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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 4, 2 April 1842, Page 13

A CARD. JS. COTTERILL, LAND AGENT • and SURVEYOR. A CARD. MR. G. F. BUSH, Surgeon, &c.> Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, late House Surgeon to the Bath Hospital, and Surgeon to the Bath Friendly Society, &c, &c, near the Depot. Mil. T. TROWER, SURVEYOR and LAND AGENT, Nelson. FOTfWON, GENERAL MER-, • CttMprnhd LICENSED AUCTIONEER, Nelson Haven. vv.i WSrTATCHETT and COMPANY, « COMVJ^SION MERCHANTS, Nelson Haven. Auckland p?nfej March 1841. ~ . f ,"M]hS Gv-B. R,^p.AßßSGjk^oMtor , Nelson, lftkaaJi{*&. * ' . • f* . NEW ZEALAND TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. THE Committee of the", above beg to inform the public that a Society has been formed in Nelson in connection with the New British and Foreign Temperance Society ; and that they will be happy to receive the names of those individuals who may be disposed to unite with them. ■ The .books are kept by Mr. A. Saundebs, who will feel much pleasure in giving any information as to the nature, -objects, and prospects of the Society. AT a Meeting of the Street Committee, held at the Surveyor's office.March 31, 1843, H. A. Thompson, Esq., in the Chair, „ the following Names were adopted : — Washington Road Auckland' Point ,' Mount Vemon Bolton Roads Burnham Thorpe Mill Street Bronte Street Mount Street Santa Cms Street Brook Street Scotland Street Maitai Road Halifax Street Manuka Street Alton Street Weimea-Road Van Dieman Street Ngati Toma. Street Tasman Street Ngatiawa Street ' Wellington Street Kafia Street Russell Street Tepea Street Stanley Crescent Emanu Street Brougham Street Towai-towai Street. Mary Anne Street (Signed) H. Augustus Thompson, Chairman. J. Gbbavxs, Hon. Secretary. Immigbation Office, Nelson, March 29, 1842. RETURN, showing the number of Immigrants landed at Nelson, March 21, 1842, from the New Zealand Company's Emigrant Ship "Bolton," J. P. Robinson, commander: — • Male. Female. Total. '• 1 Married 56 56 112 « Single is 18 3i £ Between 7 and 14. ... 36 37 63 n Between 1 and 7 16 20 36 » Under 1 is 7 so 2 i_ S Total 134 128 26a a* 21 Agricultural Labourers 4/ Masons 1 Baker l Millwright 1 Blacksmith 1 Plumber • 1 Boat-builder 11 Sempstresses 2 Bricklayers ) Shnwfllrjr 1 Cabinet-maker l Smith and Engineer ' 9 Carpenters 2 Tailors 6 Farm Servants l Well-sinker 7 Gardeners 3 Woodmen 2 Masons and Qutrrymen 4 Wheelwrights W. C. Young, Immigration Agent. EX " BOLTON." GLAZED WINDOW SASHES, Turnbiers, Decanters, and Wine Glasses. March 22. " Whitk, Wallace, and Co. EX '^CHEERFUL." TRON POTS in great' variety. ~ , . - White, Wallace, and Co. March 22. T KILGOUR, Shingler and Slater, begs % oV to ,. lnfo » nl ftentlemen that he U willing to undertake the Shinghiig or Slating of "Roofs on the roost reasonable terms j and pledges himself to execute any orders he may J*l?_ UTed Wlth in mn ex pe d itious and satisfactory manner. t . Re *? enc * »»y be made to Mr. Cockbmm, builder; or at the office of the Nelson Stammer. ESSRS. WASTNEY, DOUGHTY, and Co., General Builders, beg to inform the inhabitants of Nelson that they are now ready to receive Contract* for the Erection of Buildings of every description; and they hope, by manifesting due care and attention on all occasions, to merit a share of public patronage. They at the same time assure those gentlemen who may honour them with their orders, that the utmost expedition and despatch compatible with strength and durability of workmanship will always be observed ; and, to enable them to effect this object, they are determined to employ none but steady and first-rate workmen. Messrs. W., D., and Co. also beg to inform their mends that they are making arrangements which will, in a short tune, enable them to supply Timber of all dimensions suitable for building purposes, and of the most durable descnption.-at the most economical prices. N.B. Plans and specifications fur every description of building prepared, if required, on the most reasonable terms. JCOCKBURN, Builder, begs to inform • the gentlemen of Nelson that he is now ready to contract for the 'Erection of Buildings of all dimensions, and trusts, -from his experience in the colonies snd knowledge of the strength snd durability of native timber, to gain a share of public patronage. f- B. Plans and Specifications prepared on the most econcB>irsl principles, and suitable to the colony.