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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 279, 22 June 1860, Page 4

/fIRGIXELLES COPPER MINING V.,.-.. company. '.-■■:• ' A Hpecial GENERAL MEETING of the TROPRIETOHS will be Held at the Masonic "Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 26th day of June instant, at Seven o'clock in the evening, to consider the propriety; of authorising the Directors to take advances of money, not exceeding in the whole the sum £1,000, upon the security of Chrome Ore about to be shipped to England lor sale on account of the Company. . By order of the Board of Directors,. : Oswald Curtis, ■ .Honorary Secretary. Croixelles Copper Mining Company, : Nelson June 1, 1860, 633 TVTELSON INSTITUTE.—It is proposed -L* to inaugurate the OPENING of the nev INSTITUTE, at the end of July, with an EXHIBITION of Works of Industry and Art, collections of Ferns, Plants, Shells, Pictures, Minerals, and other objectsof interest.. . . Those who are willing to lend any articles to the Institute for the purpose of exhibition are requested to communicate with the .Honorary Secretary of the Committee appointed to carry out the above object. ; ,All Contributions to the Exhibition will be most carefully preserved from injury, and receipts for them will be given to the owners. , . > .-;-- ..>: t ■ At some time during the continuance of the Exhibition, it is proposed to hold a Fancy Bazaar for the benefit of the Institute, and it is hoped that the ladies of Nelson,will kindly assist the Committee .by contributing articles for sale. . . GEORGE HEPPEL, 478 Secretary to the Exhibition. HAP.MONIC SOCIETY, y - JJERYIS begs to intimate thatCON- • VIVIAt MEETINGS will be held ' in! the ong room at the rear of the Commercial Hotel; every SATURDAY EVENING, commencing.at 8 o'clock.. The German band will be in attendance. . . ADMISSION FREE. Within a short period a large and imjpved.Phantasmagoria or Magic Lantern will be ted on meeting nights. . 355 ~^~ NOTICE,.. :;- WHEREAS by a DEED of GRANT under the Seal of the Colony of New Zealand, and tested at Auckland the sth day of January, in the year 1855, all that piece of LAND situate in the City of Nelson, in the said; colony, containing orie acre, more or less, bounded on the north, by Washington-, road, on the,east by land granted to Daniel Dixon, and od the south and -west by land granted to John Burns, was granted to James Watkins, Samuel Ironside, John Aldred, William Hough, Adam Jackson,. Johnßiley, and Richard Wallis, and the survivor of them and, the heirs, and assigns: of<.s.uch survivor* in trust to permit,the said^LandandallBuildings thereon erected or to be erected to be for ever.appropriated to the use of the Schoolmaster for the time being attached to the school belonging to the people called Methodists, in the connexion established by the late Reverend John Wesley. Now notice is hereby given that at the next meeting of the General Assembly for the said Colony of New Zealand, a petition will be; presented on behalf of such of the said Trustees as are qualified, for leave to' introduce .a special Bill-to empower the said Trustees to sell and dispose of the. said piece of Land, with all the Buildings thereon, and to provide for the investment of the proceeds of sale in the' purchase of other Land in the said City of Nelson,; and the erection ■ thereon.. -of: a Minister's duelling house and. school house,.to be vested L inTi'iistees for the use of the said people called Methodists, in the connexion aforesaid, in'the said City =of Nelson. ■;•■; > ■• ■ ■■ ■•"■■,■'.■' ■■ :-'" " „ Dated this Eighteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord 1860. . .' ; DONALD SINCLAIR, 570 Solicitor for the said Trustees. A LL POULTRY 'TRESPASSING"on -*^~ my ground will be destroyed by Poison. ■, E.LLOYD, Bridge^street.• iNelson, June 18. ." ■. • "'• ■—■ -■'- '687; TTNTIRE HORSE.—To be Let for 12 -"' months, the well-known Entire B'ilA reic Draught. For terms, <fee, apply to Mi. HUDDLESTON, .Tra-falgar-street. . • . 16th June, 1860. . , . ■ GH2 itfELSON DANCPG,;ACADEMy.-r '^ MRi D. CHITTENDEN.begs to inform hia friends, parents, *rid the public generally, that he_ has opened his Dancing Classes; at his new rboms^Toi-Toi Valley.-- ";; >■■■ ■■■ ■■ -■■-; .^ : ■ ;:<:.:' ■ ■ ] EVERY TUESDAY AND, FRIDAY EVENING, and trusts, by strict attention to Mb duties and the selectneea of ;his pupils,' to merit a share of the public patronage.. - ..■;, ■ . ■■ . -■ v^': :• ■'■■'''■' D. C. begs, also to state that he will give private lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen of any agein all the newest dances of the day,- and which can be obtained at allhours of the day by those wishing privacy, and; expedition. ■ Juvenile class every Tuesday and Friday, from 3 to 5. Adults, 7. ■:'.. ; i. . ; . ■ ■ Private, Lessons,as:per arrangement. , _ Private Families and Schools punctually attended to, with Music included. •■ ■ • j Terms known on application; Fees paid'in «uU vance. ■ .- .■■■ ; ; .'...• .•- -. ~? , WA NT E D .—-Wine or Old Tom BOTTLES. Highest cash price given, Apply to JAMES BENTLEY, 650, Bridge-street, Nelson. T^TANTED, Two or Three Journeyman W BEOEMAKERS. "WANTEI); by a young man, a situation »i* as;CLERE. He hss a slight knowledge of the DRAPERY TRADE, and would make himself useful. ' Address, W. S., Colony Office. . 686 rVO BE LET.—A four-roomed HOUSE. lj A Stovean the Kitchen, which-is fitted with a good Dresser and Shelves. The upstair rooms lofty. Apply to W. WATERS, Bridge-street. t „ 678 (CAUTION.— All persons found trespasVV sing upon section No. 9, opposite the Kaituna, working upon the river frpntage/or cutting timber on i the seetibn,' will be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of; the law—the police having strict ord'erto enforoa- the .lame.-; ;■_,■/.:■. ,■ '■-, /;.;>■■■■ 'r.--:~~ -< ' . 83Q THAKE NOTICE, r—All long-standing ■-*-■" ACCOUNTS must be paid to the undersigned on or before July Ist, without further application. H. J. GOODMAN, 6 25 " Bridge-street. flpgsregnraEZßgagL-ffi.Hni tnwi ■■« ■" —*"i■■ W JENKINS, UNDERTAKER, • V • Hardy-street, Nelson. 368 WBU.SH,; TURNER, •; Nile-street, Waimea-road. 665 1 *'"''