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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 7, Issue 461, 3 February 1864, Page 2

NOTICE. : TAMES CHAPMAN, a person of unsound t) mind, left the Station of the undersigned at Porangahau, on Monday the 25th January, with the intention of proceeding to the West Coast, through the Forty-mile Bush, by Mangatoro. Any person who can give any information respecting the above-named James Chapman, is requested to communicate immediately with the undersigned, or with his Solicitor, J. N. Wilson, Napier. JOHN DAVIS CANNING, Committee of the person of the said James Chapman. N.B. — Any reaaonable expenses in obtaining or forwarding information will be paid. . February 2, 1864. gftpr & $9&|pta ; $n»titate. HIS HONOR MR. JUSTICE JOHNSTON has kindly consented to give a Reading for the benefit of the above Institute, on TUESDAY EVENING next, February 9, at 8 o'clock. Admission — Members, free; non-members, Is. T. A. BRIDGE, Hon. See. One Pound Reward. STRAYED, from Napier, a DARK BAY PONY, black mane and tail, two hind feet white, white star on forehead, branded on near side of neck with V turned upside down. £o be brought to Mr. Sebley's Hotel. OEGISTRATION FORMS on Sale at the JX Herald office. fTIAKE NOTICE that the Partnership lately X existing between the undersigned in the business of Sawyers, carried on at Spring Vale in the Ruataniwha District, was dissolved by mutual consent as from the Ist day of January instant. Dated this 30th day of January, 1864. EBENEZER HARWOOD JONATHAN HOLDER. Witness,— John N. Wilson, Solicitor, Napier. What Hawke's Bay can do. nnHOMAS SHIRLEY begs to inform the setX tiers of Hawke's Bay and inhabitants of Napier that he will attend at the Commercial Hotel (M'Nalty's) on MONDAY the 15th February, with APPLES of size and quality unequalled, perhaps, in the Colony — shewing all and sundry what Hawke's Bay can do. He will also on the same occasion produce a sample of GRAPES. He invites, inspection on the part of all interested in the progress of the province.