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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 219, 15 September 1868, Page 3

NELSON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY COMPANY. DRILL THIS EVENING the 15th instant, at the Oddfellows- hall, at a quarter-past 7 o'clock. ALBERT PITT, 1983 Captain. J. STURT GUNTHER, BAKER, BEGS to thank the public for past favors, and to state that he has REMOVED from Tra-falgar-street to Waimea-road, opposite the Rising Sun, where he hopes to receive, a continuance of their favors. " LOST, ON SATURDAY night last, between Porthouse's Hotel and the Botanical Gardens, a Meerschaum PIPE.. Whoever will return the same to the office of this paper will be rewarded. 1988 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August 27, 1868. THE Superintendent directs it to be notified, that by tbe Harbor and Quarantine Regulations for the Ports of New Zealand, which come into force on the lst 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 the Port'of Nelson; aud 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. JOHN WESLEY AND HIS TIMES. NOW Publishing, price 3d., the Substance of a LECTURE on the above subject, delivered by the Rev. W. M. PUNSHON. R. LUCAS & SON, Evening Mail Office.