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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 174, 21 June 1859, Page 2

liefer Preritemnk golden boot. . - - , F, _ ~r a ,' t . r .. a • v,«V,; ADAMS begs to intorm tne lnnatn tJo^AZSSl^mO&trlo Mr-HT™'^SrSLen t of BOOTS «i SHOES, which for cheapness and qualit are sold at prices that defy competition. N.B.—American pegged boots. Children's patent leather ancle straps, leather bound from Is. and Is. 6d. per pair^ Allbootsandshoespurchased at the Goldenßoo can be neatly repaired, ■ 1309 .;' GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, COLUNGWOOD. ■- —: ' HTHE UNDERSIGNED begs respectfull -V to inform the Inhabitants of Collingwood tha he has taken the above Hotel, lately occupied by Mr ■ James Crooks, and hopes by strict attention, combine with moderate charges, to merit a share of publi p^fge. t LoVj P. ALLAN. IVOTICE.-The undersigned requests tha i\. all DEBTS due to him°on account of Good supplied at the Aorere Diggings be paid WITHIN ONE MONTH from this date, either to himself at th Golden Age Hotel, Collingwood, or to Mr. W. WILKIE, Bridge-street, Nelson, or proceedings a Law will bo taken,for recovery of the same. J>. ALLAN, ' ' - Storekeeper, Aorere Diggings. June 20, 1859. 1302 ' ■ ■ VIEWS OF NELSON. VU"'BUI y v ■ ■ WILL SHORTLY- BE READY, SERIES of VIEWS of NELSON and SUBUEBS. W.MELUISH, original PHOTOGKAPHm'gallery, Opposite Symons'Store, Bridge-street. 1301 ; ..,,-...- A« i■, ' «L A® : * \op[/' ' ■ ■^^$Mo^ -^IIL ■ -. jr\ SOUTHERN STAR LODGE OF FREE AND ACOMB MASOM, NELSONS, 1037. " TPHE MEMBERS of the above Lodge J- are requested to MEET at the Freemasons' Hall, on FRIDAY, the 24th instant, to celebrate th FESTIVAL OF St. JOHN THE BAPTIST; o which occasion the Brethren of the Order are invite to attend ' The Lodge will open at high Noon; and as busi ness of importance will be brought forward, aMI attendance is desired. . . Dinner to be served at Six p.m. Stewabds:—Brothers Syjions. Dodson, Everett, and Wilson; from whom Tickets may be obtained By order of the W.M., _ H.J.GOODMAN, 1294 Secretary. ' ; ' ~ : : NELSON BOARD OE WORKS. ' • -ft,T/-vT!Tn-Gi • t. i • j.i * a r'n IVTOTICE is hereby given that the follow -1-1 ing By-law has been agreed to by the Board o Works, and has been submitted to the Superintenden and Executive Council of the province for confirma tion:~ . "If any horse, mule, ass, sheep,, swine, or othe beast or cattle of any kind shall at any time afte this by-law shall come into operation, be foun depasturing, whether under the tendence or con trol of any person or persons or not, in or upo any street or other highway within the limits o the town of Nelson, or. upon the sides of any suc street or highway, and whether such street o highway, or any part thereof, shall lead or pas through or over any common or waste or tmen closed ground or not, the owner of any such horse .mule, ass, sheep, swine, or other Wast or cattle shall, for every breach of this by-law, forfeit an pay a penalty of not: exceeding ten shillings fo the first .offence, and not exceeding forty shilling for the second and every eubsequent.offenco; an in case the owner's name cannot be ascertained o any such animal so depasturing as aforesaid, th same may bd driven to the nearest pound, an shall be subject to the enactments of an ordinanc passed in Session 8 of the Legislative Council o New Zealand, intituled 'An Ordinance to autho rise and regulate the Impounding of Cattle,'i respect of cattle trespassing upon enclosed lands But, for the purposes'Of-this present by-law, th term; 'owner' shall include any person for th Mmc being having the charge, care, and custod •of the animal so depastured as aforesaid." By order of the Board, . J. L. JBAILEY, .'..-. Secretaiy. Board of Works Office, Nelson, , June 16,1859. 1291 QTALLARD AND MILLS, Plumbers, Painters, Glaziers, aud Paper Hangers, Bridgestreet, Nelson, . • ■ Country orders punctually attended to. 1273 ■■MHiMiiiw.iiMwiwiiiiniL— mm**-*— —c m■■ ~ct«MESSRS. N. EDWARDS' and CO. will M*- SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Ware house, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, 2nd July (unless previously disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be given), and at One o'cloc precisely— -1 Three-Horse Power THRASHING MACHINE, in the best working order, .guaranteed to thrash 40 bushels per hour; and, 3 Heavy Cart GELDINGS, accustomed to work the same. . The above, will be offered very 'cheap, and offer an excellent opportunity, for a good investment* :>; Terms at sale. Nelson, 13th June, L 859. lS?l ' '' .... ' Xt PRINCE ALFRED FROM SYDNEY. ' MESSRS. NATH. EDWARDS AND IVJ- CO. have on SALE (JUST LANDED in the Prince Alfred from Sydney) either by Public Auction or Private Contract— • 10 very excellent MARES and GELDINGS, all thoroughly broken in 3 Spanish MULES, 15 hands high 1 superior entire CART HORSE. For prices and further particulars apply to Mr. GEORGE POTTER,, Trafolgar Hotel, or to Messrs. NATH. EDWARDS and CO., Trafalgar-street. Nelson, 16th June, 1859. 1287 auction sale. —— MESSRS. NASH and SCAIFE will IYJ. SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Wareho ri f^Lt,eet,onT l lU ßS DAYu» X t, 2S rd instant, at 12 o'clock precisely—An assortment of general MERCHANDISE, mostly WITHOUT RESERVE, to close consignments. And, at 3 o'clock preciselyAbout 600 volumes of books, consisting of standard works/novels, and general literature, and. few copies of rare editions. Terms liberal, at sale. Nelson, 16th June, 1859. 1285 '• - • 7 ■■■■■•■■■■ — AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. MESSRS. NASH and SCAIFE will •-^A SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Room over their Bonded' Warehouse (near Measra. Levien and Co.'s Store), in Bridge-etreet, shortly after tho arrival of.the Alfred the Great, now daily expected from Wellington:— ' mßHi^imF 18 packages Sniee'a best London ™RNIxmJl,, coiißibting of elegant Sofaa Loo, Office, Oemsional D^raf.»nd-O^ Tables; Bedate^s, Carpets, Ru^s, Chairs, Washstands, Cheflomers, Chests of Drawers, &c, Sec. Also. - So cases American Chairs, assorted. Further particulars will ba. given in a future ady.er. Neleon, May 26th, IS! 6"4' ÜBS