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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 350, 1 March 1861, Page 2

Befo %)ktSmxsis. FURNISHING. FURNISHING. 'THE Undersigned beg to call the atten--1- tion of PARTIES FURNISHING to their superior and extensive STOCK, now landing ex Dona Anita, consisting of ' Mappin's Ivory and other Table Cutlery „ Electro-plated Forks and Spoons „ ~ Candlesticks, Tea Pots and Cruet Stands Bronze and Berlin black iron Fenders Steel Fire Irons in great variety Saucepans, Boilers, Tea Kettles and Fountains Tea and Bread Trays, Waiters, Snuffers and Trays Metal and Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots Candlesticks of every description Enamelled and other Bowls, Bellows and Cork- i screws j Slop Pails, Cullenders, Coal-scoops and Scrapers Gravy Strainers, Lanterns, Beer Cocks Metal Soup Tureens and Dish Covers Curtain Bands, Graters, American Axes Frying Pans, Grid-irons, and Flat-irons Plate Looking-glasses in great variety American and Register Stoves „ Tubs and Buckets Single and Double Iron Bedsteads and Cots Brushware of every description Clothes' Baskets, Dinner Bells, and Door Mats Matting, Carpeting. Hassocks and Hearthrugs Oil Cloth for passages and rooms Paperhangings in great variety Cane and Wood Seated Chairs in variety Rocking do., also Children's Mahogany Loo, Card, and other Tables „ Hair-stuffed Chairs „ Wardrobes and Fancy Tables Also Glass and Earthenware of every description. fgfT Observe— ,AT JOHN SYMONS AND CO.'S 278 EX'AIREDALE AND LORD WORSLEY. JUST OPENED and ready for inspection, a large and well selected stock of FIRST-CLASS NEW GOODS, consisting of I Gold and Silver Watches ! Clocks and Time Pieces in great variety ■ Gold, Jet, Hair, and Fancy Bracelets. I Rings, Brooches, Miniature, and other Lockets, | &c, &c. Also a beautiful assortment of Velvet and Russian Leather Reticules and Visiting Companions, suitable for presents ' Porte-Monnaies, &c, Silver Spoons, Electro-pjated do., and Forks Concave Spectacles for near sights in Brazilian Pebbles and Glass Convex Spectacles to suit all sights An excellent Piano Forte cheap. HENR~DRBW, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, TRAFALGAR-STREET. 276 COATES, WATCH AND CLOCK • MAKER AND JEWELLER, Trafalgar-street begs to inform his numerous friends and the public, that he has returned from England with a very COMPETENT ASSISTANT and a COMPLETE STOCK of MATERIALS, and is now enabled to execute the most complicated work in the best style. G. C. has also bought a most choice assortment of CLOCKS, WATCHES. MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, JEWELLERY, &c, which he can recommend as being the most elegant, yet inexpensive, ever imported, as every article has been selected by himself, and many of them made from Nelson gold. The Stock will be on view in a few days, when he trusts to see all his old customers back again G. C. begs to thank his customers for past favours, and to assure them that nothing will be wanting to merit the same. Nelson, February 27. 2G6 WANTED, A SERVANT; apply to Mrs. SHARP, Trafalgar-street South. 268 WANTED on a Station a steady MAN * ' used to sheep and cattle. Apply to 0, at Colonist office. 258 SUBURBAN NORTH DISTRICT ROADS. T^OTICE is hereby given that, in accord- ■^ ance with the provisions of the " Country Roads Act, 1856, a RATE of ONE PENNY in the pound has been made upon the assessed value of the PROPERTY within the said district for the repair of the Trunk Roads; and the following persons are thereby liable to the payment of the sums set forth below* against their names, and are required to pay the same to Mr. Alexander Wbagg, Collector for the Board. For the convenience of the inhabitants, the Collector will attend at the Thackwood School-house on MONDAY, March 25, 1861; and on the day following, at Clifton Terrace School-house, between the hours of Ten, a.m., and Four, p.m. £ s. d. Anderson, Robert . 1 13 4 Aldridge, Henry . 0 8 4 Brown John . .218 Brown, William . 0 4 2 Barnett, Henry . 0 3 4 Barnett, William . 2 18 Bungate, Joseph . 016 8 Blanchett, Thomas . 1' 5 o BlancheW, George . 0 4 2 Batchelor, Thomas C. 2 18 Burnett, James . 1 13 4 Boseley, Newman . 012 6 Buxton, Edmund . 1 13 4 Collins, A. S. . 4 15,10 Camper, S. . 0 8 4 Close, S. . .218 Collins, William . 0 5 0 Carvill, T. . . 04 2 Cummins, George . 1 010 Curtis, Brothers . 2 18 4 Darby, William . 0 6 3 Dixou, Daniel . 0 5 0 Dyson, William . 2 18 Dodson, Thomas . 4 3 4 Edwards, George . 016 8 Edwards, Henry . 0 8 4 Emmett, John" .084 Endacott, John . 2 10 0 Frost, Dennis .218 Frost, D., junior , 0 8 4 Fuller, John . 2 18 Flowers, Henry . 0 8 4 Flowers, John . 0 8 4 Foster, Matthew . 15 0 Fell, James .15 0 Gill, Benjamin . 0 16 8 Gill, Henry .084 Gill, William .434 Harvey, Isaac . 013 4 Humphrey, John . 3 710 Hollis, J. . . 0 4 2 Hawes, Robert George 0 2 1 Hibberd, Isaac . 2 18 Kidd, James . 0 8 4 Kinsett, George . 15 0. Lyford, L. . . 016 8 Mackay, James , 9 11 8 Martin, Henry . 0 8 4 Manssen, G. . .15 0 Nicholas, George . 0 8 4 Page, William . 1 13 4 Powell, Elizabeth . 15 0 Pierson, I. M. . 6 5 0 Pollock, Robert . 2 18 Rayner, William . 0 14 7 Richardson, Dr. . 2 18 Ross, Kenneth . 016 8 Renwick, Dr. Thomas 2 18 . Shumacher, Frederick 012 6 Small, William . 0 12 6 Selmes, James .239 ■'" ■■■ ■'■ '■■■ Slater, — . . 012 6 Thompson, George . 0 4 2 '■■■'•;•• Williams,' Henry . 113 4 - Westley, William . 012 6 Wilkins, Thomas . 016 8 Waterhouse, John . 2 18 Wastney, William . 5 4 2 'Wastney, John .084 Wastney and Doughty 4 3 4 Wells, William . 5 0 0 Wragg,-Alexander . 1 5 0 Wilson, Dr. J. F. . 15 0 Wake, Bernard . 0 8 4 ROBERT POLLOCK, Chairman. February 16,1861,