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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5288, 3 August 1888, Page 1

TARADALE RIVER BOARD. riIENDERS will be received not later than X 6 p.m. on MONDAY, the Gth August, for the Collection of River Rates for the year ending 31st March, 1880. Amount of Rates, £180. Tenderer to state a lump sum to collect tho whole. Particulars can be seen at Mr Thos. Joffares's store, Taradale. Tenders must bo addressed to me, marked "Tender for Unto Collecting." ISAAC JEFFARES, Chairman. 20th July, 188 S.

County Council Office, Napier, July 26th, ISSB. NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Hawke's Bay County Council will bo held on MONDAY, th*e 17th day of September, 18SS, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Old Provincial Council Chamber, Napier, to confirm the Special Order passed on tho 16th day of July, 188S, altering the boundaries of tho Fettino and Piikctapu Road Boards and Pctane and Fuketapu Ridingrs as described below, and such. Special Order shall take effect from and after tho confirming , of the same. Description of Proposed Alterations of bouxtiaeies of the puketatu and Pktane Road Distkicts, and Petane and puketajpu rldinqs. Commencing at the junction of the Waipuna stream and tho Mangaone river, thence following up the Afringaono river to the southern boundary of section 105, thence by the sonthern and western boundary of section 105 to the south-east corner of section 102, thence by the eastern, northern, and western boundaries of section 102 to the north-east corner of section 101, thence by tho western boundary of section 101 to the north-eastern cornor of section 132, thence by tho northern boundary of sections 132 and 127 a, to the north-cast corner of block 116, thence by the northern boundary of block 11G to tho eastern boundary of block 96, thence by the eastern and northern boundaries of block 96 to the south-east corner of block 95, thenco by tho north-eastern boundary of block !!y to the south-east corner of block 122, thence by the eastern boundary of block 122 to the southern boundary of block lOti (educational reserve), thence by tho southern and eastern boundaries of block 106 to the Mohaka river, thence by tho Mohaka river to its junction with the Ripia river, thenco by the Ripia river to its junction with tho etroam, thence by the said stream to the western boundary of tho Pakututu block, thence by the northern and western boundaries of tho said Fakututu block to the Mohaka river, thence down tho Mohaka river to tho present boundary, as the same are fthown on a map deposited n tho office of the Htiwko's Bay County Council. J. BENNETT, Chainnnn H.B. County Council.

HAWKE'S BAY COUNTY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER. TVfOTICE is hereby given that at a special _1A meeting of the Hawked Bay County Council held on MONDAY, the ISth day of June, 1888, a Special Order making the following By-law was piussed. The Special Order niid proposed By-law aro set out hereunder, and copies of the same, are deposited in the office of the Council at the Council Chambers, Napier, and are open to inspection by the public during oflico hours. A special meeting of tho Council to confirm the said Special Order and proposed By-law will be held on MONDAY, August 20th, 1888. G. T. FANNIN, County Clerk. Napier, June 25th, ISBS. HAWKE'S BAY COUNTY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER. T> ESOLVED that tho following be ByXX law No. 7:— By-law No. 7. "No vehicle of any kind whatever, the weight of which, together with the load or material thereon, shall exceed five tons, shall be allowed to cross any bridge within tho County of Hawke's Bay and under the control of tho Council of tho said County. Any poison committing a breach of this By-law shall be liable for each offence to a penalty not exceeding five pounds." BOROUGH OF NAPIER. NOTICE is hereby given that in consequence of tho damagu dono to Beachroad by the Into storm, that portion between Emerson-shwt and Town Section No. 553 is closed for Traffic until further Notice. By Order. M. N. BOWER, Town Clork. .—„ I A C&IID. I ALFRED HERMAN, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, Has Vacancies for a few more Pupils. Thirteen Years with Best Australian Masters [a card.] T BON FIELD AKERS, PROFESSOR of MUSIC and SINGING, SILU£ESJ'KAUK-ROAD (Mrs W. H. Duncan's la to residence). MRSJ. DICKSON, MIDWIFE. First-clasH certificate, St. John's Maternity Home, Diploma from tho Obstetrical Society London. Patients taken in. Omahu Road, Hastings. I A CAED-1 MRS WALTER DUNCAN ie prepared to give lesscins in Music and Singing; also, Miss Noill will give lessons on the Violin, at their residence, Avenue-road, Hastings Term i for single lessons or quarter on application.

WAX FLO WEES AND FANCY WORK. MISS. L. RENOUF, late pupil of Mrs Black's, and holder of !jW-olass Certificate for Wux and Taper Flowers, albo Fancy Work, is prepared to take Pupils for tho above. Address: Dickons-street. p EO. WALKER, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, N a i> 1 c n . TT L. DONNELLY The Wiixows, Patakdiu.. STOCK, STATION, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT & VALUATOR. 11. L. DONNELLY has Money to Lend on Firsfc-ciaia S'jcurity. A M . BOWER Latk Joe Weixs, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND LIVERY STABLES, T.ENNYBON-ETKKET, NaI'IEE. Horses carefully sin+i promptly shod. ROBERT LAMB, M.R.1.8.A. ARCHITECT, Tennyson-stbkkt. MOSGIEL TWEEDS MOSGIEL HOSIERY AND YARNS MOSGIEL FLANNELS AND BLANKETS MOSGIEL RUGS AND PLAIDS AhviivH receive tho HIGHEST AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE THE MOSGIEL WOOLLENS ARE TOitciu from PURE WOOLS alone, and without nay shoddy mixture, by cumputeiit lisuuLs and the beat obtainttble muuliinury. Tho Public are requested uot to accept Imitations, but to insist upon getting the genuine Mosjjiel articles. The Trade supplied through all the Wholesale W'iiroliousumen, or ttt the Comp;tuy's Wiirolioiwr, High-street, T)uncdin, and by Messrs Davidaoti, Irvine and Co., and Neal and Close, Nupier,