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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1094, 22 October 1869, Page 1

Public Conveyances, CHEAP FARES t CHEAP PARES ! I 7 CHEAP FARES 1U COIEiB & Co.'s Telegraph Line of Royal Mail Coaches '7|" EAVES Napier for Waipawa three JLi times a week— Sunday, at 9 a.m., Tuesday and Friday, at 8 a.m., returning from Waipawa on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturday*. Single Fares each way— Five Shillings. Beturn tickets (available for a week), 7s. 6d. Leaves for Waipukurau and Wallingford on Fridays, at 8 a.m.; returning from Wallingford on Tuesdays, and Waipukurau on Wednesdays, at 7*30 a.m. The proprietor is prepared to supply special conveyances to Waipawa and Waipukurau, with change of horses on the road, one-third below the usual charges. Greai Reduction iir 7 ©^e for carriage of . ' Parcels, Booking Office — Ma«onic Hotel. A. PETERS, Proprietor. N.B.— -Up-country settlers going to Napier can have their horses paddocked at Waipawa gratis for one week. 15 Notice, DAILY LINE of, COACHES between Napier and Waipawa. On and after the Ist of November, Cobb and Co.'s Coaches will leave both Napier and Waipawa every morning at 8 a.m. (Sundays excepted).» Return Tickets, 7s. 6d. All parcels below 201b5., Is. A. PETERS & Co., 126 Proprietors. Havelock and Olive Express. AFiTER the Ist July the Havelook and Clive EXPRESS will leave Havelook for Napier three times a week — Mdndays, Thursdays, and Saturdays— at 8£ a.m., returning from Cobb and Co.'s Booking Office, Napier, the same days, at 3 p.m. Fabes :•— Havelock to Napier ... ... 2s 6d „ to Spit 3s 0d Clive to Napier Is 6d „ to Spit... 2s Od Luggage and Goods carried on the most reasonable terms. Orders left at all the hotels and stores along the road, and at Mr. Cashmobk'S, Big Bush, will be promptly attended to. 16 A. PFTERS. . The Waipawa Express, S. M'OREEVY, Proprietor, T EAVES Waipawa THREE times a J J week — MondavsA-JWednesdavs. and Fridays, at 8 o'clpij^a« m » » retunut»gn-om turdays, at 9 a.m. Fares each way — SIX SHILLINGS. N.B.— Travellers from the Plains and Porangahau District can have thenHorses taken in, and delivered free of charge within one week. . The Meanee Express LEAVES Meanee for Napier every Morning, at 9 o'clock, and every Afternoon at 2. Leaves Newton, Irvine, and Co/s store for Meanee every Morning at 11 o'clock, and every Afternoon at 4. Fares each way— TWO SHILLINGS. 18 GEORGE RYMER. Wanted* -rfI7~ ANTED, a middle-aged WOMAN, W as a General Servant for a country hotel j one who can cook preferred.— Apply, under letter V, at the Hebaxd office. 170 "rar-ANTED, a respectable GIRL, of f f tidy and industrious habits, to assist generally in a small family. Apply to Mrs. Jabman, Brewster-street. 183 WANTED, a COOK.— Apply to Mr. Chbisp, Manager Mr. Can's Station, Petane. 153 WANTED, by a young man, Situation as OVERSEER on a Sheep Station ; has had ten years experience at home and in the colony. Favorable testimonials as to character and ability from present and past employers.— Address, No. 21, Hebald office. Napier, Oct. 12, 1869. 165 WANTED, a BOY.— Apply to H. R. Holdee. 143 TTirANTED, a Youth as APPRENYV TlCE.— Apply to J. R. Levee, Baker and Confectioner, Meanee. October 11, 1869. 146 WANTED to Purchase, from 2000 to 4000 Store WETHERS.— AppIy, stating particulars, to Capt. W. R. Russell, Flaxmere ; or Capt. Russell, Redclyffe. 19 WANTED, a respectable FEMALE as Cook and Housekeeper.— -Apply to J. Mathews, Hampden. 91 WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. —Apply to Mrs. Townsend, The Parsonage, Napier; or to Mrs. Nelson, West Olive. 119 WANTED, for the country, a' good GENERAL SERVANT, where a Cook is kept. Apply to Mr. H. Peacook, Meanee. 120 WANTED, an experienced SHEPHERD ; must have good testimonials.— Apply to Mr. Dbuey, Porangahau. 122 A UCKLAND . WEEKLY NEWS on rjji.,. sale at the; Hebald office.