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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1086, 24 September 1869, Page 1

Newton, Irvine, and Co To Arrive, EX "K. T. TURNBUtiL." ! lAQ BAGS FINE SALT : 100 bags coarse Salt 50 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles .66 packages Teas 20 boxes Balmes' Pipes i 3 tons crushed Sugar 5 barrels Patna Rice 4 „ Currants 4 bales Woolpacks 2 „ Corn Sacks ! 1 (( Seaming Twine ; 2 cases Wine Corks v -4.|-hhds. Champion's Vinegaf : > . . 4 f -casks Port Wine, very superior 1 cask Glassware , • 4 crates Earthenware, comprising Cups and Saucers, Plates, Meat and Cover Dishes, Toilet Sets, Basins, Mugs, Pudding Bowls, Jugs, Egg Cups . •*• TO ARRIVE, * Ex "James Nichol Fleming," Invoices of DRAPERY CLOTHING BLANKETS, &o. 430 NEWTON, IRVINE, & Co. FANCY GOODS, Ex "John Banfield," via Auckland, comprising— GARDCASES, in Pearl and Shell Photographic Albums Ladies^ and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases Inkstands, in great variety Paper Weights,: .Caskets Jewel Cases, Fancy Boxes Ring and Watch Stands, Work Boxes Writing Desks, Pocket Flasks Card Baskets, Bqok Slides Handkerchief and Glpve Boxes Gold and Silver-capped Smelling Bottles Fancy Stationery,. &c. These Goods have been selected by an experienced buyer from the est wholesale houses in London. In consequence of this extensive shipment, a SHOW ROOM will be OPENED from WEDNESDAY, the 22nd September, to O-HTXOJ.V.U.a.X'^'TaitU \JVVWJVIt To arrive, per "R. T. Turnbull," 25 packages Chemicals, Drugs, and Pharmaceutical preparations 1 case Sewing Machines 3 cases Citrate Magnesia To arrive, per " William Cargill," 10 cases Patent Medicines 12 cases Druggists' Sundries Also, to arrive shortly, 1 case Vases and Centre Pieces, Lustres and Fern Glasses 2 cases Sewing Machines J. W. GOWING, Medical Hall, j Napier, Sept, 20. 1969. 438 Notice. mHE Undersigned is prepared to supply X WATER in any part of Napier, the hills included, at most moderate charges. All orders left with Mr. Knowijbs, Shake-speare-road, will be promptly attended to. T. CLEARY, 418 Hastings-street. Thirty Shillings Reward. LOST, on Monday morning, August 30, between the Toll-gate and the Ngaruroro Bridge, part of a Gold Albert Chain, with cross bar and drop. Whoever will leave the same with Mr. Bkbweb, Watchmaker, Napier, or Mr. Caidwbll, West Olive, shall receive the above reward. 421 Notice* EVERY possible care will be taken of all HORSES and CATTLE grazing on the Catholic Mission Station, but no responsibility incurred. Meanee, Sept. 21, 1869. 429 PROCLAMATION. By Joseph Rhodes, Esquire, DeputySuperintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay, in the Islands of New Zealand. f "TTffTHEREAS by an ActoftheProvinf f cial Council of Hawke's Bay, Session 13, No, 6, intituled the "Educational Rates Act, 1868," it is enacted that certain rates shall be collected for purposes of Education, and that the Superintendent shall appoint proper persons to collect such rates, and that the rate shall become payable within one month' after the Governor's assent to this Act shall have been published in the Provincial Government Gazette, and that the Superintendent shall, in each year, by proclamation announce the day on which the rate is payable, and the name of the collector appointed for its collection. Now, : therefore, I, Joseph Rhodes, Deputy Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay, do hereby proclaim and notify that I have appointed THOMAS A. PEARSE as collector of the said rate; and, further, I announce the 20th day of October to be the day on which the said rate shall become payable. Dated this Bth day of September, in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine. JOSEPH RHODES, 401 Deputy Superintendent. AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS on j3^ sale at the Herald office* '•: ;