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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 433, 17 December 1861, Page 2

Kelson Harmonic Society. TPHE NEXT PRIVATE CONCERT -^ will take place at the Provincial Hall, on MONDAY evening, the 23rd instant, when " THE MESSIAH" will be performed. ■. Each member and subscriber will be entitled .to two tickets of admission for friends, and to a proportion of a limited number of extra tickets, each of which will be charged one shilling. Applications for Tickets under Rule 19 must be made at Mr. Stanton's, on Thursday, the 19th instant, and all not then applied for will be disposed of as extra tickets, for which no applications will be received after One o'clock on 21st instant. The tickets will be issued at Mr. Scanton's, on Friday, the 20th instant, from Two to Five o'clock. Books of the words may be had at Mr. Stanton's, on and after Thursday next; and at the door on the e\ening of the Concert. By order, THOMAS CONNELL, Secretary. Nelson, December 13. 569 WANTED, a YOUNG MAN as Junior Clerk. . ■ 574 D. MOORE. FOE. SALE, that very substantial and newly-arranged DWELLING HOUSE, situated at the junction of Washington and Victory Valleys, in the City of Nelson, known as Bow Cottage, together with the well laid out Garden and Paddock, containing about 1$ acre more or less, the property of J. G. Gordon, Esq. For particulars and terms (which are most liberal) apply to NASH AND SCAIPB. Nelson, 12th March, 1861. $$2 FOR SALE, that valuable property' in Manuka-street, known as the COLLEGE PREMISES, at present in the occupation of the Principal, consisting of a large Dwelling-house, and a Building lately used as the school-voom. For particulars, apply to MR. BRAITHWAITE, Secretary to the College Governors. Nelson, December 12. <•' 668 Notice. ALL FOWLS TRESPASSING in my Garden, after this date, will be DESTROYED. JOHN BARTON, 572 . Wellington-street. NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE, Nile-street East, OPPOSITE THE SCOTCH CHURCH. EDAM ANT begs to inform the inhab- • itants of the surrounding neighborhood that the above store is NOW OPEN with a numerous and varied assortment of GENERAL . GOODS, FINE TEAS, COFFEES, &c, &c, and hopes by strict attention to business and constant supply of the best goods at lowest prices to merit a share of publio patronage. Nelson, 6th December, 1861. 528 To the Electors of the City of Nelson. GENTLEMEN.— I again beg to tender my services to you as one of your representatives in the Provincial Council, about to be elected. The interest I have always taken in shipping and other matters connected with your city, leads me to hope that I may still be useful to you, the more especially as there is every prospect of the trade of this port being considerably augmented by the exportation of chrome, in addition to the other mineral products of the province. It is not my intention to make a personal canvass of the constituency, but if I am required to attend a public meeting with a view of ascertaining my opinion on any subject of local importanco likely to bo brought before the Council, I shall be most happy to do so, upon getting due notice of the same. With gratitude for the confidence you have hitherto reposed in me, I have the honor to be, , . Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, JAMES MACKAY. Diumduan, December 3,1861. £16 To the Electors of the Province of Nelson. GENTLEMEN.— His Excellency the Governor having issued the Writ, under which you will shortly be called on to exercise th 6 right of electing a Superintendent for your province, I now hold office only till you have again made your choice. Having been twice elected to this important position, you are able to judge of the manner in which I have fulfilled the duties that have devolved upon me ; and should you consider that I have faithfully and judiciously exercised the trust placed in me, I shall be most happy to receive a renewal of that confidence which you have hitherto reposed in me, and for which 1 shall ever entertain the most grateful feelings. I remain, Gentlemen, Your greatly obliged servant, J. P. BOBINSON. Nelson, 1 lth November, 1861. 398 BIRTH. Hackworth.—On the lith instant, Mrs. Hackworth, of a son. Our shipping and other local matter is unavoidably postponed.