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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1116, 17 October 1873, Page 3

TENDERS required for Carpenter's and Painter's Work, &c. Specifications to bo seen at Roche's Hotel, Westport; and at M'Enroo's Hotel, Addison's Flat, until Wednesday, the 22nd instant, at 12 o'clock. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MELBOURNE CUP. A NNUAL SWEEP for the MelL- bourne Cup, at the EMPIRE HOTEL (temporary premises), ONE HUNDRED SOVS. 100 Subscribers at £1 each. Ist Horse ... ... £55 2nd Horse ... ... £3O 3rd Horse £ls Ninety nominations. Country residents forwarding subscriptions by Post or otherwise will receive attention. All prizes less 5 per cent for expenses. Sweepstakes on Saturday and Monday Evenings. PROCLAMATION. By his Honor Oswald Curtis, Superintendent of the Province of Nelson, iu the Islands of New Zealand, &c, &c. N accordance with the provisions . of the "Marine Act, ISG7," I, Oswald Curtis, Superintendent of Nelson, hereby make the following Harbor Regulation for the Port of Westport, on the West Coast, and declare that the sains shall come into operation and take effect from and after the date hereof; REGULATION. No driftwood shall be removed without the permission of the Harbor Master from any land of the Crown upon the sea beach, to the eastward of the river Buller between the river Buller and the river Orowaiti.and to the westward of the river Buller between the river Buller and a point on the sea beach formed by the continuation of the boundary line of Section No. 22G, to the sea, and any person removing the same shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. Given uuder my hand, and issued under tho Public Seal of the Province of Nelson, this Sixth day of October, in the year of our Lord, One thousand eight hundred seventy-three. OSWALD CURTIS, Superintendent. Attested— Alfred Greenfield, Provincial Secretary. TELSON EXHIBITON, 1873. OPENING DAT, NOVEMBER 25. The Exhibition will be divided into Seven Departments, and each will be under the supervision of a Sub-Com-mittee appointed by the Committee of Management. The following enumeration of the Classes in each Department is published for the information of intending Exhibitors, and the Public generally : HORTICULTURAL. Class. 1 Annual and Biennial Flowers (growing 2 Other Flowering Plants 3 Groups of Flowers in Stand, Pot, or Vase 4 Fruit 5 Vegetables 6 Gi'ain and Seed 7 Horticultural Devices 8 Bouquets of Cut Flowers 9 Miscellaneous INDUSTRIAL. 1 Will consist of articles manufactured from the precious metals, or connected therewith, as Jewellery, Plated and Gilded Goods, &c. 2 Articles made from Iron, Lead, and other metals 3 Articles made from Stone and Earths of all kinds, including Glassware, Earthenware, Pottery, &c. 4s Articles made from Wood, or Wood and Iron, including Machinery, Carriages, Tools, Basketware, &c. 5 Articles made from Wool, including raw materials, Mats, &c, made from Lambs' skins and woven articles G Articles made from Flax, and other fibres of a kindred nature 7 Articles made from Leather, including Dressed Skins, Parchment, &c. 8 Articles made from Hair, Fur, Feathers, Bone, Horn, or Shell, including Brushware 9 Articles made from Paper, including substances adapted for Papermaking 10 Articles made from Fat, such as Soap, Candles, Tallow, Lard, Animal, Vegetable and Mineral Oils 11 Articles made from the products of Minerals and Metals, such as Paints and Dyes,including Animal and Vegetable Dyes, also Chemical Products 12 Articles made from Sugar and other saccharine matter, such as Confectionery; also, Starch, &<j. 13 Articles such as Wax, Glue, Gums, Resins, Barks