EX "WONGA WONGA," On Sale by the Undersigned, 3 KEGS FLOOR BRADS : 52 Bags Sugar 2 Cases Bottled Fruit Blue Serge Coats Sydney Mould Candle 9 Candle Wick Looking Glasses Currants, Raisins Citron and Lemon Peel Brown and Bleached Ginger Sorby's Sheep Shears Families supplied (in doz.) with Superior Port and Sherry Wine Bottled Ale and Porter. J. J. KELLY. Carlyle Street, Nov. 19, 1859. POLICEMAN WANTED For the District of Waipukurau. A PPLICATIONS for the situation -will be reJ\. ceived by the Undersigned till the 4th of December next. It will be needless for any but men of perfectly sober habits, good character, activity and intelligence to offer themselves. ' The pay is 4s. 6d. per day, with lodging, firewood, and candles. The policeman must mount himself, but an allowance of £3 per month is made to him for horse hire. H. R.« RUSSELL, Chairman of Waipukurau Bench. Court House, Waipukurau, November 11, 1859. STRAY CATTLE. HOMEWOOU. NOTICE is hereby given that on and after the Ist; December next, all Stray Cattle allowed to remain on the above run, will be charged at the rate of one shilling per head per week. All parties removing Cattle from this run after the above date, will be proceeded against under the Impounding Ordinance. JAMES LAWRENCE, Overseer for H. S. Tiffen. ROYAL HOTEL. MR. MUNN has returned per Steamer "White Swan," and has imported and arranged for a constant supply of Dixon's well known and highly aerated LEMONADE and SODAWATER. Also, SYRUP of all descriptions, as he does not like to encourage the drinking of ardent Spirits during the Summer Months. Napier, Nov. 18, 1859. FOR SALE, 5 COWS, with calves, broken in to bail. To be seen at the residence of Thomas Eowry Esq., Okawa. Apply to Stuart, Kinross, & Co. Napier, Nov. 14, 1859. WAIPUKURAU RACES. rpHE SUBSCRIBERS to the above races are J_ requested to meet at Lloyd's Hotel on Ekidat the 2nd December next, to take into consideration various matters connected with the approaching race meeting. Waipukurau, Nov. 11, 1859. THE Undersigned having commenced a partnership business from this date, is desirous of closing all previous business transactions, and requests that all parties indebted to him will settle their respective accounts at their earliest possible convenience ; and also that all claims against him will be sent in for adjustment. J. A. SMITH. Napier, Nov. 5, 1859. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. PTHHE Undersigned has received a large assortX ment of pretty books suitable for Christmas Presents for young People and Children. Also a great variety of New Novels. . .••' J.J.KELLY. Carlyle Street, , Nov. 18, 1859. MR. W. F. JONES, PIANO FORTE TURNER AND REGULATOR, (From Wellington,) BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Napier and the surrounding Districts, that he intends paying them a visit fora few days, and trusts that those persons who require their PIANOS TUNED, will kindly let him know early. Orders to be left at the office of this paper. ■ FOR SALE, >- , rPHE fast little Cutter "NAPI," 18 -<,dk~7j^ J_ tons register, coppered and copojri|y|lsV per fastened. -vSffiOTH"' "^ or P^j. 011 ! 818 an< * terms apply on r.ntoMmmja Board. * N. B. — This Vessel is particularly adapted to the place, being of light) draught. Will sail on Tuesday if not previously disposed of.
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 113, 19 November 1859, Page 2
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