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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 245, 24 February 1860, Page 4

j JJ-ELSON. SAVINGS' BANK-! The above BANK will OPEN for the receipt of DEPOSITS at the Chamber of Commerce, on S \TURDAY, the 3rd day of March next, at six o'clock i in the evening. >: ;' The following rules are published for the guidance of intending depositors, viz.:— 1. The Bank is open every Saturday evening, from Six to Eight o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce, Nelson. 2. No sum less than One Shilling received as a deposit. 3. Interest to be paid at the rate of o per cent, per annum upon deposits, if left undisturbed for any time over three months; and so on from week to week. 4. No interest allowed on sums under One Pound or above One Hundred Pounds; and that the -interest shall be calculated by months, omitting odd days; but that any sum deposited within the' first ;seven days of a month shall be entitled to bear irite'rest for the whole of that month. 5. Depositors may draw out any sum on giving a j notice in writing, as follows :— Not exceeding £5, seven days' notice i „ £20, fourteen „ „ £50, twenty-one ~ Above £50, twenty-eight ~ 6. Depositors to produce Pass Book on all transactions with the Bank. By order of the Trustees, DONALD SINCLAIR, Vice-President. j Nelson, February 16, 1860. . 195 'THE WAIMEA ROAD BOARD will -1- receive TENDERS until MONDAY, February 27th, for GRAVELLING the Formed Road from the School, Appleby, towards the river; also, The Formed Road from Webby's towards the Wairoa River. , Specifications may be seen at Mr. Hodder's. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 199 Secretary. SUBURBAN NORTH. IVTOTICE i s hereby given that Mr. Alexandkr Wrago, Collector of the ROAD RATE of the above district for the current year, will attend for the purpose of receiving the same, at Thackwobd Schoolhouse, on the 24th instant, and on the following day, at Clifton-Terrace School-house. ROBERT POLLOCK, Chairman. February 15,1860. 196 JjpLSON GROCERY DEPOT., The Subscriber begs to intimate that his management ceases on the Ist of March next,;on which day the business there carried on will be.CLOSED. The PREMISES are TO LET, and the Stock and Fittings, which are of a first-rate character, can be had at a fair valuation, on liberal terms. MALCOLM M. WEBSTER. N.B.—All running accounts with the above concern must be adjusted within one month from this date. i -M. M. W. Trafalgar-street, February 17. 193 MR. MELUISH, Photographic Artist, intends leaving Nelson this month. He will thank all parties having business to settle with him to do so before the 29th instant. A few views and portraits of Maorics for sale. 164 FAIR. THE CATTLE FAIR will be held on -"- the ground belonging to the Richmond Cattle Fair Association, at Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, Ihe 7th day of March, 1860. ' ■ Admission for all description of Stock free.of charge, except to the pens. WM HARKNISS, 117 Secretary. NELSON WORKING MAN'S SHEEP ASSOCIATION. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING -£*- of SHAREHOLDERS in this Association will be held_in the COURT HOUSE, on Wednesday next, at half-past Seven, p.m. . ■ By order of the Directors, C. SEWELL, |80 Secretary. In the Estate of Thomas Gatjkroger,- Deceased. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED to this ■-^*-: Estate are informed that they must^positively PAY the amount of their respective accounts at my' Office on or before the 28th day of February, instant. SAMUEL KINGDON, Solicitor, 156 Trafalgar-street JOHN WILSON'S ACCOMODATION *J HOUSE, Pelorus Valley, situated1 midway be. tween Beaverton and Nelson, where Travellers Will be always supplied with hot meals, wines, spirits and malt liquors. . N.B^—Oats and a good paddock for horses, &c. ■ 108 OXLEY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. MR. OXLEY takes PORTRAITS daily, at his Gallery, Bridge-street, Nelson (opposite '; Alma-streefc, seven doors from Colling wood-street.); I Photographs copied, and Brooches, Lockets, &c, , fitted in the first style. 154 ! GENERAL BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, i. ■ (Opposite the Fleece Tavern,) I Waijiea-road. i JOHN PERCIVAL, in returning thanks f", for past favors and success in business, begs to linform his friends and the public generally, that he ■has OPENED his NEW SHOP as above, and respectfully solicits their future support. -• ■ 41 ■ SOUPS AND LUNCHEONS. .-■.•■■■. COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. , THE COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE OF NELSON. THIS well-knownllbTEL now offers to 1 •*- its frequenters the snugness, comfort; excellent cuisine; and moderate charges, of an English .Hostelry. Good Viands! Good Liquors!! Good Hum or!! and Good Company!!!!', Coffee as in Paris, from Six in the morning. Soups and Luncheons from Eleven till Four. Oysters, Devilled Kidneys, and Pickled Eggs. J. JERVIS, Proprietor. Trafalgar-street. 695 o a; pounds eeward.— strayed <3j\J from my paddock, near Richmond, January 4th icon grey iillies, about 3 yeafd old. Whoever will bring them to the undersigned will receive the above reward, JOBF BUTTON, Stoke.