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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 358, 7 February 1863, Page 2

MUSICAL SOIRJf,, THURSDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1863. MR. WORGAN's Musical Soieee will take place on the above date. Mr. Worgan 'has the promise of the available musical talent of the town upon this occasion, and trusts, with the valuable assistance so handsomely offered, to give the publio a high class entertainment. o PROGRAMME. PART I. 1. Oh who will o'er the Downs so free— Glee, 4 voices. 2. Instrumental, Stabat Mater— Pianoforte, violin, violencello. 3. Beware, Beware — & part song. 4 Her bright smile— Song. 6. Breathe soft ye Winds— Glee. 6. I'm King of the Sea—Song. 7. The Winds whistle cold— Glee 8. Fantasia, Pianoforte, Worgan. PART 11. 1. Instrumental! Fantasia, flute. 2. Winds gently Whisper— Glee. 3. The Hunt is vp — 1 part song. 4. Love in thine Eyes— Duett. 5. Poculum, Poculum— Glee. 6. Instrumental— Fantasia, violin. 7. Song. 8. When Evenings twilight— Glee. 9. Mynheer Tan Dunck. Tickets, ss. each, may be obtained of Mr. BRIDGE. FOUND, ON THURSDAY, the 29th January, 1863, at Waipuna, a LARGE BAY GELDING, branded with an anchor, fluke downwards, on near shoulder, with white blaze down face ; near hind foot white. Back much cut with old saddle galls ; shod all round, shoes having been on a long time, feet being much grown. This horse, bearing all appearance of belonging to a European, was taken by Te Wetu, a petty chief of the Mohaka District, out of my Stockyard (on the date mentioned) on the plea that he knew the owner. It is at present planted on the Mangaone river. I would recommend the owner to lose no time in taking stepß, otherwise it may find its way to Taupo. If application be made to me I will give all the assistance in my power to recover the animal. I would caution the owners of missing horses against offering rewards in an indiscriminate manner, as there is no manner of doubt that horses and cattle are planted by the natives solely for the purpose of obtaining rewards. GEORGE B. WORGAN. ]^HE 200 SHEEP (Now depasturing at Havelock) AND HORSES, CARTS, AND HARNESS FOR SALE THIS DAY, ABE WITHOUT RESERVE!! B. D. DANVERS, Auctioneer. £ 2 REWARD. STRAYED from Oarlyle Street, a DARK BROWN HORSE, branded Q (small cross within) on the shoulder ; a large lump under the eye j and star on forehead. Has lately been seen near the Big Bush. Any person restoring the same to the undersigned will receive the above reward. CHAS. McINTYRE. Carlyle- street, • February 7, 1863. NOTICE. MESSRS. TRIPHOOK & WRIGHT being about to remove to Christchurch, Canterbury, have transferred and assigned the Interest and Goodwill of their Business as Land and Commission Agents, together with all Maps and Documents relating to same, to MR. WILLIAM LECHNER, Commission Agent, Napier ; whose receipt for all Monies paid to him on accounts rendered by us will be a sufficient discharge of same. TRIPHOOK & WRIGHT.^ Signed in the presence of * Alexander Beowne, Merchant, Napier. Napier, Feb. 3, 1863. In connection with the above the undersigned begs to assure those parties who may favour him with their support, that it will ever be his study to give the fullest satisfaction in any business that may be entrusted to him. . W. LECHNER. Napier, Feb. 3, 1863. ESTATE OP B. FERRERS. A DIVIDEND of 4s. will be paid to the Creditors who have signed the Deed of Assignment, on and after the 9th inst., on application to Messrs. MALTBY & Co., Spife. By order of the Trustees, . J. N. WILSON. February 4, 1863. : npHE UNDERSIGNED are Cash Buyers of 1 WOOL, and advance on conßipnmentß to their, correspondents, Messrs. Miles, Brothers. &. Co.., London, KINROSS & CO.