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messrsTnTedwards and go. . , lv^ from thfe Executor Dt the Will of the late .Mr. David Jeffors, to sell by mI?l™-nVv £ ilT h ooUae' Trafalgar-street, on THURSDAY, the 13th September,' at One o'clock precisely, and in convenient lots to suit purchasers— All that very desirable and excellent ACRE,' ■ - No. 842, nt the corner of Halifax and ,Grafton-streets, and directly opposite the Bishop's residence. The terms will be very liberal. And further particulars and plans of the sub-division of the acre may be seen at the office of the Auctioneers, on application. Nelson, 28th August, 1860. 943 ifltenmenf .fjtoim *\z '/'"-^education rate. Provincial Secretary's Office, Nelson, August 31st, 1860. - PURSUANT to the provisions of the ■*• " Education Amendment Act, 1858," his Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified, that the ANNUAL RATE imposed by the said Act upon all Householders residing within Educational Districts, will be LEVIED on THURSDAY, the Ist day of November next; and that the same will he received at the following places, between the hours of Ten, ».m., and Pour, p.m., viz.:—„ • ... ■ Court House, Nelson, by the Sergeant-Major of Police; School-house, Clifton-terrace, Suburban North, by Mr, Alexander Wragg ; School-house, Stoke, by Mr. E. Austin; School-house, Waime» East, by Mr. W. Stanton; ; School-house, Waimea West, by Mr Geo..Walker; ; School-house, Spring Grove, by Mr. Thomas Andrews; ' ". ' \ . . I , School-house, Wak'efield, by Mr. R. Burbush; School-house, Upper Moutere, by Mr.' Daniel I Talbotp > - School-house, Lower Moiltere, byMri W. Guy; School-house, Motueka, by Mr W. Andrews; ' School-house, Riwaka, by Mr".-C" Pattie; : Schoolrhouae, Motupipi, by Mr. J. Baird; House of Mr. G. Taylor, Takaka by Mr G .Taylor; ' ";. . \ /; " . ! Police Station, Collingwood, by Mr. Robt. Strange; : :The aforesaid Act requires that." every householdor in each educational district shall pay, annually, twenty Bhillings, and a further sum of five shillings" for every : child of such householder between the ages of five and. fourteen years: Provided always^ that no person shall be liable tb pay for more than four children, nor for any child residing more than three miles from any i school established unuer this Act; nor for any child • attending any school not established under this Act, in respect of whom such person shall produce to the Collector a certificate, signed by the teacher of such school, showing that such child has attended during the three months previous to the levying of the rate. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 957 ■ Chief Clerk. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Depot, Kelson, , 3rd September, 1860. ' NOTICE is hereby given that I am now prepared to compare, adjust, and stamp Weights and Measures, under the provisions of the " Weights and Measnres Ordnance," at the office of the Board of Works, Nelson. All persons having'in their posses«ion any false or deficient balance, or any unstamped or unmarked weight or measure after the first day of Oatober next, will be liable to a penalty of ten pounds. HENRY OLOUSTON, 962 ■ Inspector. Harbor Office, ' Nelson,' August 27,1860. MOTICE to MASTERS and AGENTS •*~~ ~of VESSELS.—In consequence of the irregularity of applications for the Pilot at this Port, I hereby give notice, that NO VESSELS will be TAKEN OUT unless the clause, No. 13, of the Harbor Regulations, be complied with. JAMES S. CROSS, 945 Harbor Master and Pilot. 'TO LET.—The TRAFALGAR HOTEL, -*- Nelson. This Hotel has the best accomodation for Gentlemen and Private Families; has excellent Stabling; the Furniture, &c, &c, to be taken at a valuation. For particulars, apply to the proprietor, Mr. JOHN LUCK, at the Hotel. Nelson, 27th July, 1850. 854 TPO LET,—A SHOP adjoining the Ma- -*- rine Hotel. Apply to Mr. WATERS, Bridge-street, or to A. AMOS. _879 [a card.] PRIVATE BOARD or BOARD and RESIDENCE for GENTLEMEN, at Mrs. NALDER'S, Hardy-street. 948 OARD and LODGING with every comfort provided for a few single Gentlemen at the undersigned. Terms moderate. M. H. SMART, Next to Mr. Oxley's Photographic Gailery, Bridge-street. 951 TAKE NOTICE. ly/TECHANICS will find comfortable ITJ- BOARD and LODGING may be had in a private house in the centre of the Town at 235. per week Apply At the office of the Colonist. 964 PELO RUS H 0 T..8 L, ■*- (Half-way between Nelson and Blenheim.) D. B. MACKENZIE, Peoprietor. The Public are respectfully informed that the above Hotel is now opened, and that every attention will be given to the comfort of visitors. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the best description. Good Paddock and Stabling. _ Boats in readiness on the shortest notice, for parties who may wish to view the magnificent bays in the Pelorus Sound. D. B. M. is well acquainted with the Pelorus district, and will be glad to give information to intending Purchasers of Land. ' 835 NELSON MILLINERY AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. ; Next door to the Bank, Trafalgar-street. MRS. R. B. WALCOT respectfully announces to the Ladies of Nelson that she has RE-OPENED the above premises with a small, but well-selected assortment of WINTER BONNETS, DRESSES, MANTLES, and the usual requisites for Ladies' and Children's wear. She hopes by strict attention to orders and economical prices to receive « share of public patronage. Those ladies who hay« kindly accorded their favors during past years to her mother, Mrs, H. Green, will find every icare and attention bestowed to secure a continuance of th« lame. ", ' ■ . ■ ■■■ •: ■; ••'• .' ' \ ■/'■■. Mrs. H. GREEN embracesthe present opportunity of sincerely thanking her friends for their kind support during the past nine years, and most especially through a period of protracted personal suffering and unusually painful events. She solicits a continuation of their favors for her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Walcot, and pledges herself to assist in the execution of all orden, 10 fai- as her health will permit. Trafilgar-street, Nelson, May 12, 1860. - - M* —j» ■ ■ - , MOTIOE.—AII PERSONS found TRES- -^ PASSING or CUTTING TIMBER after thi* notice, on any of the Sections of Land in the District of the Aorere, lately in the occupation, and known as the property of Mr. Riohabd Pitman Outeidoe, will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the- law.By Order of the Mortgagees, SAMUEL KIKQDON, 969 Solicitor^-..