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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1108, 10 December 1869, Page 1

,',• : j-'^i-j :.■:*."■. i tv. ....,, » : Jt£ p., r^jr'u .- y p'vj . pp . •.",., ";.'.'. . i y vp,^w?:t^p-m^x.x : v qIELEGRAPH LINE bf DAIXYRoyai, X Mail CoAoHEgi.t6^ipawa, leave the Booking Office, opposite the Chief Post Office, Napier, EVERY MORNJNG;(Sun- 7 days excepted), atߣ o'clqck, %& CJlye|pavelqclc, TeAute, Kaikora, ahd Waipawa. Return Coaches leave the Empire; Hotel, . Waipawa, for Napier, EVERY MORNING , at ß o'clock;.-; ■ ••': iXi pXhiXpm m^Vrntis ! XiXB& ti&.i, Return Tickets ;...... 7s. 6d.n< X - ' Parcels belo^ 201bs. - -../ le. 1 Off. * ! Orders attended.to. GoaGhea leava _. foi?^ Wa.icnku»aTL.;aveirsr r ftTESDkf andfMpAlf^MSi iaM^jce* : turning from Waipukur#u on "WEDI^BS-^ DAYS and SATURDAYS. ■ vLe,ay^for -" . , Wallingford on TUESDAY*, and return on SATURDAY. A. PETERS & Co.> . '240 ■ .'.:• i- 'ypy-i.-'v-- I-' v/tpr.:X'S'vtW.kv.-- --! ■".-■;-. , .:-, ■, TT~~~ — i-r — 7p~?'. % \ j!tih '.^Mßa^a 'E^^s^., .. S. M'&EEVt, :_?rophe|o£i;i LEAVES' Waitiawa THREE times a . week — Mondays, Wednesdayey'lsbd Fridays, at 8 o'clock a.m. ; returning from Napier on Tuesdays, -Thursdays, and "Saturdays, at 9 a.m.. ,/-/.. >'•'.'.... 'IFares N.8.--Travellers ftom 1 the ?iim*aiis-?o---rangahau District can? \ r hjsy^ their Horses, tprken in,, t and; delivered; free of charge with-n ; one week. 17 r :' : ; "" x '"' ■"" — " 'i,?>.The Meanee ExpressLEAVES Meanee for Napier every Moraing, at' 9 b'cbck, and^.ewry Afternoon at' 2.y; ; y ; : A ;;, - | |^f Leaves NeWtony Ir^ne^'a^d;Cfo.^B|p» for Meanee every Morning it'll d^^k, and every Afternoon at 4, f . • t '* Fares each way-5p WO SHILLING;^ 18 ■ ] ■ GEORGE RYMER. To Station Owners. ;' „ . --^px'/ii"p;"{ I -... A PERSON who has had a consider^e experience ; in the" managenijentviOf ,< stations in New South Wales dM^m^^ land, and who thoroughly //ur(d%s^PM; classing and. sorting wool, is jdes wus of a* situation as Managlbe of a Station.' * :"; .- Address 0. J., Heeald offibe. X'AtS Notice., .... IT is requested that all accounts due by Lieut.-Colonel ; Fraser- be aQdt-ift^o Joshua Cu_T, Esq., Solicitor, of Napier, with as little delay as possible. JAMES FRA^|JRi r p Lieut.-Qolonjli December 3, . 1869. ; ;, .^S NdticV .;'•' 'y;!;;o WANTED, by the .General ment, to saw, Timber, for,Teleg#j?h Poles,, &c, near Tarawera, Runangjfc and Opepe t (where there are military ppsts)^ Eight, efScient- SAWYERS.' " : ' ' Wages and terihs of agreement be seen'at this office. v !',.'"« EDWARP^^GiEEfey,;;' Sec." to General Go^brnment Agent. General Government Agent's Office, „ . Napier, Dec. % 1869. V 414 To ALL Clstims ' against the Estate * of ANbfiEHv Schon, deceased intestate, must fess£,once sent in to the undersigned. ,&•■*■ ' ' cuff & tfiwiumi. ££December 2, 1869. .: 410 W. Maltby, Esq., deceasift, t CREDITORS of this Estate are requesiftd to send particulars of their claims;to the undersigned, one of the^rexecutors, on or before the Ist January n.ext. ; , p; : ,; J.N. WILSON; Napier, Dec. 6, 1869. , : 426 Mb. WILLIAM FISHER, ACCOUNTANT, \ X*/i*. ARBITRATOR, LAND, ESTATE, AND 'SHARE AGENT, A - j Hastings Street, Napieb. 4s? .. „ , .'.' ..'■' \.X 'iX,X.,QriHRISTMAS PRESENTS!! NEW YEARS' GIFTS!! UW Just opened out, at the " Original Fancy Bazaar," • /;■ v. ill A new lot of TOYS and FANCY GOODS, . specially.suited for presents. .N.B.— The above have. beehy*®rJßßd low to meet the times, and the public may rely on selecting from the largest stock and best assortment in Napier. Berlin Wool reduced to lOd. per dozen. 5 per cent, allowed to all Cash purchasers above One Pound sterling. " ti 429 ' N. JACOBS. BAZAAR. l I f ■ *• it s_ A BAZAAR will be held in thejbyfellow ? s Hall on TUESI?AYajid WEDNESDAY, the 21st aiid22ndy December. It will be open on both, these dayafrqru 11 o'clock in the forenoon t\\Vs o'clock, iv the afternoon, and again from 7 till 9 ins the evening..' •/... :; . . y v, •' The goods to be .disposedof are all imported. They consist of both plain;: and fancy articles in great variety. :. icSi* Admission— SlXPENCE. ■■-■ ■ i •■•« The proceeds ofthe Bazaar will go" J towards maintaining an Evangelist, ',-. Who will also do the duties v of in this province. '" ''.■'[■" "i... "■ '""•■. '\w's^^' ■ .-.. • ■ ■ -■-r.x, ';>: ix>vPP-mmp ., •■■ "'Wts^^nK^^ , . Ip wm^Wi&igsx ki PvivvpipiApvp ' Ipyv i'jiyv/^iHmyP,