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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, 10 November 1855, Page 2

ffiUsceUaneougi, IVTELSON COAST STEAM NAVIGA- ±\ * TION COMPANY. The DEED OF SETTLEMENT now LIES FOII SIGNATUEE at the office of the undersigned-. Donald Sinclaib, / Solicitor to the Cotapany. Nelson, October 8, 1855. -' rTOOK'S STRAIT MINING COMPANY. \J All Persons interested in this Company are requested to MEET at the Cotjbt Hotjse, in Nelson, on THUESDAY, the 22nd November instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, when tho steps proposed to be taken for the surrender of the Company's interest in the Dun Mountain Copper Mines to the parties in England who have offered to work the Mines will be laid before them for their approval. Other matters of importance will also be brought under the notice of the Meeting. / For the Trustees Wm. Thos. Locke Tbavebs, Nelson, 2nd November, 1855. / Secretary. 1859. EENEWAL of the GREAT NELSON TEIAL STAKES of 10 Sovereigns each, half forfeit ; for three-year-old colts, Bst 71bs ; fillies and geldings, Bst 81bs ; 60 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 second horse to save his stake. One mile and a-half. Entries to be made to the Secretary of the Tur/Club on or before the Ist of March, 1856. / v / C.Elliott, Secretary to the Turf Club. IVTOfICE.— INNKEEPERS andTRADESjui MEN are hereby cautioned not to furnish Goods of any sort, or Board and Lodging, to any person or persons engaged at the Dun Mountain Copper Mine, without an order in writing from the undersigned, without which the Agents of tfoi Company will not bo ' responsible. v / V W. L. Wbet, October 25, 1855^ Manager. /"BATTLE taken on FOURTHS, by parties V^ of experience and respectabilty, op a Eun south of tho Canterbury block. / For further particulars apply to J^^Lokgden, Can terbury. EOR SALE, the Entire Pony TAIPO; well broken in to Harness. This Horse is well known for his performances on the/Nelson Turf. Stoke, Sept. 29. X/ G - Holland. FOR SALE, to be delivered on the Ist January, 1856, 61 EWES, and 34 LAMBS, . now in the charge of Mr. S. E. Gappeb, ofVWaimea East. The Ewes were imported jn May, 1954, in the " Titan," from Newcastle. / The agreement with Mr. Gappeb expirts on the Ist January next, when the Sheep will ac ready for delivery to the Purchaser. n / Apply to CtfßTlg/BBOTHBBS. Nelson, Ist October, 1855. Neto gfofrettiggroentg. CHRISTMAS RACES, DECEMBEE 26, 1855. The CHEISTMAS BOX PLATE of 20 sovu., added to a Sweepstakes of 2 soys. each, for all horses that have never won an advertised race of the value of £20. Nelson TCP weights. Heats, one mile and a half. Three horses to enter, or no race. . The HUEEY-SCUEEY STAKES of 1 soy. each, with a first-rate saddle added. Catch weights. Once round. Five horses to start, or no race. The NELSON STAKES of 1 soy. each, with 5 soys. added, for all horses that have never won an advertised race of the yalue of £10. Heats, once round the course. Three horses to enter, or no race. The HOLIDAY STAKES of 1 soy. each, with a first-rate Baddle added ; the winners in any of the previous races not allowed to start. Catch weights. Once round. Five horses to enter, or no race. Entrances for the Christmas Box Plate and the Nelson Stakes, to be made at the Tube Hotel, on or before SATUEDAY EVENING, the 23rd of December, under cover, to the Clerk of the Course; the other two Races will be post entries. No person al^wed to enter a horse for any of these Eaces, unless lie is a Subscriber of £1 to the Fund. / H. Habgbeaves, \/ Clerk of the Course. ELECTORS OF NELSON.— The opponents of Mr. Domett are endeavouring to prejudice that gentleman's election by insinuating that, should Mr. Domett be elected, he will not be likely to accept the office of representing you. Ten years ago, when Governor FitzEoy wished to give the old Nominee Council the character of a popular assembly, and offered to call to it any gentleman whom the people of Nelson might name for the purpose, Mr. Domett, on being solicited by his fellowsettlers to undertake the duty, saw at once through the sham, and, while refusing to go into a Council, where an independent member would have had to stand to be " bowled down like a skittle," made the following declaration with respect to an event which has now come to be realized : — "If such a Government should hereafter be established in New Zealand as a popular representative might either usefully support or usefully oppose, and you should be pleased to express the same wishes as on this occasion, I shall then be most happy to show myself in that particular, as now in all others, " Gentlemen, " Your most obedient servant, "Alpbed Domett. " Nelson, January 26, 1845." / ELECTOES OF NELSON, fail n/Jt to be at the Poll early on Monday, and show by/your voles that you are worthy of the franchise erJrusted to you, by electing the men who possess the yreqnisite ability to worthily represent your interests sad the interests of the colony at large. / On behalf of Mr. D/mett's Committee, -I^MoNBO, Chairman. Nelson, Nov. 9. LONDON HOUSE. MILLINERY, DRAPERY, and HABERDASHEEY ESTABLISHMENT. Just received, a New Assortment of SUMMEE GOODS, consisting of— Chip and rice straw bonnets Crinoline and fancy Tuscan do. Black and white veils "White embroidered mantles Ladies' and gentlemen's white kid 3 Silk barege dresses Ball and bridal do. y Bonnet and C3p ribbons Sash do., do. Ladies' scarfa Black and white lace Chemisette sleeves And & great -variety of other goods too numerous to particularize. Mrs. Dbew, Trafalgar-street. DANCING. MR. P. M'FARLANE respectfully intimates that he will OPEN CLASSES for the above-mentioned accomplishment, in Mr. Palmeb's Large Eoom, Waimea West, on FEIDAY NEXT, 16th instant, at 7, p.m. ; and likewise at Eicesiond, on.MONPAY,,^ 19th. . *