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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 379, 11 June 1861, Page 2

"^r^olon^ogl «^T Steam »„*•* iilliiiip •■'. ■ The Company's Steamers will leave as follows :— THE LORD WOHSLEY, A. Kennedy, JL commander, for WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, and OTAGO (calling at I'ICTON should suflicienl inducement offer), THIS DAY, at S p.m. -. THE AIREDALE, R. Johnson, com--1- mar.der, for NEW PLYMOUTH and MANUKAU, TO-MORROW, at 0 p.m. TUB LORD ASHLEY, E. Wheeler, ■*- commander, for SYDNEY DIRECT, carrying the homeward nail, TO-MOMIOW, at 10 p.m. For particulars, apply at the Company's Office, Government Wharf. G^3 Aericuitural Stoelt and arisingl Implements MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. JLyJL j iavc involved in-ihU'jlions from Mr. Thomas Hooper, 1o sell by auction, at his residence, Richmond, on WIiDN'CSDA V, the 12i.ii June, at One o'clock precisely the followiiitr well bred rik! useful FARMING IMPLEMENTS aikl STOCK— 1 heavy d might Geliling, " Sweep " 1 diito ditto' Mare "Gipsy," in foal to Clyde Champion 1 two-year-^ld heavy Gelding") out of above Maio, 1 yearling Gelding * J by Captain 2 Splendid Jlileli Cows, newly calved G head Caiilc, Cows, Heifers, and Calves 12 Pian, 1 Prize Boar 1 Eiimoiii's 2 wheel Plough 1 pel. lrofi Han-ows 1 Hovse Ualcc, 1 Holler Winnowing Machine, Horse Cart, Cart Harness. Pioujih ftrid Tiv.ce Harness, Boiler. Cooler, and Mash Tub., and sundries. Terms: Approved Acceptances over £20 Purchases. Kelson, May 31. 6Gi SSeacbvillc. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS AND CO. J-V'.iL ], avt . been instructed to sell by auction, at their Waichouse. iVaii-laar^iivet, on THURSDAY, the :i.°,!h in;-i.'M:r, at'J'wo o'clock, and immediately afcer the. Sul'.- of Lund already advertised lor that day, in. Jin.-.>ell-strei't and Stanley Crescent, tix very c-liyib!.' BUILDING ALLOTMENTS_ at lk.vc!i\iik', adjoining Fountain square, being mnn; ci'td re,-;>eelivo!y 12, 13, 11, 10, 25, and 27, on -Sic planof Hie Estate. For paitieukv.-; and plan, apply to Mr J. Lewtiivr.UTi;, at hi.-. Ofiiee. next, door to the Wakatu Hotel. X. l>._Tho valuable Fruit Trees now growing on the Sections will become the property of the purchasers. Term? liberal, at sale. Kel.cn Ist June, 1801. G65 'M ESSRS. IT. EDWARDS AND CO. -LV.JL j iavc j, con ij IK tnictcd to .sell b.y auction, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, on THUUSDAY, the Ksth J;;i,;>, nf Two ox-kek precisely— ALLOTMENTS of LAND in Russell-street and, on it'-tanley-eropcent (as per plan, to be exhibited a 1 the office of the Auctioneers). Also, QUARTER ACRE, with a frontage of 33 font on the Haven-roail, adjoining the residence of Jons P'Eiv, r>n. Terms at r-.ilc. Nelson, May 28. GSO To t&c ecsgregaiiou of G&risfc Church. A CLASS lor the rRACTICE of -■--^ CM ANTS, HYMN'S, &c.. asset in "Mercer's Church I'sßiter and Jlynmnl " (about to be introduced into the Olnuehe; of this Dicc^e), will commence on FHJDAY. June 3 1, at 7 p.m., in Christ Church, under the direction of Mr. YValcot. Terms: 2s. Cd. per Quarter.. Am* desirous of joining this class, may apply to the BISHOP, Mr. TUIITON, or Mr. R. B. WALCOT. 674 ThJOXICR^AU PIGEONS found trespassing ---^ on cay premises after (his dale will be destroyed. JAMES HAEVORD, . r Waimea East. JuncG, ISC.I. GB9 Waafjaseka' Gold rields. . • AJOTTOK is hereby given that.LEGAL PRO- -^ C':.!!'-[)'!1n(:S will be taken against any person1 or perf-oii.i f«■ -liicl PIG-HUNTING on the Wangapeka ' Plain after LiiJs date. As Sheep have been worried, all Dogs found off the chain will be destroy eel. ARTHUR OLIVER. Juno 8. C9l "i~~arz jyapoka 33ig'gings. PARTIES taking provisions and stoivs to these digging.-) are informed that HORSES knd Draught BULLOCKS can be turacd-out on the Wangapeka Plain at Half-a-Crown a week, for which sum they will be looked after, and prevented, as much as possible, from straying. C. ORCHARD, Man ager. * June S. CO? npb the ELECTORS^ftIjTsUBURfiSbf •1- KELSON. Gextlemen —Observing- by the Colonist, of to-day that Mr. Wemyss has announced his resignation, as your representative in the General Assembly, and having been asked by a considerable number of the constituency to allow myi-eU'to be put in nomination fit the last election for the Suburban districts, I at that time deferred acceding to their wishes, believing that Mr. Wemyss would more ably perform that duty ; but ob circumstances have occurred which have necessitated his resignation, I at once oiler myself as a candidate fqiTyour approval. From-the length of time I have had a scat in the Provincial Council, also a member ot the Assembly in 1856", my political views must be pretty well known to most of you; consequently I shall content myself with i very briefly alluding to a few questions affecting our j present political position. The native war question and the peace terms offered Ly the Government arc, "so far as information has yet readied us," so undefined, that I am unable at present to offer an opinion ; but should I 'Have the honour of being a member of -tho .Assembly,- I shall Bupport no Government whose, measures fall. short ofentire submission by the natives to British law and au~ thority. ~ ... . ■ . . In Provincial matters I should support every measure which will give effect to the principles of-local self-government, believing that purely local affairs arc better managed by local supervision'; and I cannot butthinl? that this principle has been departed, from in the retention of our gold-fields under general Jcofitrol nnd management. This sublect 1 liave brought before tho Provincial Council at present in session, ■with a view to getting the msnagcincnt-of this branch of industry into our own hands, and will, if.returned,. make it my endeavour to induce the General C!ovevninent to give,effect to the same, >»;:'■■ "-<.. ■-■ : The mining interests of. the province aj'o, in .my-, opinion our best inheritance, and no .interest more affects the prosperity of the Suburban districts.;than this one ; consequently, we ought to. be -very jealous, in parting with its management;. . • ,'.''■' "'-.'.,. I have only further £o add that, should the electors'. entrust me with their fi'uifrages.l' ehall 'do ihy'bcsfc' faithfully to discharge the duties as, 'their'repi^erjtative. ' '' ■' ■ "'•'•' •"■ '■■'■■'' '":' '■ v . Your obfedient servant. . . ~. ... .-..,,. The Wood. Nelson^ ~'. ■..,-.,;'.. v ~,.. ..,..-.. ~,,. May 38. ' ' ''"' '. "•'•-"•':"" ■ '"'V ..'.- '/■■ . (54G, ';■■■'-■ '"■' .:"• ' N6TICE. ' ■'''. , *••;'""" /'''"'. ..-.' ~ Adjutan-t's Office; .:■ ■ .;. '■' . .Nelson, June 6, 1.86,1. .- (COMPLAINTS having' been m.AdVof 'the " y 1 destruction of live and'-'othei'fencejraii the Practice ground, Maitai-vailey,-notice is hereby given, tna't' all persons practising on. the/samej afteivthis date; ijot v' being members of a "Volunj;eer Company will "be. liable to bo indicted'for'trespass.- ''' "• ■ : r J. LOCKIiT, 695 . Capteia and Adjutant Nelson MlKtia.