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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 325, 30 November 1860, Page 1

' Sate lru|uc&ii. SALE OF BUILDINGS, TO BE REMOVED. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. x. -^ have been desired by Messrs. Morrison, Sclanders, and Co., to sell by auction, without reserve, at their -Warehouse, Tiafol^ar-strcet, at Twelve o'clock preciaelv, on SATURD * V next :— AH that HOUSE and SHOP in Bridge-street, lately occupied by Mr. Alexander Aitken (adjoining Mr. Sharlabd's store), the same to.be taken off the ground within twenty-one days from the date of sale. Terms cash. Nelson, November'2o,lß6o3 ) :175 ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT OF WAIRAU WEST, MARLBOROUGH, FOR SALE. PEREMPTORILY TO BE SOLD in •* public auction, by Messrs. Nathaniel Edwards and Co., at their Warehouse in Trafalgar-street, Nolson, on SATURDAY, the Bth of December next, at Two o'clock precisely (unless the same shall have been previously disposed of in private contract, of which due notice in the Colonist shall be given)— Either the half or whole of that ESTATE, comprising an allotment "of 150 acres, more or less, of excellent land; considerable part of which is broken up, fenced in and under crop; being section numbered 74 on the plan of the said district, bounded by sections numbered respectively 73, 75, and 82, and a public road; with the Dwelling-house, ■; Outbuildings, Stockyard* and Garden there- . on. Sometime ago occupied by Mr. William- 3 Allinson^and now by James Gifford, as; • tenant thereof. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Sblhbs. of Sub-: urban! North, Nelson (the owner); Mr.TDALY, of ; Wairau; Mr. Hodgson, of Nelson, Land Agent; Mr. j Allinsos, of Pelorus; Mr. StroKg, of -Haven-road,- ---| Nelson; the Auctioneers; or, i': »• \x MR. stamper; ■ :■•■■■■■.. o ii c itor. ; Nelson,27thNovember,3lß6o. ,' 3 1409 , ,7.: NOTICE OF TENDERS.. 'TENDERS in' duplicate will be received -*- at this Office.tUntil noon oh the Bth of December next, from parties willing to contract to perform the undermentioned SERVICES for Twelve Months, from3lst January, 1861, or for such longer period as the PostmasterrGeneral for New Zealand may deem ! necessary:— ..-, To CONVEY MAILS, to and from Richmond and 7 the Post Office, Nelson, on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and on such other days as the Postmaster-General may direct. To CONVEY MAILS to and from Waimea-west, ' Spring Grove, and Wakefield, on Wednesdays and t ; Saturdays (unless prevented by floods in the river). J The MAILS TO ARRIVE at the Post Office, Nelj son, by Eleven o'clock,; a;tn.:, and to be taken from - ! thence at Two, p.m. 7 ;7i 3 . The Postmaster-General reserves to himself the power, in case of non-fulfilment of Contract, to'forward the mails at the expense of the Contractor. : Security will be required for the due performance of the services, and the lowest tender (if approved) will be accepted. j X ; By order of the Postmaster-General, B. WALMSLFY, !■•.'• Chief Postmaster of the District. Post Office, Nelson, November 14,1860. ,| 1361 TO THE ELECTORS OP THE CITY OF NELSON. Gentlemen—l have the honor, to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the representation of the/ City of Nelson in the next Parliament. . Almost all subjects of general importance likely to occupy the attention of the General .Assembly at its ensuing session have been mooted during that just concluded, and you are consequently in possession of my.opinions thereupon. With respect to the most serious subject of all, the war in which the Government found itself necessitated to engage with the rebellious natives of Taranaki, I may remark, that, however desirous I may bo-to see it concluded, I cannot think it right that any peace should be established except such an one as might reasonably be expected to be permanent; and that it is essential to such permanence, that the natives should be convinced of the power of the British Government to enforce obe* dience to the law.; ! If lam fortunate enough to agree in opinion with you oh this and other points, I shall be happy to servo as your representative. If, however, you prefer to elect some one else, I can assure you sincerely it will not efface the recollection of the very complimentary manner in which you originally conferred that honor upon me. I have, &c., ALFRED DOMETT. Nelson, November 16. 1364 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. Gentlemen,—The Governor having dissolved tho General Assembly, I have the honor to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the representation of the City of Nelson in the new Parliament. From a consideration of the part which I have for some years taken in the public affairs of New Zealand, you will be better enabled to judge of mv probable political conduct for the future, than from any professions which I. might now make, and. consequently, whether ypu would wish to renew the trust you have hitherto conferred upon me. • Whatever may be your decision on the present occasion, I shall always remember with pleasure the intimate connection which has so long subsisted between the people of Nelson and myself, and with gratitude the circumstance that on many important occasions they have honored me with their confidence. It is a cause of great regret to me that, owing to the unavoidable pressure of public business, I am unable to visit Nelson before the coming election, and , am thus precluded from the personal: interviews with the Electors which it would have afforded me so much pleasure to hold. • I remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, E. W. STAFFORD. Auckland, November 7, 18G0, 1352 T<o THE ELECTORS OF COLLINGWOOD. _By an Act of the late General Assembly, the district extending from the West Coast to the Watershed of the Takaka Valley has been constituted an Electoral District. .' I beg to announce my. intention of soliciting your votes at the ensuing, elections. A district so essentially mineral requires a representative conversant with your wants and habits. Forty years passed in the pursuit of mines and minerals, justifies my pleaof a knowledge of the subject. The present position of political matters in New Zealand requires the grave consideration of matured judgment;'it behoves you, therefore, to: look well to whom you return as your representative in.the new Assembly. The only profession I will make, is that I will serve you faithfully, and will never become a place-hunter. W. LONG WREY. Nelson, November 28. 1410 HTHE MARKET 70^L^RYv^t^e -1- o'clock, every SATURDAY, at the VICTORIA HOTEL (adjoining the Market-place). 1386 D. FULTON. J^ELSON BOARDING HOUSE. J. G. GRASSER, ' HARDY-STREET. In opening the abovoi J. G.r G. begs to intimate that, in addition to the usual advantages obtainable at similar establishments, he has added the novel feature of a GENERAL COFFEE ROOM, where Coffee, Tea, &c„ may be obtained daily. An ordinary at One o'clock every day. Comfortable Board aiid Lodging for single gentlemen. .3- :,;-:■ .3. 17----I 7-----N.B.—J..G.G. begs to call the attention of country visitors to the above, which will be conducted upon » strictly moderate charges, •12Stc%