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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 69, 24 November 1855, Page 2

$efo gftfettsements. EOR SALE, at Motueka, 8 Acres of excellent ai'able LAND, fenced, ditched, and part in crop ; alsd, One Acre broken up and ready tor potatoes. The situation is good, being within a few chains of tbe Jetty. Tho land is subject to a rentalpf £2 per annum ; tho unexpircd leaso is 11 J years./ For further particulars apply to v Wll/IAU GIBLIN, Motueka, November 19. Motueka. GTARR, in retiring from business, begs • to tender his thanks to the Public of Nelson, who for a period of eight years have honoured him •with their support; and having DISPOSED OF HIS BUSINESS TO MR. JOHN KERR, in whose behalf ho will carry on the same until tho Ist of January next, ho ventures to solicit for his successor a continuance of tho patronage which has been bo liberally bestowed upon himself. It is most respectfully requested that all outstanding ACCOUNTS BE PAID previous t/the Ist of January, 1856. I Bridge-street, Nelson, \J November 21, 1855. and J. OLD, HORSE-BREAKERS, beg • to acquaint tho Inhabitants of Nelson that, having had considerable experience in the abovo line in England, they are prepared to break in Horses to Saddle and Harness, and engago to render them perfectly quiet, without injury to the temper of the animals entrusted to their care. Apply at Mrs. Eliot's Boarding House, Trafalgar■quare, Nelson. v DESIGNS FOR THE NELSON COLLEGE. nnHE Designs for the Nelson College BuildJL ing will bo open to the inspection of tho Public at tho Office of the Board of Trustees (adjoining the Land Office) during the next fortnight, between the hours of Ten and Four. By order of the Board, / A. G-. jE^nxs, Trust Fund Office, v / Secretary. Nelson, Nov. 22, 1855. / WANTED, at the Inexhaustible, a shrewd, activo/ intelligent LAD. Ho must be a good scholar, like /hard work, and ho will get all lio deiervei. / V/ tV. Dartnall, Richmond. HEAR AND THEN JUDGE. •nnHE undersigned Elder of the Church of X Jesus Christ, of LATTER-DAY SAINTS, •will PREACH in tho open air j^D.V.), at the corner in front of tho School-house.yWelson, on SUNDAY, .December 2, at Eloven o'clock in tho Morning, and Three o'clock in tho Afternoon. Subjects : The First Principles and Requiremen/s of the Gospel, and the Kingdom of God to be setpp in the Last Days. William Cooke. O the EDITOR of the "NELSON EXAMINER." Sia — I owe it to the gentlemen for whom I voted, to myself, and the public, to give a direct and unqualified contradiction to tho statement circulated by Mr. Maiben, that I received £1 for my vote, tendered in favour of Mr. Domett. I state/po3itively that I did not receive tho slightest consideration for my vote in favour of Mr, Domett, nor would I havo accepted any if it had been offered, whish was not the case. M am, <fee, "W. Fox. Nelson, November 23, 1855. TWO SERMONS will be preached on SUNDAY, December 2, in tho Wesletak Chafex, Nelson, on behalf of the SOCIETY'S MISSIONS : in tho Morning, at Eleven o'clock, by the Rev. T. D. Nicholson ; and in tho Evening at halfpast Six, by tho Rev. D. Dolakohb. / A TEA MEETING will bo held off MONDAY EVENING, December 3, at Fivo o'clock, followed by a Publio MISSIONARY MEETING at Seven o'clock. J. W. Saxton, Esq., will tako tho chair. ©ofoernmettt Notice* CENSUS. LENDERS will be received at this Office X till MONDAY, the 10th December next, from Sersons willing to undertake tho duty of leaving tho ENSUS SCHEDULES with tho several Householders in tho under-mentioned Districts, and calling for the same when filled up, in accordance with the provisions of the Census Ordinance, Session 11., No. 1:—1 :— "Waimea East, Waimea West, Waimba South, Motueka, Moutbbb, and Saw>y Bat, Massacbb Bay, Wairait. Tor further particulars apply at this Office. JOHK POYNTEB, Resident Magistrate. Resident Magistrate's Office, Nelson, 21st November, 1855.