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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 211, 28 October 1859, Page 2

BALANCE-SHEET of the SUBURBAN NORTH ROAD BOARD, Cr. For the Year ending JULY4th, 1859. .*».• ri s:L t J: : sis ■*» au-f 6 4150 D* II SS' Rim Gnvemment* & Williams, do, 7 50 0 0 24 eooo o*» a a. s .coo 4 Sf-^1- : S l*? Dec.?? X" fc i? 3?SS - s *B±r-i .. o - as ft 's .a s i Feb. 12 D»-.^K"« ;l\ f | j^s, BrOTO , do. 9» 6 0 kwS s^j-sr-11. «.o ssr & v ijiss ~, 9 i,,d»do 92 0 0 M«rchs Lowe, do. IS 22 0 UnceTvSsil. 243 11 0 April 11 Vo. , do., do., do. 17 36 0 0 « -ASSRSS 6000 S »-SH? "8 8 -- btlJ !I!SS -J &, ft 8 « 5 13 Fuller, do. 8 20 0 0 16 Do., do. 8 118 17 6 25 Gill, do. 25 46 0 0 June 18 Barnet, do. 26 1 15 0 „ Brown, do. 27 1 12 6 „ Wastney, do. 28 &29 1 10 0 Fuller, do. SO 1 5 0 Manke, do. 31 1 15 0 SO Gill, do. 32 15 0 0 Manke, do. 33 3 3 0 Gill, do. 34 57 7 6 „ Fuller, do. 35 15 0 0 Nation (Colonist) do, 36 S 8 10 „ Williams, Small, & Kayner, do. 87 47 0 0 C. & J. Elliott I (Examiner) do. 38 813 10 „ Balance to credit of Treasurer's Account in the Union Bank .... 57 0 0 £906 8 2 £ 906 8 2 THOMAS DODSON,> W.C.HODGSON, I Memhtrs'of the Board. BOBT. POLLOCK, j We hereby certify, that, at the request of the Suburban North Road Board, we have examined the above Balance Sheet, and compared the same with the several vouchers and papers relating thereto, »nd find the sametobecorVect. JOHN SHARP, 533 J. L. BAILEY.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FANCY GOODS, WITHOUT RESERVE. MESSRS. N.. EDWARDS and CO. JLtJL h ave received instructions to sell by public auction without the slightest reserve, at their Warehouse, 'Trafalgar-street, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, November 16th and 17th proximo, 19 CASES of FANCY GOODS and STATIONERY, together with 4 BALES of GUNNY BAGS, just imported per Roxana from London, consisting of— i Electm plated liqueur, pickle, and cruet framei J Ditto ditto tea, desert, and table spoons Superior sewing needles in fancy cases, packing needles Steel spectacles, mathematical instruments, m cases Round plaid and japanned boxes of vestaa, superior Backgammon boards, writing desks and rosewood work boxes 50 pairs white-handle table and desert knives Mid forks and carvers 50 ditto ditto in mahogany cases , j Cawing knives and forks, German silver handle i bowie knives in sheaths ! Boxes of tors, dog collars, cigar tubes j A large and great variety of steel engravings, chimney glasses, &c. Measuring-tapes, Turkey sponge, patent Indift rubber Pop gun?, turn screws, hair brushes, and whips Drawing pencils, watch guards, cricket bats and balls Japanned cash boxes and gilt watch keys, curb chains Bridles, horse collars, powder flasks Ivory mounted walking sticks, with and without swords "Wrought iron safes with patent locks, various sizes Moderator lamps and looking glasses Mechanical sand toys and musical shells Wafers, camel hair pencils, adhesive note envelopes, thermometers and watch stands 50 Dutch oil paintings, very superior Ledgers, journal, cypher, account and bill books Copy books, card boards, and pocket books Black leather, bill books in cases Printed bonks, history France, eminent parsons, Hobson's ietters to Waverers. Stephen's Guide to Daily Service of Church of England Church Services and Prayer Books Playinu cards, Mitchel's steel pens Godwin child lights, gun wadding and nipples Note paper and letter paper, ink stands Razors in Morocco cases, hand saws, scissors, Shoe hesls and tip nails and grindery Water tight boots &c , &c, &c. The sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock precisely, and the whole will be cold off without the s.ightest reserve. Catalogues and fuller particulars can be procured from the Auctioneers. Terms at sale. Nelson, 27th October, 1859. 546 TITESSRS. NATH. EDWARDS AND -LtX CO. will sell by auction, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-s'reet, on Saturday next (TO-MORROW), the 29tli instant, immediately after the sale of land, on the Waimea-road, previously advertised— A quantity of useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, and other effects. 1 . Terms cash. Nelson, 27th October, 1559. 548 "MESSRS N. EDWARDS and CO. will ' XtX Ee ii by auction, at Richmond, immediately after the Cattle Fair, on WEDNESDAY next, the 2nd November, the uusold portion of the CARGO of the NGAPUHI, from Sydney, consisting of about 25 ' °Heavy Draught MARES and GELDINGS, chiefly broken in to saddle and harness Carts, Dra} rs, Harness, Side Saddles, &c, &c. Term* cash. Nelson, 27th October, 1859. 547 IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF SAWN TIMBER, ETC. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. , /^.EORGE AIKEN has received inVX structions from Mr. J. R. Hays to sell by public - auction, in his yard, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, the 29th current, commencing at Twelve o clock, noon, precisely— # \ 30,000 feet American \Of a quality and ditimber I mensions suitable for 40,000 feet New Zealand ('almost every, kind of J ditto J building purposes. 20 American tables, various sizes 2 bales 3-bushel bags 2 ditto wool packs 20 tins paints, sorted colors 60 Eheets galvanised corrugated iron .. A few barrels American pork I A few ditto Colonial corn'd beef * &c, &c,&c. v The afbove will be put up in lots to suit purchwers, * and will be sold cheap, without reserve. Terms liberal. ' tfelson, 30tl» October,!^, l#s