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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 355, 19 March 1861, Page 2

T7OR COLLINGWOOD.—The SUPPLY " will leave for the above THIS EVENING at 6 o'clock; also on TUESDAY NEXT, the 26th instant, leaving Collingwood on Friday, the 29th instant. Apply to J. WaLIvER, master, or to J. SYMONS AND CO., 357 Bridge-street. THIS EVENING. MAVAL ARTILLERY VOLUN- -^ TEERS.—A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of the above Company wiL take place at the London Tavern, Haven-road, THIS EVEN ING, March 19, 1861, at which every member is requested to attend. By order, E. TUCKEK, 351 Sec, pro tern. THE ANNUAL CONCERT in aid of, ± the WIDOWS' and ORPHANS' SOCIETY FUND in connexion with the Odd Fellows' Hali, on FEIDAY, April sth. Further particulars will appear in a future advertisement. 362 "T)UN MOUNTAIN RAILWAY.— ■*~* TENDERS are requested foi punching 250 feet of IRON RAILS, viz., punching 14 notches in each rail with a punching machine, and delivering the finished rail in the yard ready for loading. Samples ot the rails as punched can be seen in the yard of the Company, on the Port Road. Five or more men would be necessary for the work. T. R. HACKET, Secretary. Nelson, 18th March, 1861. 360 NELSON DIOCESAN SYNOD. THE ELECTION of FOUR SYNODS- -"■ WEN to represent the Parish of Nelson at the Synod will take place at the School-room, Selwyn-place, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd April, at Eight o'clock in the Evening. Any member of the Church of England, being a male of fu>l as>e, is qualified to1 vote on signing a declaration of membership. All lay communicants of the Diocese are qualified to serve as Synodsmen. A. J. KICHMOND, Convener of the Parish of Nelson. Nelson, 18th March, 1861. 354 tJuTgHLVVATER MILL will be •I-* SIOI'PED for a fortnight, commencing on SIONImY Bt-xt, March 25, far the . urpose of ENLvKUING the WAI'EU POWER, preparatory to the erectiiiii of additional machinery, in consequence of which the puMic aie particularly requested not to send any wheat to he ground at that Mill for the next three weeks, or until after Monday, April 8. 35 ALFRED SAUNDERS. E" X DONA ANITA, and on sale by the Undersigned, a boautiful assortment of Ladies' brass and rvory-houud leather Work Bags do. do do. do. Velvet do. A few Gentlemen's good Writing Desks <)ak, Black Thorn, and Molly Walking-sticks Wrapping paper—all sorts Ledgers and Day Books—a good assortment Drawing paper, moist Water Colors Parchment. Tracing paper, and Calico Beautiful Family Bibles Any quantity of toys &c, &c, &c. H. D. JACKSON, 361 Bookseller and Stationer. STOPPAGE.—The BRIDGE near Mr. J. Smith's on the road from Richmond to Stoke bein-> about to he RE.WOVKD, passiige over the same will be STOPPED on THURSDAY and FRIDAY next, the 21 t and 22nd instant. A temporary road will be provided below the bridge for LI GET vehicles. T. J. THOMPSON, 348 Secretary Waimea Road Board. AMERICAN STOVES. AMERICAN STOVES. JUST RECEIVED ex LALLAH ROOKH— 10 Golden State Cooking Stoves, No. 7 and 8. 5 Highland Chief, No. 9 G Parlor Stoves, consisting of Coral, Cricket, Fairy, Magic, and Model Parlor Also on hand— 3 Snow Birds, Nos. 6 and 7 4 «ioneer, No. C. 6 Peerless, No. 5 and 6 12 well assorted Register Stoves, various patterns. The undersigned beg to call the attention of purchasers to the above splendid stock of Stoves, being of the best description ever yet imported. 252 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. TO SPORTSMEN. HALL AND SONS sporting and rifle GUNPOWDER, SHOT, CAPS, and WADDING. Moretcn and Latigley's superior London made single, and double barrel SHOT-GUNS, and RIFLES. On sale at the stores of, 322 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. 6 CASES IRON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS, now landing ex Dona Anita —consisting of Tent, Canopy, Half Tester, French, and Stump Bedsteads, also Children's Cots of various sizes and superior kinds. 251 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. FURNISHING. FURNISHING. HPHE Undersigned beg to call the atten- -*- tinn of PARTIES FUKNISHING to their superior and extensive STOCK, now landing ox Dona Anita, consisting of •Mappin's Ivory and other Table Cutlery ~ Electro-plated Forks and Spoons „ ~ Candlesticks, Tea Pofs and Cruet Stands Bronze and Berlin black iron Fenders Steel Fire lions in great variety S-tucepnns, Boilers, '1 ea Kettles and Fountains Tea and Bread Truys, Waiters, Snuffers and Trnvs Metal and Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots Candlesticks of every description Enamelled and other Bowls. Bellows and Corkscrews Slop Tails, Cullenders. Coal-scoops and Scrapers Gravy Strainers. Lanterns, Beer Cocks v iletal Soup Tureens and Msh Covers Curtain Hands, Graters, American Axes Frying Puna, Grid-iions, and Flat-irons Plate Looking-y;la.snes in great variety American and Register Stoves „ Tubs and Buckets •Single and Double lion Bedsteads and Cots Bi ushware of every description Clothes Baskets, Dinner Bells, and Door Mats Slatting, Carpeting. Hassocks and Hearthrugs Oil Cloth foi passages a.:d rooms PaperhangiiigH 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. §^- Observe— AT JOHN SYMONS AND CO.'S 278 Sokntmeni ftoitos. jpROWK GRANTS in favor of the undermentioned persons are now READY FOR ISSUE at this office. R. Blaymires j G. Mcßao W. Bensen A. Mowatt Cross and Mowatt C. Thorp T. Harrington J. Tiulino J. Jackson J, Poor. Keene and others ALFRED DOMETT, Receiver of Laud Revenue. Land Office, Nelson, March 15, 1851. 352