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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 915, 8 February 1868, Page 1

Wanted. N2$53S WANTED, a first-rate Man COOK.— Apply at the Havelock Hotel. 72 WANTED a General SERVANT.— AppIy to Mrs. RICH, Famknor's Cottage. 252 WANTED, for Poverty Bay, a General SERVANT.— AppIy to Mrs. S, C. Caulton, Hastings-street. 76 WANTED a respectable YOUTH, as an apprentice to the Watch and Clockmaking business. Apply to Mr. BREWER, Hastings-street, Napier. 268 £1 REWARD. MISSING, since the 12th January, a BAY GELDING, black points, brauded 5 on near shoulder, blotched brand on off shoulder, white star on forehead. The above reward will be paid on delivery to T, M. MILNE. Tennyson-street, Jan. 31, 1868. 207 TEN POUNDS REWARD. LOST, from Kaikora, on the niehfc of the Ist January, a BAY MARE, with black points, branded RAU on oil' shoulder, followed by a Foal having a white face and white hind legs. The Mare had on a new pig-skin saddle and new head-stall bridle, and was last seen about Te Aute gate, without saddle or bridle. £2 will be given for the Mare and Foal, and £3 for the saddle ; but if not returned within ten daya from this j date, £o will be given for the apprehension of the party who may have stolen it. Apply to H. CRAWFORD, the owner, or to Mr. LAMBERT, Tumumu Station. 241 GRASS SEEDS. RYE and CLOVER, raised, of <ho best quality, Price, 10d. per bushel. E, L, SNEB, 29 Hampden. 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. 15 CAUTION". PERSONS driving Sheep on the road between John Hammond's Farm and Pubetapu, without giving notice according to the 4th clause of the " Sheep and Scab Act," will be prosecuted. P. DOLBEL, 251 Springfield. CAUTION". POISON will be laid upon the run of the undersigned after this date. DOUCEL & GOULLET, Patumamu, Waihau. Wairoa, Feb. 4, 18G8. 276 JUST RECEIVED, And on Sale by the Undersigned, — A SHIPMENT of Garton and Jarvis's COOKIiNG STOVEri. M. BOYLAN. Hastings-street, Deo. 23, 1867. 12 M. HALL, Saddle, Harness, and Collar Maker, TUBANGANUI, POVEETY BAY, BEGS most respectfully to inform the settlers and others that he has commenced business as above in all its various branches, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined witn moderate charges, to merit a share of support. Turanganui, Deo. 30, 1867. 74 NAPIER SAVINGS BANK. DEPOSITS can be received at this Bank in sums from One Shilling to One Hundred Pounds Interest allowed at 5 per cent, Ofpicb Government Buildings | Open every Tuesday evening from 6to 8. EDWARD LYNDON, 92 Manager. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY! MUSICAL FESTIVAL BY MADAME CARANDINI, The Australian Prima Donna ; MISS FANNY CARANDINI, The charming contrnlfo and pianiste, who has been received with immense applause at the Melbourne and Provincial Conceits; MR. WALTER SIIERWIN, Tenor; and MISS ROSINA CARANDINI, The distinguished Vocalist and Pianiste, whose success throughout the Australian Colonies has been unprecedented ; Will appear in their popular ENTERTAINMENT at Napier, on FRIDAY, Feb. 14, SATURDAY, Feb. 15, MONDAY, Feb. 17, and TUESDAY, Feb. 18. The Programme will be varied nightly, and comprise Selections from the most popular Operas, English, Irish, and Scotch Songs, Quartettes, Trios, Buffo Songs and Duets, Pianoforto Solos, &c, &c. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at eight. Admission :— Reserved seats, 7s. 6d. ; se. cond seats, ss. ; children, half-price. Season tickets, admitting to four concerts (reserved seats) 205. ; may be obtained from Mr. Swan. 271 TMPOUNDING ACT, 1867 —A few oopiea X on aale at the Heeald office.