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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 62, 31 October 1855, Page 2

T>ESPECTABLE Single Young Men, can S\> be acoommodated with comfortable BOARD and LODGING, by applying to Mrs. Walksb, at the Cottage in the rear of Mrs. StaHardX Pointer, Ac., Bridge-street. ' / Nelson, October 26. \^ /CONTRACT.— WANTED a person willing v-^ to contract to SUPPLY a givevquantity of PROVISIONS weekly, and convey the same to the Works at the COPPER MINE. Particulars may be obtained personally, or by letter directed to the undersigned, at Mr. Goldswobthi's, Collingwood-Btreet, Nelson. /"" v /W. L. Wbbt, October 25, 1855. _^ Manager. "VrOTICE.— INNKEEPERS andTRADES- ±\ MEN are hereby cautioned not to furniflh Goods of any sort, or Board and Lodging, to any person or persona engaged at the Dun Mountain Copper Mine, without an order in writing from the undersigned, without whioh the Agents of the Company will not be responsible. . r W. L. Wbey, October 25, 1855. >/ Manager. RICHMOND.— WESLEYAN SABBATHSCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. ON SUNDAY, November 4th (D.V.), Two SERMONS will be Preached; at 11, a.m., by the Rev. J. Wabben ; at 3, p.m., by the Rev. D. Dolamob*. Collections after each Service. A PUBLIC TEA on MONDAY, sth. Tickets, 2s. each. mo JAMES MACKAY, ESQ., J.P., &c. Sib — We, the undersigned electors of the Town of Nelson, request that you will permit youraelf to be nominated at the ensuing election to resume your seat in the House of Representatives. The zeal with which you fulfilled your duties at the previous sessions of the house, and which actuated you in proceeding to Auckland to attend its last sitting, when other members of the house, for this and the neighbouring settlements, failed in that attention to the interests of their constituents ; and the satisfactory and straightforward replies and explanations which you gave to the numerous questions put to you by different electors, at the meeting you attended last evoning, mat© you, In 0111* ©jainioxi, especially cleaorvin^y o\ &c continued. conMenee and support of the electors. D. Sclanders Robert Ross Herbert E. Curtis Alex. Rankin W-r-F. Maiben Thomas Askew /Donald Sinclair Isaac Mason Hill Geo. Ridings Richard Lloyd Ralph Richardson Adam Jackson A. Aitken John M'Artney Thomas RoUison David Allan Jameß Gorrie William Jenkins Charles Lucas Alexander Wragg Thomas Dawes William Skeet George Tarr Henry D. Jackson David Burns George F. Bush James Chas. Phillips C. Gentry Alfred G. Betts R. P. Outridge George Ross Oswald Curtis. Nelson, 18th October. To David Solandebs, Esq., and the other Gentlemen signing the above requisition. Gentlemen — I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your requisition inviting me to become a candidate lor one of the vacant seats for the Town, in the House of Representatives. I cannot but appreciate the confidence you are again disposed to place in me, and can only say, that, if elected, nothing short of any serious illness or affliction, will prevent me from attending to my duties, and giving to them that attention which is due to their great importance. I am, Gentlemen, Yours very faithfully, James Maokat. Nelson, 19th October, 1855. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are required for certain AL- ' X TERATIONS and ADDITIONS to be made at the WAKEFIELD ARMS, Waimea East. Plans and specifications may be seen on the premises. Tenders to include every expense to the completion of the Works. All Tenders to be sent, under cover, to the Office of the Bridge-street Brewery, Nelson, on or before the 10th day of November. Chables Hablet, Nelson, October 13, 1855. Bridge-street. f A CARD. H LEWIS, Land Surveyor, Brook- • street valley. Levels taken, and Sections for Roads or other Workß. CATTLE FAIR. mHE Richmond Cattle Fair will be held in JL the Ground belonging to the Richmond Cattle Fair Association, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th November next. Accommodation for all descriptions of Stock free, except to the Pens, to which a small charge per head will be made. William Habkness, „ Hon. Secretary. 1859. RENEWAL of the GREAT NELSON TRIAL STAKES of 10 Sovereigns each, half forfeit ; for three-year-old colts, Bst 71bs ; fillies and geldings, Bst 31bs ; 50 soys. added by the Club ; to run at the Nelson March Meeting, 1859. If eight start, the owner of the second horse to receive 20 soys. and the owner of the third to save his stake ; if any lesser number, the owner of the Becond horse to save his stake. One mile and a-half. Entries to be made to the Secretary of the Turf Club on or before the Ist of March, 1856. C, Elliott, Secretary to the Turf Club. ENTRANCE EFFECTED THROUGH A CHIMNEY INTO A HOUSE. WHEREAS, on the 21st September last, a person on a visit to Waitohi entered my house through the chimney during my temporary nbsonce, breaking open boxes apparently in search of money. Wishing we might be spared of such like visitors in future. Fbedeeick Maetello. Waitohi, September 21, 1855. /"lATTLE taken on FOURTHS, by parties \_^ of experience and respectabilty, on a Run south of the Canterbury block. For further particulars apply to J. Longden, Can tcrbury. TO STAND this SEASON, at Apple Tree Fabm, Waimea South, the celebrated Black Draught Hone BLACK DRAUGHT. Black Dbatjght is a black colt, imported by Captain Hunter; was foaled in September, 1852. Sire, Young Farmers' Delight, by Farmers' Delight, imported from England by James M'Arthur, Esq. Dam, Young Jewel, by Jupiter, imported into New South Wales by C. Roberts, Esq., out of Old Jewel, imported. Teems.— £s, and ss. the Groom. Black Draught will attend at Riclunond at Ten, and at Stoke at Three o'clock every Friday ; at Nelson every Saturday ; and at the Wakefield Arms, Lower Wakefield, every Wednesday. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at Apple Tree FArm,