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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 5, Issue 219, 1 October 1861, Page 1

BANK OP NEW ZEALAND. A PPLICATIONS for Shares in the above xjl Bank, and Deposits of 2a. 6d. per Share, in accordance with the Prospectus, will be received by the Provisional Trustee for Napier, JAMES WATT. Napier, July 18, 1861. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 186 a ■•— o 1 PROVINCE OF HAWKE'S BAY, ', New Zealand. EXECUTIVE COMMISSION. His Honor the Superintendent. Presidents-Mr. J. A. Smith. Mr. A. Kennedy | ' Mr. Joseph Rhodes Mr. H. S. Tiffen. LOCAL AGENTS. ■*r i_. Mr. J.D. Canning. Native Districts— Mr. G. S. Cooper and Mr. S. Locke. Wairoa— Mr. H. M. Hamliu. Pohui— Mr. William Marshall. — o THE COMMISSION appointed by His Excellency the . Orovernor for the purpose of receiving articles (especially those which are likely to become staple articles of export)— the produce and manufacture r>{ the Province of Hawke's Bay, for exposition in the approaching International Exhibition of Agricultural and Industrial pursuits,— respectfully invite the public to assist them in obtaining, samples and specimens of Wool, Plax, Timber, Minerals, Fossils, and productions generally of the Province. Her Majesty's Commissioners have fixed the 31st March as the latest period at which goods can be received in London. It is therefore absolutely necessary that all articles intended for exposition should be forwarded to the Local Commissioners by the 25th October 1861. The Commissioners arc perfectly aware that a new Province like Hawke's Bay— still in its infantile state, and m which the products, except wool, are merely nominal, and the manufacture of articles not yet tried — cannot for some time successfully / compete with the older Provinces. Still it behoves the public to make some exertion towards forwarding a contribution, however small. The mode of dressing and improving the products is very important. Any information on this subject will be valuable. A label should be attached to every article intended for exhibition, describing locality where produced, and by whom. No article can be admitted to the Exhibition except forwarded through and by the Commissioners. Prices may be affixed to any articles exhibited. ALEX. KENNEDY, Hon. See. P. S. — Subscriptions towards the expenses of shipment, &c, will be received by either of the Commissioners. DIRECT FOR THE OTAGO GOID FIELDS. / ISN3L nnHE favorite and well-knovm iifcgjssiv A schooner *«ii|^> "SEA SERPENT," ilMmJywill be laid on for the OTAGO G-OLD MELDS direct immediately after her return from Wellington. The superior accommodation of this vessel is so familiar to the Napier public that any further comment is unnecessary. She will be under the charge of Capt. Blair, and may be expected to sail about the 7th October next. THE BISHOP OF OSNABURG, By Stoplice, out of H. R. H., sister to Hee Majesty, by Velocipede, . TXTILL run with his mares this season at the U Owner's Station, Euataniwha, in a new and extensive paddock of about 500 acres, well grassed and watered. Terms : — Six Guineas for single mares, and Five Guineas for two or more, the property of the same person, payable on Ist March, 1862. Mares will be received on and after the Ist October. A Cup will be given to be run for in February, 1865, by the gets of the Bishop of Osnaburg. The Brow, Sept. 19, 1861. NOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between 8.083C8.T RIDDELL, the Honorable HERMAN STAPLETON, and WALTEE RIDDELL of Mohaka in the Province of Hawke's Bay, Sheepfarmers, was by mutual consent dissolved as from the 2nd day of August last: the said Herman Stapleton having retired from the said partnership. EX "EAEL OF MAR AND KELLIE," AN ASSORTMENT of Ladies' and Children's SINGLE-SOLE BOOTS. • J. J. RELLY, FOB S A EE, gEVERAL TOWN SECTIONS in Napier. Also, TWO ° SHEEP RUNS of about 15,000 Acres, with Stock and Homesteads theron. — Terms liberal. For further information apply to R. M. SKEET, Surveyor and Commission Agent, Coote Road, Napier. , On Sale by the Undersigned, ' FELD, GLASSES > . . . . . SPY do. j in great vanefrjr Briar Root Pipes Courier's Bags &0., &c, STUABT, KINROSS, & Co. TTAWKE'S BAY HERALD, Volume three. A few ■*-*• copies; half bound, on saleM the office.