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MUFFINS ! MUFFINS ! MUFFINS ! ! rjIHE Only Place in Nelson -where Muffins and i Crumpets can be had, is at R. DONALDSON'S. 1779 Hnrdy-street. ON SALE. ABOUT A f\f\ LBS. SHEEPWASH TOBACCO, tfcUU CHEAP. 113 JOHN R MABIN. FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, between the Turf Hotel and the Town, A PURSE containing Money The Finder will be rewarded on leaving it at this Office. 153 PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. MRS. "VTEEDHAM (Pupil of Steendale iM Bennett's, Lon Ion), TEACHER of MUSIC, SINGING, &c, Hardy-street, Opposite the Literary Institute. Terms Moderate. 136 Harbor Office, Nelson, January 21, 1870. HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT directs it to be notified Jlmt a RED and WHITE FLAG will be hoisted at the Masthead of the Town Signal Stuff when the Steamer LADY BAEKLY is within Six Miles of the Entrance, and hauled down when she passes the Arrow Rock. J. S CROSS, 144 Harbour Master. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. FIRST-CLASS CROQUET &ETS Equal to English, in box, complete. SMALL SIZE Do., ior Children. MANUFACTURED BY J. A. PACKER, STEAM TURNERY WORKS, Hardy-street, Nelson. 2685 ANNIVERSARY OF THE WES.LEYAN CHURCH, UPPER WAKEFIE' D. TWO SERMONS will he Preached in the above Church, on SUNDAY, January 23. In the Afternoon at 3 o'clock, and in the Evening at 6.30, by the Rev. J. A. TAYLOR. Collections after each Service ia aid of the Church Trust. On the following TUESDAY, Jan. 95, a TEA MEETING will take place; after which there will be a PUBLIC MEETING, when the Revs. J. CHUMP, J. A. TAYLOR, and other Gentlemen will attend. Tea at 6 o'clock. Admission : Adults, Is. 6d. Children, Is. 154 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, January 14, 18U9. IT is HEREBY NOTIFIED that it is intended, after the expiration of two months from the date hereof, to GRANT LEASES, lor GOLDMINING purposes, of the Crown Land within the District of the GOLDEN BAY GOLDFIELDS, hereinafter described, viz.:— 1. A Block of Land, containing Four Acres • Two Roods and Fourteen Perches, more or less, situated at Bedstead Gully, Collingwood, applied for by Peter A. Poulsen and others. 2. A Block of Land, containing Sixteen Acres Two Roods and Four Perches, situated on a spur between Bedstead and Golden Gully, - Coiling wood, applied for by Thomas Adams and others. 3. A Block of Land, containing Sixteen Acres Two Roods and Four Perches, situated at Belstead Gully, Collingwood, applied for by Edward Everett and others. 4. A Block of Land, containing Sixteen Acres Two Roods and Four Perches, situated at Toi-toi Flat, Collingwood, applied ior by William B. Gibbs (Imperial Gold-mining Company). 5. A Block of Land, containing Sixteen Acres Two Roods and Four Perches, situated at Coles' Creek, Collingwood, applied for by Alexander FLETCHEitand others (Camera Gold-mining Company). 6. A Block of Land, containing Sixteen. Acres Two Hoods and Four Perches, situated near Toi-toi Flat, Collingwood, and applied for by Wtuje, Waxelin, and others (Motueka Gold-mining Company). 7. A Block of Land, containing Sixteen Acres Two Roods and Four Perches, situated at Coles' Creek, Collingwood, applied for by P. K. Watty (Nelson Quartz Gold- mining Company). 8. A. Block of Land, containing Sixteen Acres Two Roods and Four Perches, situated at Coles' Creek, Collingwood, applied for by Thomas Snow and others (Commercial Gold-mining Company. ALFBED GREENFIELD., i 152 ProYinoial Secretary.