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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 902, 21 December 1867, Page 2

FORMS of Application under Native Lands Act, on sale at the Napier Booh and Stationery Warehouse. 0 1 £ATO BE ADVANCED, upon apdW 1 0 1/ proved freehold security. Apply to JOSHUA CUFF, Solicitor, Napier. ;' . 534 MBS. SMITH, Coote Road; begs to thank those kind friends who have enabled her, by their contributions, to purchase a Mangle. * - 638 MANGLING. MRS. SMITH, Coote Road, begs to intimate that, having procured a very superior Mangle, she is prepared to do Mangling on the shortest notioe and most reasonable terms. December 17, 1867. 539 FOR SALE, HALF-ACBE SECTION No. 61, Town of Havelok, fronting the Te Mata road, opposite tho late residence of Mr. John Anderson, ac». Apply to Mr. J. CUFF, Solicitor; or to J. ANDERSON, jun. 532 HAWKE'S BAY CRICKET CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING will be held at J\. the Masonic Hotel, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. W. BOTJTLEDGKE, 533 Acting Secretary. Papakura and Hikutoto Blocks. NOTICE is hereby given to tbe Leaseholders of Seotions in the Papakura and Hikutoto Blocks, that the XHIBD half*, yearly Beet will be due and payable at this office on SATURDAY the 28th inst. I J. 0. LAMBTON CARTER, Provincial Treasurer. ' Provincial Treasury, Napier, Dec. 20, 1867. 687 [ _ ! Estate of J. K. Tatum. ALL Debts under this Estate, are to be paid without delay to the undersigned. | EDWARD LYNDON, ! Acting Trustee, December 15, 1867. 547 Hawke's Bay Steam Boiling'down Company (Limited.) A MEETING of the Shareholders of the above Company, will be held at the Government Buildings, Napier, on SATURDAY the 21st day of December at 4 o'clock, p.m., to adopt plans and specifications for erecting the necessary plant near the Bier Bush. H. S. TIFFEN, Hon. Secretary. Napier, December 12, 1867. 487 CENSUS. IT is earnestly requested that ocoupiers of dwellings (natives excepted) in this province, will kindly inform the undersigned if to their knowledge any occupied dwelling, -W hare, or tent, has not been furnished with Census Papers. Any communication by post, marked j <c Cenßiip," is free. i EDWARD L. GREEN, Census Enumerator, Hawke's Bay. Napier, Dec. 19, 1867. 531 ■ NOTIOE. ' f pHE Undersigned has instructed his agent, £ Mr. Edward Lyadon, to again render ! his accounts, now so long overdue, and to re- i quest; an immediate payment thereof. j All accounts unpaid on the 31st of this month, will be handed over to his Solicitor, to be recovered by legal process, as a credit for goods extending to 2, 3 and i years, is considered an indulgence not to be any longer entertained. C. D. BAERIUD. Wellington, Dec. 1, 1567. 548 STEAMER " GO-AHEAD," sECpf&P* TT OUBLYex P eetedfrom >^?|2[jOy\ ■*"*• the Buller, and bound For Freight, apply to 542 STUART & Co. . P, S. "CLEOPATRA." NOTICE. j. -pXCURSIONTRIPon jj Jt -*-i Boxing Day to Pania jWi I ffi^. B eef and Kidnappers, leaving -^gpggfj9» the Wharf at 10 a>m. An efficient BRASS BAND will accompany the excursionists, 550 A SAIL BOAT RACE will be run on New Year's Day, in the inner harbour, open to all boats. Start at half-past U a.m. An allowance of half-a-minute per foot of keel will be made in favour of the smaller -Boats. Entry, £1 per boat, out of which, after deducting expenses, two small Prizes will be given. For particulars as (o course, &c, apply to Capt. CELLEM, Harbour Master. 539 EDUCATION. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOLS, and other Establishments kept by the Sisters of Charity, Napier. Ladies' Day and Boarding School. The course of Education comprises instruction in the English largaage, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Hitt>ry, and the use of the Globes ; also, plain and ornamental Needlework. Tbrms :— . Boarders, per quarter ...\ ... £8 15 o Under ten years '.-..-.,7 10 0 Ladies' Day School ... „', 110 0 Under six years 15 0 Day Boarders 8 15 0 Extras :— Music (instrumental), per qv. , , . £2 2 0 Ditto (vocal) 15 0 French, taught by French ladies 1 15 0 Drawing 1 10 0 Artificial Flowers 2 2 0 One quarter to be paid in advance. Second'dass Girls' School. The course of Education comprises instruction in the English language, Writing, Arith« metic, Geography, and plain Needlework. Terms per agreement. An Ouveoib (i.e.,) a Work-room. Plain and ornamental Needlework is taught j hours, from half-past 9 o'clock to 12, and from 1 to 5 every day, Saturdays excepted. Termß for apprenticeship per agreement. Plain Needlework will be received and executed with the greatest care. December 19, 1867. 686