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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 336, 22 November 1862, Page 4

FOR SALE. Sub-Treasury, Napier, November 13; 1862. ON SALE at this .Office, and also at the office ... of the Hawke's Bay Herald, Napier:— Acjts of the General Assembly of New Zealand, . 1858, at 21s. the set Acts of the General Assembly _of New Zealand, 1860, 1861, and 1862, at 10s. 6d. the set Single Acts at 6d. per sheet Report of the Waikato Committee, 1860, ss. each Also, in a separate form, Acts relating to the election of members of the House of Representatives, Superintendents of Province^, and members of Provincial Councils ; with clauses of the Constitution Act relating to the qualification of electors,- and of person eligible for election, — at 2s. 6d. each. EDW. CATCHPOOL, Sub-Treasurer. M U S I C. fT\ HE Undersigned haying decided on remainX ing in Napier, desires to intimate that he is prepared to- give instructions in the above, either on the Harmonium, Bassoon, Flute, or in Singing. Pupils would be attended either morning or evening, to suit their convenience. J.M. would here state that he has been a considerable time a pupil of Heeb Bxtddeb, organist, who ranks among the best musicians that have been in the colonieß, both as a Performer, Theorist, and Teacher. Terms on application. J. MARTIN, At the stores of Newton, Irvine, & Co. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, AM ERIC AN BROOMS . American Buckets Oilmen's Stores of every variety 'Currants and Raisins Brier-root and Clay Pipes Brown Windsor Soap Toilet Glasses Galvanized Iron Buckets . Hearth Rugs Dog Collars Vinegar (prime quality) Tweed Coats White and Regatta Shirts , Blucher Boots, &c., &c. And a well selected assortment of Cutlery, Ironmongery, and Crockery Ware. WM. DENHOLM, Eastern Spit. [Napier, 21st Nov., 1862. _ _____ THE UNDERSIGNED being 'a constant sufferer from pigs breaking into his paddock and garden, particularly one black sow with two black and* white pigs, hereby offers a reward of ten shillings for the discovery of the owner of the same ; and also gives notice that, after this date, all pigs so trespassing will be destroyed. J. M. STUART. 21st November, 1862. JUNCTION STORES, Spit and Shakespeare Road. 4 TONS SUGAR (Retail) 6d per lb, and a farther reduction by the bag. Nota Bene. — The undersigned respectfully informs, the public that the above superior Sugar is the same quality his friends Messrs. Stuart, Kinross & Co. charged him Sd per lb. by the bag, but that trick is O U No (heoi ano). JOHN ROBOTTOM. ~~ WANTED, AB U L LOCK DRIVER A Married Shepherd A Married Ploughman A Stout Lad accustomed to country work None need apply unless they can give satisfactory references as to character, qualifications and sobriety. Apply to Mr. Begg, Merchant, Napier, or to H. R. RUSSELL, Mount Herbert, Waipukurau. ' November 19, 1862; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE SCHOOL H6USEl>eing now completed, and Mr. Thomson, the teacher, having arrivea, a MEETING of the CONGREGATION and SUBSCRIBERS 'to "the SCHOOL FUND will be held In the Church, on MONDAY NEXT, the 24th inst., at half-past 7 p.m. BY OEDEB OS THE DEACON'S CoTTBT. ,t\ LL PERSONS desirous of putting out a -fi\-^. horse %o graze with or. without- .feed can aond.te & place to be, named, by the undersigned, 49L-it appears that, for a shilling a week no respqn*; sibiUty i» inourred by ; the grazier. : ' -. , ... , Oct&whp scab beest sebved out. !jt nWpERIENCED SHEPHERD to take -Z^t-^ charge, of a flock of Wethers at an Out Sta'tlbn.— Apply to .... ...... CHAPMAN, . . . , Edenham. : " ' ' " ' !n dtiGE/ : "" ' ' /^ LJL HQESSBB teat .'to graze at Havelock in charge of the undersigned will ha vp all due oaseT#ifceii tifiheoVbut without responsibility. ' '•* B. D. DANVBRS. November 19, 1862. "