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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 208, 2 September 1868, Page 3

Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August 14, 1868. THE Provincial Government Ofiices will be CLOSED at 1 o'clock TO-MORROW, Thursday. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1891 Provincial "Secretary. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August 27, 1868. THE Superintendent directs it to be notified, that by the Harbor and Quarantine Regulations for the Ports of New Zealand, which come into force on the Ist of September next, every person who shall be in charge of any -Vessel or Boat, whether decked or undecked, Plying for Hire in any part of the Colony, shall obtain from the Superintendent of the Province in which the said Vessel or Boat is intended to Ply, a License to Ply for Hire, and every Boat used for the purpose of Carrying Passengers, Cargo, Ballast, or Water-tanks, must also be duly Licensed. The Superintendent also directs it to be notified that he has appointed James S. Cross, Harbor-master, and James P. Lowe, Second Pilot, to be Inspectors of Boats at tbe Port of Nelson; and Samuel A. Leech, and Francis Harris, to be Inspectors of Boats for the Port of Westport; and no License can be issued to any Boat until a Certificate from the Inspectors has been granted. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1869 Provincial Secretary. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August 21, 1868 TENDERS will be received at this office, until MONDAY, September 14, for REPAIRING the ROAD to ROCKY RIVER. A specification for the work may be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, and on application to Mr W. C Riley, Chairman of the Road Board, Collingwood. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1822 Provincial Secretary. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August 31, 1868. THE SALE of the LEASE of the Motueka Jetty and Warehouse is POSTPONED until Noon on SATURDAY next, the sth day of September. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1890 Provincial Secretary. STEAM to PICTON, WELLINGTON, WEST COAST, and MELBOURNE, with Passengers for Panama, San Francisco, New York, and England. J m«J_ FTIHE Panama Co.'s steamship *W|sfbw X AIREDALE -^g^^^ffi-will leave tor the above on SUN'^9(3§£g!^3& r DAY, 6th September, at 9 a.m. Passage tickets must be obtained at the Panama Company's office, Government Wharf. 1904 «_Ma_a_n_av«B-Ma_HM_n_i__i_VHß_aM__nHH^ FUNERAL. THE public are respectfully informed that the FUNERAL of the late JOHN POYNTER, Esq., will take place TO-MORROW, Thursday, at 3 p.m. punctually. Friends are invited to attend. PARMENTER & AMOS, 1895 Undertakers. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. THE Bank will be CLOSED at 1 o'clock TOMORROW. P. M'TAVISH, Manager. Nelson, Wednesday, Sept. 2, iB6B. 1901 NELSON.ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER CORPS. DRILL THIS EVENING, Wednesday, in rear of Institute, at a quarter-past 7 o'clock. ALBERT PITT, Captain Commanding. Orderly Room, Sept. 2, 1868. 1907 WAIMEA ROAD BOARD. EOR the future, PAYMENTS for work done for the Board will only, except in special cases, be made on the ordinary meeting days, viz., the FIRST TUESDAY in each month. By order, T. J. THOMPSON, 1906 Secretary. To Owners of DOGS and POULTRY. NOTICE.— After this date (Sept. 1), POISON will be laid on my ground. S.. BAKER, 1897 Waimea-street. To Owners of DOGS and POULTRY. ■VTOTICE. — After this date (August 29), X^i POISON for Dogs and Poultry will be laid in my garden in Russell-street. 1883 GEORGE ROWE. ON SALE, SUPERIOR SEED BARLEY. Samples of which can be seen at the Warehouse of the undersigned. D. MOORE, Trafalgar-street. August 28. 1866 COMPANION to the WESLEYAN HYMN . BOOK jußt received, and on sale. B. LUCAS & SON.