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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 303, 20 December 1872, Page 4

Native Reserves Office, Nelaon, 19th December, 1872. fI^ENDERS will be received up to 4 p.m. on A TUESDAY, the 31st instant, for Clearing and Forming about 85 Chains of Road through the Native Reserve, Wakapuaka. Plans can be seen and further particulars obtained on application to the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ 2717 ALEXANDER MACK AY. NOTICE TO SHEEPOWNERS IN THE MARLBOROUGH PROVINCE. ON and after the FIRST day of JAEUART, 1873, NO SHEEP will be allowed to ENTER the Province of Nelson by way of the TOP HOUSE ROAD UNTIL THEY HAVE BEEN INSPECTED AT THE BOUNDARY within the Province of Marlborough by an Inspector appointed by the Nelson Government. Two clear days' notice must be given to tho Chief Inspector of the probable date of arrival of Sheep at the boundary. FRANK NAIRN, Chief Inspector of Sheep. Nelson, 19th December, 1872. 2718 £100 REWARD. A REWARD of. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS will be given by the Provincial Government to ANY PERSON who may DISCOVER A WORKABLE SEAM OF TRUE STEAM COAL in an accessible Dosition for transport by land to the Port of Nelson WITHIN SEVENTYFIVE MILES of the town boundary. The attention of explorers is requested to the above expression, True Steam Coal, as abundance of brown and other coal of inferior quality is already known to exist within the described limits. No Reward -will be given for the alleged discovery of any coal seam already known and reported on. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2719 Provincial Secretary. F.J. H" OBTdf * Wishes the public generally a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Yeah 1 Geese young' and Geese old Geese hot and Geese cold Geese alive and Geese dead For 5/- only I'll cut off their head, A large stock of POULTRY on hand. , CURRANTS and RAISINS sd. per lb. CANDIED PEEL-GRATIS. WAIMBA^ STREET, Opposite Golden Fleece Hotel, ' ;i'; ■,'■ : .:; • % %■:::■ ;^ ::}' : tim&Q& :^. '■-".< r : */ ■• '■ " -3712;