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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1048, 14 May 1869, Page 2

WnogpiNG Cough, we regret to say, is much on the increase in N apier. ROUTCLKDQE, KStfNEJ>Y & Co. Will Sell, on Friday next, 'at tlis Meanee sale yaeds, cattle, sheep, and horses. This Bducatiowal Ra^ss Act. — Mr.. Sutton has given notice of motion fa? the repeol of this Act. The debate will tako place this afternoon. j The Pontoons fo? sepvice on Waiharecaoana lfc&e, oty rather, the cylindrical ! tubes &? the t/u^port of the same, sod which fccve Iwen lately finished by My. Henfy Wiliiaios, will be fbrwaftled to Wai* roa this moeniog by the St. Kikla. Awotkbb ITou Hau THiaoNBD arrived on Tuesday last by the Bin<j&earieff from Poverty Bay. On this occasion, depositions did accompany the prisoner, anij the witnessea against hitn, two in number, have also arrived. Govshnob Vebsus Ministbt. — In our last we published the curt JetteP 0% the Under Secretary, acknowledging the SCe»nee memorial. We now subjoin, by way of contrast, the polite acknowledgment of His Excellency's private secretary: — Christchurch, April 22, 1869,— Sir,— I am desired by Governor Sir George Bo wen to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 11th inst., and of the accompanying petition, which reached me at Chriatchurch thia day. His Excellency will give due consideration to the importaut subjects to which you solicit his attention. — I have, c, Henry D. Pitt, Captain R.A., I'dVl e Secretary. — To W. H. Hargrave, Bs \ Napier.