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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 112, 12 November 1859, Page 2

STEAM TO WELLINGTON. x v^^^CLt rp H E fine first Class* Screw. .^ljlll^L "WHITE SWAN,"- , a . i'9B"t'ons, W. Gh CeiSuin, Commander, will Idave' for' Wellington calling < at Castle Point' (weather permitting; "on or about ;the 27th inst. Freight from Wellington will be taken at reduced rates. Free Goods, per ton, 305., Bonded, 355. Landed on the Spit. MALTBY & Co., Agents. Napier, Nov. 11, 1859. Klaer's Cani and Equi Drome. , rpHIS celebrated and praiseworthy Troupe arJ_ rived from Auckland per "White Swan," and will EEJIAIN TOB, ONE WEEK .IN NAPIER, giving; their first representation THIS EVENING/ (Sa- r turday) in their spacious Pavilion. "^ y And on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday of next week. One morning or' MID-DAT performance will take place on SATURDAY the 19th, for persons residing in the Country, to commence at 2 p. k. A change in the Scenes and Acts given at each representation. ; Admission, — 55. ; children \ price. Doors open at i past 7 ; commence at 8. STEAM TO AUCKLAND. ■ first Class Screw: !*^M&mßp' "WHITE SWAN," ' 198 tons, W. Or. Cellum Commander, will be despatched from here for the above port, on or about-' the 16th inst. . ■ „ '. ; J r ~ For Freights &c., apply to ; MALTBY & Co., Agents. [a caeb.] BROWN, HALL, & CO., General Importers, Merchants, and Agents. IN NEW ZEALAND, AT AUCKLAND AND LYTTELTON, AND IN ENGLAND AT LEEDS AND LONDON. TO BE LET, fjnHE ROYAL HOTEL, possession on the Ist -I January. Also, The six-stalled Stable attached to the same. For full particulars apply to ' D. MUNN. Napier, Nov. 11, 1859. NAPIER BUILDING SOCIETY. SUBSCRIBERS are informed that the RULES O will be ready for delivery in-a few days. ■ :: EDWARD LYNDON, <; Manager.- ■'■< Napier, Nov. 11, 1859. DIVINE SERVICE will be conducted in the School-room, next Lord's Day (to-morrow) in the morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at £ past 6, by the Rev. P. Barclay. And at Clive, on Sunday, Nov. 20, (weather permitting) at 4 p. m., in Mr. Fougere's large room.