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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 342, 29 January 1861, Page 1

.-.'•: -. ' '■NELSON'INSTITUIEi. : ; * ; A LECTURE will be delivered by JlJliKfS^A^STvfeq. at the FREEMASON'S .ll&ijsiffi WEDNESDAY, the£3oth Jnstirit.; " ' 'Subject-iThe,,-PHYSIGAL 'GEO'GRiAP&Y and G'EO'L'O-GY' 6'f the; iPrpyirico of^tsON, especially of the-West Coast Jjisirict. " > '■ .',' * <wiU''be' illustrated by several, JVlaps "and Sketches; ." , '-; ".;."'"'" ;; ;;Tl3e:proqeeds will;be:;devoted to the completion of the New institute.Builjiing. ; cf ■ v ( '.Tlie>il6^r^AnlV.<^p^^^f-paßt'';'^ o'cloclc' and the LectiireUviircpmirnßnc^ at Eight precisely. ; " ■Admt'ssiori^-Orie'Sliifniii^.' 'Reserved Seats, half-a--crown: ''•■' ''■-'■'' .. ',■-. ■ -~.. :.' ; s _ .__;. ■'■'"' By order of the Committee,' ■ ' : '.:?' JNO. PBRC'iy # -^ 115 , .Secretary.'-:- ---■■'.■-■ ■-'- BEACHVILLE. > | ■'"■' '• ji- LLOTMENq^:o;jF;;IM:NI> $ BE ACH^; Xltjiiij. are riow'ope'n for Selection according to' ■Priority'of-appiick'tion, at the uniform pric^ 'Of; j^3 per. sectidn r having-each ONE CHAIN of ffftONTA'OE , T0 ...jl MAIN JJOAD. ...■■.: Jt'Tdeposit of "£5 "per allotment" to be "paid .at thfe; time of selecti^rii aud ( 'ss. per week or £1 pir.'itionth.'" -to ;be paid as instalments until the' whole o^ the pur-'j chuse money ishall have been paid;.* when a cbhVey-^ ance of the property will,,be,made,at the '.epst { and charge of tlie purcliaser, ; " " f ;ln case of in9talmeuts remaining unpaid for six consecutive months, all right;.to any section to be for-•feited-utth&6pti6nofthoseiler; "' > • ; . p The seUer to give a receipt for deposits' and.:all monies-paid -an account, whichrreeeipt' shall entitle the holder to.claimr.a Slegal,, coriveyance.iM the'allotment so foon as the full amount.,of rjE33..^hatl' have beehipaidup. ' * :> T.■■ *'.'"^".'.'s : . ..„... " Possession maybe taken imriiMiatal^ after jpayihent" of the deposit,. : -■..■ ■..:,-• .»;■ N '^i' i «. A plan; of. the property .to be seen atthe WakatuHotel, where further particulars may be "asceijtainedj ;i ■ These allotments are nOwfaffered [lit consequence of ; the BaUpt.alreadyvadvertised having been h?i£hfdrii,wn, at the.suggestion and desire of intending piirchaflers. Aii eai'ly application is desired, as it will secure to the applicant' a selection from the best or largest:al-( ■lotments. "'• ' -.-■ ',;' •■.■ .-1., ■■■■~;••■•■, ;'_ ','..'. V.,'! ■,-.; .■-! LEWTHWAITE. Nelson, December 22, 1860. ! 1541 ; NOW QR NEVER. T ADIES AND. GjEN&EMEN desirous ;-V of being PHOTOGRAPHED, ;by.. Mr. jOXLEY must visit hitn quickly', as Tiis portrait-Gallery will : CfiOSE oii the 29th instant.' ' ;; ;: j Address—Bridge-street,.seven doors from' Colling■ wood street. ■ ..'.-.. .■. '.'■ .:. . ; ':y^[-'-: N.B.—Wet or cloudy weather no impediment. 100 ■ ■•/:■■• ■■■■ ':: ■:•-■•••■■"■• ■<"■■■■■ ■ PUBLIC CONVEYANCE every IMONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and F?lDAY,i;from WAIMEA-EAST, starting at Nine,'a.m., froni Mr,. Kite's Store, arid at half-past Threes p.m.,;,from Nelson. , •■.■■.. ■]■;■ "■ ■. Parcels Delivered; ,; ■ 3 r; wallis. Richmond, January 1, 1861. * ; 26 MOTICE.—AII FOWLS trefpassing in -*■' my garden, in Collingwood-street after this notice, will be destroyed.■;.■■ ■. - :■:•■ ' :<,: r ;■■' '-• ■■■" -'■= ' . •■■■■ ;; j.-o^ djjnne.:']-. J. G. Denne informs his friends that false lvports have been rumored concerning himself and] family. He begs his friends will give it a due consideration before they credit it. i .i i.^v.- ;d \ .-■■-■ ; 123XT^SON ;;COLLESE,-r^he /^IRST +•* QOaBTER. will commence on "MONDAY, tiie 4th February., ~ ~. .. ..-:. "■;' -. i : . j ''■' )'" 7 The Secretary will attend on the Friday, afternobri "follbwißg to register new pupils, arid receive the school fees. . '' ..; "' ■; ",■:"'- '.".'',■ | ■""'■'■ ■'■■- "■■'" ,By border oftheCouncil 6f Qdyefnors, i ■ " '"" f:.'<':'.:-"1 ■'"'" :'''.';;Ai;^ ; 'j|^KHns, :-:'X- ',"'■' ■'■'"■' Secretary. January 19th, 1861. ; j 110 1 OST, from Motueka, about two iaonths fr4- t ago, tk D^RKBAY MARE ? w"hitespotiraright side of wither, an extraordinary large navel, and was expected torfbal^'abpuiEjiJhristmas. , ! Anyperson oringing the' same, or giving such infor. mation as^'wilil lead to the recpveiy of her io, the uin-J "de'rMfjriedwlUbe re'wardedfor their trouble; ' rr < •>.•; ; -i sty, JOHN;EGGINTON,Jnnr.: Motueka, 21st -January, 1&61, ; : ' 119 i •':;' .■.■;'*, l-\ AtTERATION OF ROADS. ;j npHJB undersigned hereby gives notice, i ■■-. . that he intends to APPLY to tw,o or more Jus* . tices of the Peace having jurisdiction within the Province of Nelson, at a sittingto be held on MONDAY, •: the 11th day of March now next, at; the. Court House, < Richmond, for an order for STOPJPING UP the uri-; der-mentionedßoads;| -and further, that he will cause a Suivey P)an of the; roads^ proposed.io> be stopped up, together with ti Book of .Befererice'arid Estimate^ to be "deposited,' on or'before th^ 28tli'day of January next,, with this Clerk to the Magistrates at Richmond, and witlrMiV GEORGE WALKEB, Constable for Waimea : w«st:-":-.-;- •-■;' -;:i-" ■ : '-• ■•:■'.■■■■■'■ •*:;*' -■>-■"[ \ ■,-,■,■ ■,; ■ ii: To stop up- a; certain road in WaimeaVest, com- •'- • -mincing at the north ■' corner of Section 119, and proceeding 66 chains in a south-west direction, - 35 chains west-riorth-west^between'sections 137,. ;' 138, 140, and:sii;*Also/that road, .34^' chains ; •"; long, lying between'sections 5, and 7, commencing ; ..at thejsouth corner of Section 7, and terminating at its western corner. ;' . y JOHN KERR, Farmer, ; Waimea-west, January 9th, 1861. 81 NOTICE OF, ALTERATION. .* ••• '•• ONi andIAyTER NEW" YEAR'S DAY : 1861, theJIOXAL MAIL wiU Ieave;\JVAKEFIELD every, Tuesday, : Thuesdat,. and Sathbday, : a,t Half-past Seven, a,m., if theriyer permits, irriyirig in .Nelson at Eleven * a*.m.,. and leaving ,the. Royal Hotel at Threei o'clock, p.m. . , , = i N.B.—All orders; executed on commission, Farcelg delivered, &c., &c., By ' J. ANDREWS, y Mail Contractor. , t?STATE of JAMES LEGGATT.UThe -M j)I7Ii)ENP on this' Estate wiU be PAID at my office'oh SATURDAY, '2nd February, initead; of to;morrow; when I shall be absent on official business. ■'■.■';'";; v ':''■ ■:I^h:omas;connell,; J.■ - '.",".'.''.'.'".,'. Hardy-street, Nels,ori; Friday, 25th January, 1861. ! TO THE ELECTORS OF COLLINGWdOD, ; By an Act of the late General iAssembly, the district extending from the West; Coast to the' Watershed of the Takaka Valley has been/constituted an Electoral District. : ; ; ■ •• . i •■. I beg to announce my intention of soliciting your yote<9 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 ray plea of a knowledge of the subject. ' , ! The present position of political; matters in New Zealand requires the grave consideration of matured judgment ;■ it behovesybri, therefore; to look well to whom you return as your representative in tliel new; Assembly, 'The only p'pi'essioh'l will/make, is that Iwill; serve you faithtWlyj arid Will never become a 'place-hunter. ! ;;'.'; '";''!- !; ; " x^t^y ■ :■■■■ ; .;■' r;:' i:i *"';■' ■' ■ :u';: ':-[w^iM#;fMT.'' Nelson, November2Bi v '"'■:''' .1410