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Superintendent's' Office, Nelson, January 13, 1873. THE SUPERINTENDENT directs it to be notified that it is the intention of . the Provincial Government to proclaim and declare that on and after the Ist day of MAY, 1873, the undermentioned boundaries shall be the boundaries if the A MUM DISTRICT for the purposes of " The Nelson Bc»b Act, 1868," and v The Nelson Scab Act Amendment Act, 1869 ;" and that the 9th and 10th sections of the Nelson Scab Ace, 1868,"' shall come into operation witbin the' said boundaries hereinafter described, on and after? the said Ist day of MAY, 1873, viz :— ' From the mouth of the Hurunui River to Lake Sumner; from Lake Sumner to the saddle between the Hurunui and Teremakau; thence Northward by the boundary of the Nelson South-west Goldfields to Mount Franklyn; thence by the western watershed of tlie Wairau River to the Tophouse; thence by the boundary between t lie Provinces of Nelson and Marlborough to the mouth ot the river Conway; thence by the sea coast to the mouth of the river Hurunui. ' ALFRED GREENFIELD, • 11 1 Provincial Seeretay. . Superintendent's Office, Nelson, . January 13, 1573. THE FUPERINTENDENT directs it to be notified that it is the intention of the Government to PROCLAIM and DECLARE the 9th and 10th SECTIONS of "The Nelson Scab Act 1868," to be in operation throughout the Province of Nelson on and after the Ist day of JANUARY, 1874, excepting only that portion of the' Nelson South west tioldfields comprised ■within the following boundaries, viz. : — Commencing at the mouth of the river Grey on the sea coast ; thence by the sea coast to the mouth of the river Karamea; thence up the Karamea river to a point known as tbe Karamea Bend ; thence in a straight { line to the junction of the rivers Wangapeka and Dart ; thence in a straight line to the junction of the rivers Buller and Hope; thence following tbe boundary of the Nelson South-west Goldfields to the boundary of the County of Westland ; thence by the boundary of the said County to the source of the river Arnold ; thence by the rivers Arnold and Grey to the sea coaefc. ' ALFRED GREENFIELD, 112 • Provincial Secretary. Superintendent's Office, 19th December, 1872. £100 REWARD. A REWARD of ONE HUNDKED POUNDS will be given by the Provincial Government to ANY PERSON who rany DISCOVER within tbe Province A WORKABLE SEAM OF TRUE STEAM COAL in an accessible nosifcion for transport by land to the Port of Nelson WITHIN SEVENTY-FIVE MILES of the town boundary. The attention of explorers is requested to the above expression, Tedb 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 aud j reported on. . ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2719 Provincial Secretary. NOTICE. MOTUEKA VALLEY ROAD BOARD. THE Secretary will be in attendance at Mr. George Sinclair's, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, from 10 till 4, on MONDAY, January 27, , 1873, to RECEIVE RENTS clue to the above- j named Board, after which date all Rates wlli be Sued eoe without further notice. JOHN GEORGE KNYVETT, Secretary. 67 By order of the Board. Nelson January, 13. 1873. IN consequence of the alterations of the boundaries within which it was proposed to proclaim the 9th and 10th clauses of the Nelson Scab Act, Sheep entering the Province by the Tophouse Road will, until further notice, be INSPECTED at FOXHILL as heretofore, instead of at the Boundary, as previously advertised. F. NAIRN, 110 . Chief In spector . NOTICE TO SHEEPOWNERS. EVERY owner of SHEEP shall in the month of JANUARY in each year make a RETURN to the CHIEF INSPECTOR, of the number of Sheep in his charge in the Province of Nelson, on the First day of January, in cuch year; and shall. in the month of FEBRUARY in each year, pay or cause to be paid to the Treasurer' of the Province, a sum of money at the rate of Three Shillings per Hundred for all Sheep in his charge upon the First day of January in "each year; and in default thereof the same may be sued for in the name pf any Inspector, and the proof of the number of Sheep in his charge'shall rest with defendant. F. NAIRN, 74 • Chief Inspector. ELSON PUBLIC BATHS, Hardysteebt (opposite Nailer's). Hot, Vapor. Cold, Shower, and Douche Baths. 28 PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, with Calico . and Leather Joints, for holding 20, SO, 50 and 100 Portraita, iv great variety. ' & LUCAS & SON. = :

1"10 LET, SELWYN COTTAGE, lately occu-, . pied by Mr. Lightpoot. Apply to J. WEBB, Traialgar-street. 78 FOUND.— A Black DOG with a piece of Black Braid round his neck The Owner cauhave it by paying expenses. Apply at this Office. ALL ACCOUNTS due to W. MAY, Blacksmith, are requested to be PAID on or before the _oth January, 1873. ' 117 np\VO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated A with BOARD and RfiSIDENOiG a short distance from town. Apply Mail Office. 32 j NEW GOODS ! I NEW GOODS !! ! i i . - ! WTT TTTEST has just received I • JX- wV the Largest and. Bestselected Assortment of . ! - TOYS AND FANCY GOODS ever on view in tbe p/ovince. Suitable for Birthday Presents. Come and See Them ! ! ! j AT THE OLD STAND. 105 IMPOUNDED AT RICHMOND. 8 STEERS,— 2 Red and White, and 1 Red, all branded CR (conjoined) on off rump and off ribs. If not claimed will be SOLD January 30. A. G, BROCK, Poundkeeper. January 13, 1873. 108 Crown Lands Office, Nelson, January 6, 15 73. "JVTOTICE j s Hereby Given that the following JLN SECTION is WITHDRAWN from the AUCTION SALE of Inangahua Lands, advertised to take place at Reeeton on TUESDAY, the 28th instant. Landing Block. Section No. 37 . Square 135 . Survey Peg, 27. H. C. DANIELL, 98 Commissioner. COLLINGWOOD. WANTED, a BCHOOLM ASTER and MISTRESS for the COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL. Duties to Commence on the 3rd MARCH next. Master's Salary, £125, Mistress* do., £36, with House and Garden free. Applications, with Testimonials, to be sent to the undersigned, on or before the 7th day of FEBRUARY, 1873. W. C. RILEY, Chairman Local Committee. January 3, 1873. 30 FOR SALE. THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE HORSE p OLDEN TrpAGLE. Golden Eagle i 3 a Bright Bay Horse, and stands 15|_ Hands high. He is proved to be a Sure Foal-gettee, and from the Best Stock in the Province of Marlborough. For Price apply to , JOSEPH SHEPHARD, Big Bush, 91 • , Marlborough. TO BE DRAWN FOR, after the manner of the "Art Union " Lottery, at the Masonic Hotel, Nelson, on SATURDAY EVENING, February 8, by One Hundred Members, at £l os. each, that Splendid STEEPLE-CHASE HORSE RUSTIC. The success of this Horse on the Turf is too . j well known to need comment. He is moreover a j splendid Hack, and a perfect Lady's Horse. Rustic is now in full training tor the ensuing Wakefield Steeplechase Meeting, is in perfect < | condition, and looking admirably. The Lottery will take place at 9 o'clock punctually, . % . . . Apply at the bar of the Masonic Hotel, or to Mr. G. W. Sohbodbb, Jun. .; 99 -yi EDWARD HOPE.

Has Just Opened a .Splendid lot of Ladies' Y» and • Childbed's. , „ , ;. $ heis Sellingat ttie usual, itoVPBW; !! 2's. in" thePoundbiscpniit on, 4 Cash Purchases „ \ ?| , - V ; 'allowed fbr'TwETSTY-owE Days.' --' <•' ' .-"- Great' Reductiontfor Cblbniai l Work.^- ; Men's Bluchers made to order from 12/6 ' ." : „ Lflce-iip. Boots' „ „14/6 V '■•■■ > • ■■-'■ ■!'>'"., 'i » '•■ „ .j, 16(6 ; :.,,_.,., r . ■■•\. y.y " HAS D -yJB.T.'.R E,E;l^^