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Nelson Evening Mail, 5 August 1872, Page 2

rino the HONOURABLE the HOUSE of JL REPRESENTATIVES of the COLONY of NEW ZEALAND, in PARLIAMENT Assembled. The Humble Petition of the undersigned inhabitants of the Province of Nelson, Respectfully sheweth : — That your Petitioners are informed that it is intended to introduce, to your Honourable House, a measure for the division of the Province of Nelson into, two Provinces, 'or to take away a large portion of the Province." in order to add the same to the County of Westland. That your Petitioners believe that any such alteration would inevitably lead to a large increise in the Departmental Expenditure now found sufficient for the Government of the Province, and to a corresponding diminution in the funds now available for public works, education, and other important purposes. That your Petit'oners further believe that tha result of any such measure would be financkl embarrassment in both of the portion t of the territory proposed to be divided, to the almost total discontinuance of public works, to the suspension of permanent settlement on the Golafields now steadily going on, an-1 to great discouragemeat to the cause of Education. That your Petitioners also submit to your Honourable House that a great injury would be inflicted upon the South-we&tern portion of the Province, by separating it from a Province almost free from debt, in order to join it to a County involved in very heavy liabilities, which its resources have already proved insufficient to sustain. Your Petitioners believe that good Government is not so likely to obtain amongst a community whose pursuits are almost entirely of one character, whether those pursuits be purely mining, pastoral, or agricultural, as amongst a community whose pursuits comprise a fair admixture of all three, as is the case in the existing Province ot Nelson. Your Petitioners therefore pray that your Honourable House will not pass any measure for the division of the Province of Nelson into two Provinces, or for the alteration of the existing Boundaries. And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c, &c. 1712 FOWLS, &0.. TRESPASSING on my Property, Gloucester-street, after August 2, will be DESTROYED.— J. GUNTHER. 1702 N O T.I C E . A LL CLAIMS against Mr ERNEST NEHSE J3- are requested to be SENT IN AT ONCE, and all ACCOUNTS DUE to him must be PAID by the Ist SEPTEMBER, to CHARLES HARLING, 1693 Trafalgar-street. MATAKIT AKI DREDGING COMPANY (Registered). mENDERS for the PURCHASE of the PUNT, JL GEAR, and ENTIRE PLANT of the above Company, will be Received by the Under* signed up to Moon of AUGUST 30. JNO. PERCY, 1697 Official Agent. N 0 T I C E . A BLACKSMITH and HAMMERMAN WANTED. Apply to Messrs G-ORRIE & SONy, IGSI Bridge-street. NOTICE. ALL DEBTS and CLAIMS DUE to the Undersigned are to be Paid to Mr Robert rKEEMAN,"whose Receipt will be sufficient discharge for the same. 1671 . JAMES JACK 3.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SUPERIOR COLONIAL Wine, from \ to 3 year old, and APPLES, FOR SALE by CHAItLES BARTLETT, Washington Valley. /""lOTrAGS TO LET. \J Apply to CH ARLE3 BARTLETT , 1655 Washington Valley. T EATiIER WORK TAUGHT by Mrs. W. JLJ CvLhEJa, Washington Valley. Six Lessons, 10/-. 1436 F U N E R A L. HPHE Funeral of ARCHIBALD McMILLAtf, t infant son of WILLIAM WYLIE, will leave the residence of his Father, Manuka-street, TO-MOKROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, at Two o'clock. GEORGE FLEMING, 1714 Undertaker. TO PAINTERS. mEtfDERS will be Received until TOX MORROW, (Tuesday) for Painting the Steamer " Kennedy." N. EDWARDS & CO. Nelson, August 5. 1713 AUCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 12.15 o'clock, M.T. T>EEF! T>EEFI! Ti. J.L. AUGATUDE, 1709 Autticneer, Trafalgar-st.

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