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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 280, 26 June 1860, Page 1

—— ~— i ——■ , -A-- ,-.—ur_.ii.c~i ) ■')' ;- • ■ EX PRINCE ALFRED FROM SYDNEY. MESSRS.-N. EDWARDS AND CO. -LTJ? will sell by public auction, in tho Stockyard-, at the rear of the Marine Hotel, on THURSDAY next, the 28th* instant, and. without reserve-^— t X--10 superior MARES and" GELDINGS, broken in to Saddle and Harness. . Without reserve. Terms cash. Nelson, 21st June*-1860* ; ;-'■;-■ 705 kyJX-^IME ALFRED FROM SYDNEY. ]\fESSRSr~N.--EDWARDS AND CO. a^ifl Sell';under peremptory instractiohs'from the Importer, Mr. MacDeraotti on SATDBDAY, the 30th instant (immediaiely after the sale to take place at Freeth's stables), ahd commencing about Two o'clock, in the paddock, in. Hardy-street, opposite the Miner's* Arms—the usual place— j, \ .r < xy, 21 head of. HORSES—consisting of wiperipr bred heavy Mares,'and Geldings,' .Gig, Harness, and Saddle Horses, all thoroughly broken in, and altogether an excellent lot. 4 sets Cart Harness 1 set Gig Harness 5 superior Saddles 1 Gig, new, with patent axles 1 Dog Cart. Terttw-Gaah on delivery, kelson, 21st June, 1860.- 7oe JIfESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. XT-*- have received instructions from the proprietor, Mr. Henry Sait (*ho is about to remove from the district), 1» sell by Motion, without reserve, on TUESDAY, fche 26th instant, on the aremisefl at Stoke— • B rsuperior'Miich Cows : in £alf " ' , 1 veiytin&\ltell-bred'!kli;£ , , 1 20, head mixed Stock, c&kistmg of Uowij, Steers. Heifers, and Calvei"; 0 0 . , ';l j ,5 very excellent' Cart atfd'PloUgliMajes . , 7;Pigs^- :• ""..., And Sundries , ' „' ! ' , - Terms—Three months' approved acccptaqcejs. June 12. -• - _ . 672 " , SALE OF HORSES AND I>OG CARTS. Tl/TESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. J-"x ' have received instructions to sell by auction, at the'stables of Mr. Isaac Freeth, Haidy-street, on SATURDAY, the 30th instant, at One o'clock, precisely, the tollowing valuable HORSE STOCK, the propeity of the Honorable Mrs. Dillon, yiz. :— Lot 1. A chesnut Mare (out of the old Comet mare^by the Barber), seven years old, with a foaf at her foot by " Augaaan," and stinted to *' Augeean." - Lot' 2.' A two-year-old Filly, out of the old Comet mare, by Captain. .... • ...... -YXLoiw- ; "Yx'o: •■■*'**■'- r';-:' i -■■• AyearlingColt/butofthe'cheihufcrnareCLofcl), by Augwan.': ---- : '■;■-.. ' - ';;' -'" '" And at the same ti'me<-~- '-0-X " 3 handsome new Dog Carts, from the Manufactory of Thompson, of Stirling, with cushions' and lamps complete. Terms at Bale, r - ; . Nelson, 15th June, 1860. ' ' ' _ 683 Provincial Secretary's Office, yZ-Z-Z • ' Nelson, 18th June, vIB6O. f MO ELIGIBLE TENDERS having been ', X 1 received for the ERECTION of a BRIDGE over the Slate River, afc Washbourno's Hat, Aorere, Tenders are again invited, and will b3 reoeived at this office until FRIDAY, the 13th July. ; ;.- , A ! Plans of Specification? .may be cs^sn at ithis. office, , and t also on application to-the Inspector of Roads, Collingwood. ... y,i,-Y''^^i-moY,soim^i.- ---\. ■' ■■- :' .;■;.„,.. Atßi&p^oMErav yy ,-.-. ;5689.. '■ , ... '000 ~ .Provincial-Secretary* iPHE COURT for the^VlSlOiWtlw ■*■ ELECTORAL ROLL and Listof Claimants to Vote for the Town of Nelson, is hereby ADJOURNED to MONDAY, 2nd July next; * - ■::--'V[W. T. L TRACES, Revising Officer. ; Nelson, June 19th, 1860. 695 Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, 7th June, 1860. "O*IS Honor the Superintendent, inaccor* ', *t*. dance with the provisions of the " Education j Act, 1856," directs it to be notified, that he has appointed FRIDAY, the 29th day of June, instant, at * ! Twelve o'clock, noon, for the ELECTION ofJLOCAL : COMMITTEES, and that the Elections for the several districts will be held at the following pla,cep, viz.:— .:.'.'"■" For the District of the City of Nelson at the Court House, Nelson, ' For the Distriot of Suburban North, at the Schoolhouse, Thackwood. [ For the District of Suburban South, at the School* ■ house, Stoke. For the District of Waimea East, at the. Schoolhouse, Richmond. For the Districts of Waimea South, at the Schoolhouse, Spring Grove, and the School-house, Wakefield. For the District of Waimea West, at the.Schoolhouse, Waimea West. i. . For the District of the Moutere, at the Schoolhouse, Lower Moutere. For the District of Motueka, at the School-house, Motueka. For the District of Riwaka, at the School-house, Riwaka. For the District of Motupipi, at the School-house, Motupipi. . For the District of CoUingwood,' at the Schoolhouse, Collingwood. ALFRED DOMETT, - 647 Provincial Secretary. j. ' ' 111 'l ' l|.'-|"j' I "»—M—-»»■ rFHE ANNUAL MEETING of'lira ■*- RATEPAYERS of the WAIMEA DISTRICTS will beheld at the Institution, Richmond, on MONDAY, July 2nd, at Twelve o'clock, noon, to ELECT TWO MEMBERS for the Waimea Road Board, to supply the vacancies which will then occur by the retirement of Messrs. Kelling ahd Marsden, whose period of office will then expire. '-'■; In the event of a poil being demanded; the polling will take place on WEDNESDAY, July 4, from, One to Five o'clock, at'.the-followingplaces within the district:-~ Institution' . ■& <• ■> yjHichmondk NewSchoolhouse ..yXO 00Y Stoke. ~,.,...-:. Byorder of the Board, ;:;-"X'AO-" t. J. THOMPSON^ 676 "' ' Secretary. ]SJOTICE.r^PUBLiO CONVEYINCK - V • every Monday, Tuesday, Fridayj and Saturday t from WAIMEA EAST,.starting at' 9 a.m«, from Mr. Kite's, and at half-past 3 p.m. from Nelson. PARCELS DELIVERED. R. WALLIS. Richmond, June 9th, 1860. I. 0. 0. F. M. U. THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY of A the LOYAL GOOD INTENTION LODGE, will be held on THURSDAY, sth July-next, -at the Riwaka Ikn, Host Dodson. Friends of the Order are respectfully invited to attend. Dinner on the Table at Five o'clock. Tickets, 4s< each, to be bad at the bar. Riwaka, 18th June, 1860. 696 . i .■ .. DIVINE SERVICE in connection with the BAPTIST DENOMINATION will be con. ducted by the Rev. W. HLvßrn, from Auckland, every Lord's Day, until further notice,ln tlie FREEMASONS'HALL, Trafalgar-street; in-the morning at Eleven, and in the Evening at half-past Six. o'clock MOTICE. — The ROYAL MAIL mil -^ leave WAKEFIELD eveiy .Wsb.nesdax and Satubday, at Half-past Seven, a.m., and thejSOLLY BUSH eveiy Thursdat, at Nine, a.m., if the river permits. ■> , , - N.B.—All orders, executed on commiMjoD, Fuwli delivered, &c, &&, hy T. ANDREWS, M 8 lUQtafelfitQra