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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 359, 2 April 1861, Page 4

RENDERS are requested by TUESDAY, •*- April 2nd, for works on the following roads :— Trunk road, A ppleby '..,'. Do. between JUr. O'LoughlinV and Waimea East Hotel. Forty Line, Maddox bush. River Terrace School to Mount Heslington. Specifications may be seen after MONDAY, 26th, at the Travellers' Rest Inn, Messrs. Hoddei*s store, Wakefield inn, and Hollybush. Tenders, of which the lowest will not necessarily be accepted, to be left with the members of tho Board or the undersigned. T. J. THOMPSON, 377 ' Secretary. NELSON DIOCESAN SYNOD. THE ELECTION of FOUR SYNODS- -*- MEN to represent the Parish of-Nelson at the Synod will take place at tho School-room, belwyn-place, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd April, at Eight o'clock in the Evening. I Any member of the Church of England, being a male of full a«e is qualified to vote on signing a declaration of membership. ' All lay communicants of the Diocese are qualified to serve asSynodsmen. ' *■'; | A. J. raCHMOND, Convener of the Parish of Nelson. Nelson, 18th. March, 1861. '■ 354 BISHOP'S SCHOOL, Nelson.—The AUTUMN QUARTER will COMMENCE April 3. • . Quarterages to be paid in advance. Arrangements have been made for admitting a limited number of additional pupils. Terms, £1 10a. per quarter. Book money, £1 on entrance. , ■ WANTED, for the above School, a SECOND PUPIL TEACHER, to whom will be given a free education and an annual bonus of £10:—Age, from fourteen to sixteen. 373 MOTUEKA DISTRICT ROADS. MOTICE is hereby given that in accor- ■^ * dance 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 property within the said district for the repairs of the Trunk> Roads; the following persons are.thereby.liable to the payment of the sums set forth below against their names; and are required to PAY the'saiueto Mr, John Boxes (at hi-, residence), collector for the board. £ 8. d. Atkins, Thomas .. .. 6 0 5 Allen, Benjamin .. .. 1 2 G Alley, Charles .. .. 0 6 3 Auty, William ... .. 4010 Austin, Thomas .. .. 0 12 6 Andrews, William .. 0 8 4 Bradley, James .. .. 15 0 Boyes, John .. .. 0 J5 0 Bagshaw, John Charles .. 15 0 Boyee, William .. .. 0 12 6 Bryant,— . ... ' .. 0 4 2 Coppius, William.. .. 0 10 10 Chant, William ... .. 0 5 10 Curtis, Herbert Evelyn .. 116 10 Crighton, James., ,', 19 2 Chapman, James. '. .. 0 8 4 Conuel, Basil .. ..084 Chamberlain, John ~ 2 10 0 Catm, John .. .. 0 4 2 Campbell, William .. 012 6 Cook, James .. . ~042 Clarkson; Thomas .. 0 4 2 Chamberlain William .. 04 2 Campbell, Alexander Le Grand 2 1 8 Cook, Samuel .. v 0 8 4 Cowan, Joseph .... 0 4 2 Cottrell, Dry .. .. 1 0 10 Deck, James George .. 2 10 0 Deblois, James-, ... .. 0 12 6 Drummond, James ■ .. 0 4 2 Douglas?, Williaoi .. 0 16 8 Eggintpn, Stephen ~ 15 0 Eggjnton, William .. 15 0 Eggintori, John, sen.. .. .042 Eyres,"—' ~. ~ 01G ,8 Ftancois, John .. .. 0 10 0 Franklin, Alexander .. 0 4 2 Fearon, Edward .. .. 6 5 0 Funnel, Waltir .. .. 15 0 Greenwood, John Danforth. 911 8 Green, Charles .. .. 0 8 4 Gillett, John .. •.. 017 1 Giblin, William „ .. 3 2 6 Greaves, Abel ... .. 012 6 Gascoyne, Charles Manners 4 11 8 Grooby, Frank .. .. 0 12 6 Grooliv, George ..... .;.. 012 6 Goodman, Tlipinas .. 0 4 2. Grooby, Thomas.. .. 0 12 6 Gladstone and Co. .i 0 8 4 Griffin, William .. .-.- 04 2 Guy, Walter .. .. 19 7 Howard, Thomas Charles ~ 6 13 4 Haines, Isaac . ''. . .. 16 8 Homahn, John Frederick . v l 0 12 6 Horneman, Frederick .. 0 8 4 Harding, George.. .. 15 0 llaines, Major (liepresenta-) . _ _ tives of the late) . j l s v Inwood. Henry .. ~ 0 4 2 In wood, William.. .. 0 4 2* Jelico, Frank .. .. 2 5 2 Jones, William, sen .. 1 13 4 Jones, William, jun. ~ 0 8 4 Little, William Francis ... 0 12 6 Lunn, James .. .. 0 8 4 . Lunn Charles .. ~ 0 5 0 Lunn, Henry '...;. .-. 0 10 0 Limmer, Charles.. .. 1 5 o Liuiiuer, Stephen ~< 016 8 Lovell, Benjamin, sen. .. 0 ltt 8 Lovcil, Benjamin, jun. .. 0 6 3 Locke, Thomas .. .. 0 16 8 Lloyd, Robert John ~ 0 12 6 Litchfield, John Frederick... nl6 8 ' Marshall, Benjamin .. o 12 6 Martin, A.*- .. ;. 0 4.' 2 Moiley, Georg-e .. .. 0 14 2 M 'Lean, Archibald ~ 0-2 6 Mason, May Edward .. o 2y;6 ;rf Macdonald, James ... 0 16 8 Nason, Henry .. ..'.' 0 8 4 Noden, Jolin" .. ... 1,19. .2.. ..: Nice, William .'. ~ 0 8 4 Meal, John .. .. 15 0 Parker, Charles .. . .. 015 0 Parker, Joseph .. ~ 0 1(I 8 Painter, Sai-ah' :,.*/ .. 0 '5 10 Farkes/Benjamin .. 1 9 2 Parkimoii, Edward ' ..0 8 4. Poole, Thomas .. ... 15 0 : Penny, Samuel ~ .. 0 5 10 Pocouk,, Charles .. .. 1 13 4 Parker, Frederick.. .. 0 4 2 Rose, Frederick,.. .. 0 8 4 Rose, James .. .. 1 010 Remnant, George? -. - ; v' .... 0 5 0 Robinson, James.. ■•';'.«. 0.9; 2 Swainson .. ".. - 0 16 8 Staplesi, John, sen., .. 10 11> 8 Staples, John, jun., .. 1 13 4 bUrnea, George aud Stephen 012 6 SheiiffiL', F. .V .. 16 0 Simpson, John ~ .. 0 510 Sherman, William ~ 0 6 3 Sutcliffe, Richard.., .. 1 17 6 Smith, William, sen. ~. 0 5 0 Smith, William, jun. .. 0 12 6 Spier, Robert, Greeves.l Charles,and il'Laine,John/ x J & Salisbury, John .. .. 0 12 6 Talbot, Daniel .. ... 0 4 2 Taylor, Richard .. .. 15 0 Taylor, William ... .. 0 12 6 . Tarrant und Guy.. ~ 016 8 Thorp, Charles .. ..868 Vyvyun, Thomas Henry ~ 3 2 6 W ilkie, James ~ .. \ 010 Wilkie ? William .. ~ I 5 o Wise, Charles .. ..- 016 8 Wilson, Joseph FoorJ, sen... 012 6 Wilson, Joseph Foord, jnn.. 0 8 4 Warren, — .. .. 0 8 4 Waide, G 0 16 8 Wright, Wiliiam Urabane ~ 5^4 Wildmau, William ~ 012 6 Weld, Frederick Aloysius .. 08 4 Worthington, —.. .. 016 8 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Ch»irm*n. Motueka, 19th March, 1861. $H