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Jagfc CTEAM TO TARANAKL— O The steamer RAPID, G. Levien, Illgijlllmaster, will sail for TARANAKI, oil Wednesday, TO-MORROW, Ist November, wind and weather permitting. For freight or passage, apply to , 3 LEVIEN AND CO. All accounts against the abore vessel must be sent in by noon, on Wednesday. 1276 FORTHE WAIRAU and PICTON^ The regular trader CITY OF NELSON, Hooper, master, will sail for the above ports on FRIDAY next, November 2. For freight or passage, apply to 1273 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. NELSON INSTITUTE. A LECTURE in connection with the ■**" above Institute will be given in the Freemason's Hall, on FRIDAY evening next, November 2, by W. T. Doyne, Esq. Subject—" SANITARY LAWS, considered in relation to Town Communities." The chair will be taken at Eight o'clock, p.m., precisely. Admission, to defray expenses, 6d. each. By order of the Committee, JOHN PERCY, Hon. Sec. Nelson, October 26. 1254 GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. r FENDERS are requested and will be re- -*- ceived by the undersigned, for the ERECTION in Nelson, of* GIBLS' and INFANTS' SCHOOL. Plans and .specifications to be seen at the Office, new Government Buildings. Tenders to be sent in by THURSDAY, the Bth of November. 1260 MAXWELL BURY. TENDERS accepted by the WAIMEA ROAD BOARD, October 16. D. Clark, Footbridge, Wakefield . . aJ4I 10 James Wadsworth, Forming and Gravelling new road, Maddox Bush, per chain 2 9 1263 TENDERS are invited, and will be re- -*- ceived for the CONSTRUCTION of a STONE FOUNDATION, till the Ist of November, by JAMBS ROBERTSON, Builder. Nelson, 25th October, 1860. 1246 ]VOTICE.--On and after the 10th of ■*-* November next, the ASSIGNEES in trust of the AFFAIRS of JAMES TORING WRIGHT will be prepared to PAY a first and final DIVIDEND to such of his CREDITORS as shall satisfactorily shew their claims. Nelson, 29th October. 1860. 1277 CATTLE FAIR. HPHE RICHMOND CATTLE FAIR J will be HELD on the ground belonging to the Association at Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of November. All descriptions of Stock admitted free except to the Pens. All Stock exhibited for sale are expected to be on the ground by 10 o'clock, a.m. W. HARKNESS, Honorary Secretary. Richmond, October 25,1860. 1245 MOTUEKA. THE INHABITANTS of MOTUEKA -^- and neighborhood are respectfully informed that Mr. OXLEY will (d.v.) open his PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY in Momeka, on TUESDAY, the 6th November. Portraits, Views of Residences, &c,, sent free to any part of England, Ireland or Scotland. 1265 LAND FOR SALE AT MOTUEKA. T^OR SALE—TEN ACRES of FREE- -*- HOLD LAND, within three-quarters of a mile from the Motueka Hotel. - For further particulars, appply to B. CONN ELL, 1269 Motueka. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. SHIPPED, and shortly to arrive, a spendid ASSORTMENT of the above GOODS, and everything connected with the trade, which will be sold at prices hitherto unknown in the colonies. As the above have i.ll been selected under the personal inspection of Mr. G. Coates, intending purchasers may depend upon every article being of the latest fashion, as well as having the largest stock in the colony to choose from. G. COATES, Trafalgar-street. Nelson, October 26,1860. 1262 TO BE DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE x CONTRACT—an OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY and GENERAL STORE—centrally situated, with Stock, Fixtures, and every appliance for carrying on the same. For terms and particulars, apply to Mr. D. Moore, Nash and Scaife, or J. Levien and Co. All claims upon the estate of J. A. Langford to be sent forthwith to any of the above Trustees. 1274 "OOR SALE, SECTION 6, in the Town -L of PICTON, being one of the best sections in that important and rising place ; has wharf frontages ; and as there are only seven allotments having water privileges, the others being cut off from the water by the public road, this is an opportunity which may not occur again for years. Apply to B. O. HODGSON, Trafalgar-street; or to Wm. AEERSTEN, opposite the New Wharf, Nelson. 1258 PICTON. TO BE SOLD, at a very low price, TWO of the most eligible SECTIONS for residential purposes in the rising capital of Marlborough. Apply to H. B. HUDDLESTON, Trafalgar-street. 1270 EX PftINCE ALFRED. T IGHT SPRING CART FOR SALE, •" CHEAP.—To be seen at the Albion Wharf. : JOHN BEIT. October 26. 1268 FIRST CLASS CHAMPAGNE.—On SALE, to arrive per THE BRIDE, 25 pases Pints and Quarts, direct from the Vineyard Proprietor, Mons. P. Meilleb, Chalons sur Marne. JOHN BEIT. Nelson, October 26. 1267 T^E undersigned are buyers of BACON. JOHN SYMONS AND CO. 1272 JWATE and COMMISSION AGENT. Houses, Land, Stock, and Produce bought and cold. Information given of all properties to be let or sold, and a Registry kept for entry, or inspection, of particulars, terms, &c, free of charge. Loans negotiated in small sums only, by the week or month, upon collateral security, and strict confidence observed. Furniture and other goods received for sale on consignment. W. F. MAIBEN. f^- SCALE OF CHARGES. Five per cent, commission on all sales or purchases, equally divided between the owner and purchaser. Sub-letting houses or other landed property, one guinea. Collecting rents, five per cent, per annum. Documents copied: also letters translated, or written in French, German, Spanish, or English, by agreement. N.B.—American Agency Office. . ! Trafalgar-square, Nelson, October 23. 1238 '