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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 911, 21 January 1868, Page 1

ra^ — ■- ~^ Conveyances. COBB & Co.'s Telegraph Line of Royal Mail Coaches. AFTER the Ist of JANUARY, 1868, the Coaches will leave the Booking Office, Napier, as follows : — For Waipawa and intermediate places, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. For Waipukurau, Wallingford, and Porangahau, on Tuesdays. Returning to Napier from Wallingford and Porangahau on Thursdays. From Waipukurau on Fridays. From Waipawa on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Horses bought, sold, and exohanged. For further particulars, apply at the Booking Office, Napier. ANDREW PETERS, Proprietor. B, W. IND CARVER, 27 Agent. NOTICE. V. MEANEE EXPRESS. R. GEORGE RYMER, in thanking the publio generally for their patronage, wishes to make known tbat, in consequence of the dearth of traffic, he has reduced his prices, whioh he hopes will be the means, together with regularity and punctuality, of inducing passengers to travel by his Conveyance. Leaves Meanee every day (Sundays excepted) at 9 a.m. and at 2 p.m. Leaves Newton, Irvine and Co.'s Store at 11 a.m. and at 4 p.m, FAKES : — To or from Meanee to the Spit 2s* 6d. „ Meanee to Napier 2s. Od. „ Shamrock Hotel to Napier Is. 6d. N.B. — Parcels must be prepaid. Luggage carried on reasonable terms. For Hire, Horses for Double or Single Harness, &c. 28 — **-*****g—» — -JM — — — — , —-**aw —WW— W— ■— — l Agricultural Implements. 'r*HE Undersigned begs to call the attention X of Farmers &c. to his seasonable stock of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ex late arrivals, consisting of— Mowing Machine Scythes and Stones Hay Forks and Rakes Swath Rakes Double Mould Board Ploughs &c, &ec, • Sec. F. TUXFORD, 120 Hastings-street. On Sale by the Undersigned, SCOTCH SWING PLOUGHS, by the best makers, Gray's and Barrowman's. Price £9 10s. G. FAULKNOR, 124 Hastings- street. PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS!! McFARLANE & GARRY HAVE just to hand, a large supply of SCOTCH SWING PLOUGHS (by the noted makers, Sellars and Gray, of Glasgow and Aberdeen). They will be sold very cheap for CASH, and a guarantee given if required. 125 TO FARMERS. T& IVfORRIN would call the • lO» Jj(JL attention of farmers and others to their combined THRASHING and WINNOWING MACHINES, in which are combined strength, durability, and lightness, and which are of easy portage. The want of a Machine suitable for thrashing Ryo and Cocksfoot grasses, as well as grain, has been long felt, T. Sc S. M. warrant their Machine to do the above work effectually. The horse-power is easily disconnected from the thrasher and winnower, and can be readily used for sawing wood, chaff- cutting, or any other farm labor requiring horse power. The above Machines can be seen by applying to Meßsrß. WATT BROTHERS. 195 -**JHOI^BnnHHMMMniMBHaHMMnHH.HMMM| Young Ladies' Boarding School, Napier. Conduoted by Mrs. Fleetwood (Widow of the late Mr. Fleetwood, Professor of Music). mo OPEN ON the 27th JANUARY. Terms : — Boarders £50 per annum {Payable quarterly, in advance) Mubic, French, Drawing, and Dancing extra. A limited number of Young Ladies received as Day Pupils. Milton Road, Jan. 10, 1868. 198 GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL BY MADAME CARANDINI, The Australian Prima Donna ; MISS FANNY CARANDINI, The charming contralto and pianiste, who has been received with immense applause at the Melbourne and Provincial Concerts ; MR. WALTER SHERWIN, Primo Tenor and Buffo Vocalist ; MISS ROSINA CARANDINI, The distinguished Vocalist and Pianiste, whose success throughout the Australian Colonies has been unprecedented ; Will commence at Napier on or about the 14th February. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at eight. Admission :— Reserved seats, 7s. Gd. ; second seats, 55. ; children, half-price. Season tickets, admitting to five concerts, £1 10s. front seats ; second seats, £1 ; to be obtained from Mr, Swan, Napier, 75