._ -^i^O^iiilcioOL COMMITTEE. TENDERS are invited for PAINTING NEUDORF SCHOOL-ROOM. Specification may fee seen at Mr. BeUKe's, Moutere Inn ; and at Mr. CoPMNS'S, Swan Inn, Motueka. _ Tenders to be sent to the undersigned not later than 29th September. g. SEmoR , i 13 gi Secretary, Local Committee. \ TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a NEW ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Waimea-street. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr. Cooke's, Royal Blue House, wture Tenders, addressed to " Hall Committee," will be received up to WEDNESDAY, 12th September next. The lowest or any tendernot necessarily accepted. 1283 rO CHAIRMAN and COMMITTEE of RELIEF FUND. , O. Chebi, and Family thank the peopla ©f Nelson for their kindness in time of need. Having received the sum allotted we feel grateful for our reception in the Colony, whioh has been far beyond our expectations in all things. ANp E / CHEEI , ■" TO LET. TWO FIRST-CLASS OFFICES, in tbe Centre of the City; also, GOOD SAMPLE SOOMS-Applyt° JOHN GRAHAM; or to H. J. L. AUGARDE. ESSRS, . KIERNAN AND . SON, ■ DENTISTS, Tbafai&aß'Stbeei wwly oppoßitetho New Telegraph Offioe. fff ii.- .• t • c