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Marlborough Press, Volume I, Issue 45, 10 November 1860, Page 2

BEAVER INN. HBUSH (late of the Marlborough • Hotel) begs leave to inform his friends and the inhabitants of Marlborough, that he has taken the above house, and is prepared to find accommodation for the oomfort of visitors. Good Stabling. 425 TO OWNERS OF BULLOCK TEAMS, AND OTHERS. ■PARTIES' willing to CONTRACT to X DELIVER WOOL from Springfield, Wairau West, to Picton, in the month of January next, are requested to send in Tenders, stating the price per bale, and the number of bales they will contract, to deliver, under Cover to A. P. M., Springfield. Marlborough," Nov. 3,1860. 426 A MEETING of the PRESBYTERIANS of the Province of Marlborough, is requested to be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, Blenheim, on THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, at Two o’olock, p.m., to appoint individuals to receive, on behalf of the Body, a sum of money from the Nelson Trust Funds. Other business of importance will also be brought before; the meeting, and a general attendance is earnestly invited. George M'Rae,. j Trustees John Gibson, j Wairau, November 7, 1860. 427 B POTATOES FOR SALE. EST BROWN’S RIVER, Marlborough Hotel. at the 428 FOR GENERAL INFORMATION. THE “Wellington Pet” is open to WALK the “ Picton Slasher ” to Nelson, through the Bush, via Havelock, for £25. Dated Picton, this sixth day November, 1860. 429 COLOURED PORTRAITS taken daily, from 7s. 6d. each, at W._ COLLIE’S Photographic Gallery, Blenheim. 430 SINGLE Parts of the Illustrated London News .and Illustrated News of the World, on sale, cheap, at W. COLLIE’S, Bookseller, Blenheim. 431 STQRAGE OF WOOL. WOOL For Shipment, will be RECEIVED at the STEAM WHARF STORES. Rates of Storage the same as last season, viz., One Shilling per bale, or One Shilling, and- Sixpence when weighed and particulars, given. J. M. Hutcheson. Steam Wfcarf, Nov.' 9, 1860. 432 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. Superintendent’s Office, Marlborough, November 9, 1860. IT is notified that the undermentioned of the Waste Lands of the Crown within the Province of Marlborough, as hereinafter- described, have been RESERVED, in order that they may be laid out in Suburban Sections, and sold as such, in accordance with the provisions of the Land Regulations, 1856 : All unsold land on either side of the Tua Marina river, as laid down on the map of the Waitohi Valley. William Adams, 435 •; Superintendent. Land Office, Marlborough, November 9, 1860. NOTICE is hereby given that DECISIONS in favour of the following APPLICANTS for LICENSES to DEPASTURE STOCK have been given, in accordance with the Provisions of the Land Regulations,-1856:— George Jackson, Port Underwood Joseph Ward, Clarence Charles Fowell Watts, Clarenco William Robinson, Clarence Do. do., * (2nd application), Clarence Robert Blaymires, Queen Charlotte’s Sound Rev. T. D. Nicholson, Queen Charlotte’s Sound Thomas Jones Bowden and Richard Bowden, Queen Charlotte’s Sound Courtenay Kenny and Edward C. Morgan, Queen Charlotte’s Sound Thomas Carter, Clarenco Donald M'Cormick, Queen Charlotte’s Sound Jerome Nugent Flood, Port Underwood. Boundaries not to be definitively settled until Plans of the Runs have been sent in, as required by the Regulations. All Reserves and Freehold Land to be shown on the Plans. William Adams, 436 Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Land Office, Marlborough, November 9, 1860. IyrOTICE is hereby given that Section 22a, Class B, Suburban Land, Picton Suburban, is withdrawn from the Land Sales advertised for the 21st instant. William Adams, 437 Commissioner Crown Lands.