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Colonist, Issue 95, 17 September 1858, Page 2

BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY WARE. TT D. JACKSON has just received, ex J-^8 SPRAY, a general. assortment of STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS, School and book slates Johnson's, Walker's, Reid's, Fulton's and Mylius's dictionaries Arithmetical cards Foolscap faint, faint and common, and plain Bill paper, ruled demy Foolscap envelopes, tracing calico Bibles, with Scotch Psalms Chessmen, dolls of all sorts Tea sets, alphabet boxes Accoi'deons, playing cards Draft and cribbage boards Work boxes, bats' and' balls Parchment, drawing paper, and pencils. v Also on sale, Burn's Justice, Swift's Works, Hebrew Exercises, Memoirs of Necker, Gibbon's Works, Greek Lexicon, Homer's Hiad (Gr.eek), Dupin's Mathematics, Wealth of Nations, Antiquities of Rome, Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, Vernou's Reports, Plutarch's Morals, Henderson's Iceland, Tegg's Die tionary of Chronology, Chambers' Journal, Household Words, Bunyan's : Practical Works, Popular Errors Explained, Ollen- ' dorff's German, Hazlitt's Life of Napoleon, Addison's Works, Dickens' and Lever's Works, children's toy and picture book?, &c, &c.,.&c. ''~.•'. H. D. JACKSON, " : 154 ' Hardy street. SOMETHING-NEW"UNDER-'THE SUN. nPHE Sydneij Morning Herald, BeWs'Life, -"■■ Colonist, and Examiner, ' always' to be found at the well-known Hair-Dressing Saloon, Bridge-street, FBEE for theuse of the Public." ; W. H. WEST, ... Hair-dresser and Perfumer to her Majesty's Subjects. 149 LOST, on Friday evening, between.the ;Literary Institution and Mr. It. Aitken's store, Bridge-street, several INVOICES of GOODS, consigned to Captain Scott. Any person finding the same, and returning them to the undersigned, will be amply rewarded. R. AITKEN. Nelson, September 14,1858. 145 JQINNER TO DR. MONRO. Dr. Moriro having accepted an invitation from the ELECTORS of the Waimea Districts to MEET them at a PUBLIC DINNER, on THURSDAY, the 23rd instant, the friends of that gentleman may obtain tickets of admission at the Star and Garter, Richmond, or at the Trafalgar Hotel, Nelson. The dinner will take place at the Richmond Mechanics' Institution, at Six o'clock ; Mr. BARNTCOAT in.the chair. : Tickets, 7s. 6d. each, exclusive of wines. 144 NELSON COAL. THE INHABITANTS of NELSON and -1- the SURROUNDING DISTRICTS are respectfully requested to MEET me at the ODD FELLOWS'HALL on TUESDAY NEXT, the 21st instant, fit 7 O'CLOCK p m., to hear my views on the subject of LEASING my COAL-FIELD, and forming a COMPANY forthwith for MINING the same. Mr, JOHN MARSDEN will be happy to give all information at the Works before the day of meeting. - A. G, JENKINS. Enner-glen, Sept. 16, 1858. 153 WANTED A SITUATION, a YOUNG * * MA Nina Store or Bar, or any other capacity, and will make himself generally useful, and can keep accounts. For further particulars apply to N. X. Z., care of Mrs. Walker, Boarding House, near Bridgestreet;. • ' iso WANTED a SERVANT for an Hotel " * in the Country. Apply to JAMES BENTLEY, Collingwood-street. 152 ' (iflknimeirf |Mtt • A IMPLICATIONS for DEPASTURAGE -^*- LICENSES, in accordance' with the Land Regulations' of the Ist July, received by the Commissioner of Crown Lands during the months of June and July, 1858. . ■ ; , J. C. George . District—The Grey. Boundaries—North and'westj a line from a point at the base of the mountain ranges, on the east of the plain between the Ahaura and the Kotukuwakaha Rivers, about 5 miles from the lake at the head of the latter river, in a south-westerly direction, to a point about 6 . . . . miles down that river from the lake; south, by the lake and the river Kotukuwakaha; east, by the base of the first-men-tioned range of mountains. Estimated extent—2o,ooo acres. Deposit paid—-£3O. R. K.Newcome . District—The Grey. Boundaries—South and west, the bush between the Ahaura and the Rotuwakaka Rivers; south and east, the line bounding the run applied for by Mr. J. C.' : George; north, by a line due . east and west from the base of the mountain ranges on the .east of the open land to the bush on the west, drawn so as to include 20,000 acres, : .... Deposit paid—£3o. Chas. Buck Keene District—The Grey. and Boundaries—North, the Ahaura Geo. Buck Keene River and bush on its southern bank; east, the base of the mountain ranges on the east of the open land; west, the bush on. the west, of the open land ; south, the line forming the northern boundary of the. run applied for by Mr. Newcome. Estimated extent—so,ooo acres. - •• Deposit paid—£so. ' - ; • Wm. M'Rae,"seTi. District—The Hurunui. .--,••' ' Boundaries—On the southward, by the River Hurunui; on the eastward, :by the westward ■ boundary of Mr. Minchin's run; westward, by the Snowy Range and large forests; northward, by the Wairau, comprising all the country formerly applied for and decided in favor of Mr. Wm. Morrison. Estimated extent—2o,ooo acres. .. Deposit paid—£3o. " H. G. Gouland . District—The Amuri. Being so much of the run as may be proved to be held in excess - under the present license issued to John Tinline. ■ • Deposit paid—j£so. ■ ALFRED DOMETT, Commissioner. Land Office, Nelson, August 28th, 1858. 146