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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 14, Issue 1136, 18 March 1870, Page 2

Sales by Stuart and Co. Preliminary Notice. IMPORTANT SALE OF CATTLE. At tbe Meanee Sale Yards. EARLJ, IN MARCH. STUART & Co. Will sell by Auction, as above, about ftf\ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, in excellent condition. ' Further particulars will be advertised later. Terms at Sale. JOHN STUART, 337 Auctioneer. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLYI! THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING 1 ! SATURDAY, & MONDAY. The Celebrated ancl World-renowned LEOTARD BROTHERS, In conjunction with MR. HARRY MORGAN (From Theatre Royal, Melbourne, and all the principal Theatres in the Australian Colonies), Will give their GRAND GYMNASTIC & VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT On above dates. PROGRAMME. PAKT I. Hobizontal Bae LEOTARD BROS. Motto Song — "Wait for the turn of the Tide" Mr. HARRY MORGAN. Single Tbapeze, with descent of Mercury, Mr. EDWIN LEOTARD. Song Comique — " Pretty little Flora," Mr. HARRY MORGAN. Serio-Comic Song — "Never push a man when he's going down Hill," Mr. HARRY MORGAN. Double Tbapeze, with Drum Solo, Messrs. F. and E. LEOTARD. Interval of Ten Minutes. PAET 11, Two Clowns with Magic Hats — LEOTARD BROTHERS. Song — "Tassels on the Boots," — Mr. HARRY MORGAN. Mr. EDWIN LEOTARD* Will appear as "Alice," in his favourite Song — " On the Beach at Brighton." Song Comique — "Up in a Balloon," — Mr. HARRY MORGAN. Duett — "The Jealous Wife." — Messrs. H. MORGAN and E. LEOTARD. THE ARIEL BAR— the latest Sensation Acts,— Mr. F. LEOTARD. | iSOifo-Ooinuiij'js— " Tommy DoilU."— Mr. E. LEOTARD. i Song Comique—" Pull together Boys,"— j Mr. HARRY MORGAN. I LADDER IN THE AIR, WITH LEAP FOR LIFE, Messrs. F. & E. LEOTARD. | I Interval of Ten Minutes. The whole to conclude with a | LAUGHABLE ETHIOPIAN SKETCH. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! ! TO-NIGHT ! I ! LEOTARD BROS.! LEOTARD BROS. ! ! LEOTARD BROS. ! ! ! HARRY MORGAN ! HARRY MORGAN ! ! HARRY MORGAN ! ! ! Come and see the LEAP FOR LIFE ! j Come and see the LADDER IN THE | AIRI I Come and see the DOUBLE TRAPEZE I Come and see the HORIZONTAL BAR I Come and hear HARRY MORGAN in his Serio-Comic and Motto Songs 1 Copies of the words of the popular motto song, "Wait for the turn of the tide," and the serio-comic song, " Never push a man when he's going down hill," may bo had on application to H. Moegan. Admission : — Front Seats, 4s ; Back, 2s 6d. Carriages may be ordered for a |-past 10. March 17, 1870. 546 WANTED, a Situation as Man COOK in town or country. — Apply at the office of this paper. 5_2 WANTED, a Servant GIRL for the .country ; also, one for the town. — For particulars, apply at Cobb & Co's office. 543 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE i OF SAMUEL BEGG, OF NAPIER, MERCHANT. i "VTOTICE is hereby given that applica_J3| tion will be made to his Honor Mr. Justice Johnston, on the twenty-third day of March, sitting at Wellington, or at such other time as he shall appoint, on behalf of Edward Lyndon and John Gibson Kinross, the Trustees, acting under a certain Deed, dated the twenty -fourth day of December last, and made between the said Samuel Begg of the first part, and the said John Gibson Kinross and Edward Lyndon of the second part, and the several parties thereto being Creditors of the said Samuel Begg of i the third part, and filed in the Supreme Court on the said twenty-fourth day of December last, being a Deed of Conveyance and Assignment of all the Estate of the said Samuel Begg (except as therein excepted) for the equal benefit of all the Creditors of the said Samuel Begg, that a certificate may be granted that the said Deed has been completely executed pursuant to the "Bankruptcy Act, 1867," Dated this 14th day of March, 1870. J. N. WILSON, Napier, 536 Solicitor to the Trustees. Estate of Colin Campbell. A DIVIDEND of 6s. in the pound will be paid to those Creditors who have not yet received any, on and after TUESDAY, 29th inst. JOHN STUART, 539 Trustee,