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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 15, Issue 2016, 23 December 1870, Page 1

Notices. Notice. ACCOUNTS OVERDUE at the Napier Boys' School, taught by Mr. Grant, must be PAID forthwith to the undersigned. H. S. TIFFEN, Trustee. Napier, Dec. 19, 1870. 549 Notice. "NATIVE LANDS FRAUDS PREVENTION ACT, 1870." I SHALL be prepared to hold the Inquiries required by the above Act, at the £Joujicil Chamber, Napier, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock: a.m., untii-faimer %♦ }e. j| . <?ry i,encinij tia Tuesday, 20tn Deceniljer insfan&; "" ~«<*-^*.:^- The Deeds, to, which my ce^Brlcatd is required, should be left at my office' at least one clear day before the inquiry is intended to be held. H. B. SEALY, Trust Commissioner. Napier, Dec. 14, 1870. . 544 Notice. A GENERAL MEETING of the ShareJ\_ holders of the Hawke's Bay Steam Boiling Down Company, will be held at the Government Buildings, Napier, on THURSDAY, the 29th inst., at 11 a.m., " To provide funds and make arrangements for the future management of the Company." A. fl. RUSSELL, 506 Managing Director. Notice. mRAVELLERS totho KERERUare reI quested to make use of either of the two roads laid off by Government through Mr. Smith's run ; and are informed there is no right of way through the paddocks, or any other portion of the Olrig property, other than the roads mentioned. Olrig, 12th December, 1870. 511 Notice. THE undersigned will be prepared to receive sheep for BOILING DOWN AT GREENMEADOWS, on and after the Ist day of January, 1871. L. ANSEL TIFFEN. Meanee, Dec. 12, IS7O. 502 NoticeMASTERS of VESSELS can obtain copies of|he Herald on application to the undersigned, at his residence. H. KRAEFT, Harbour Master & Pilot. Notice. nnHE Napier Steam Flour Mill will cease JL WORKING from .he 15th inst. until the Season's Wheat Crop is available. In the interim, the Mill premises will remain OPEN as usual for the Sale of the following Articles, of which full Stocks are on hand, viz. : — Superior Flour Bran Sharps Oats, crushed and whole Maize, crushed and whole Maize Meal Bran Flour 335 CHARLES WEBER. Notice. MR. WEBER being now engaged in surveying trial lines for a Railway from Napier to Ruataniwha, the settlers are requested not to remove or injure any pegs or other marks placed for that purpose. J. D. ORMOND, General Government Agent. Napier, Oct. 17, 1870. 202 Notice. RATTLE and Horses taken into GRASS \y for 3or 6 months, on very moderate terms. Good paddock accommodation for Cattle intended for sale. 161 THOS. REYNOLDS. NoticeANY person removing Soil, Clay, Gravel, or any Road Material from any Public Road or Thoroughfare, ordepositingßubbish of any kind on any Public Road orThoroughfaro, will be prosecuted. G. T. FANNIN, 5 Superintendent's Clerk. Notice. THE Undersigned is prepared to take CATTLE and HORSES on his run at Is. per head per week ; in paddocks at 2s. per head per week. Every care will be taken of Stock, but no responsibility incurred. All Horses depasturing in the Waipawa Township Paddock, after the Ist of November, will be charged at the rate of 2s. 6d. per week. F. S. ABBOTT. Waipawa, Sept. 17, 1870. 6 Notice. rinHE NAPIER BREWERY is now in JL a, position to supply Customers and the public with ALE of a superior quality, which will insure satisfaction. GEORGE WILLIS, Manager. Shakspeare road, May 30, 1870. 9 Notice. "VTEW BOOKS. — Several thousnnd ±S Volumes (including books suitable for School Presents in great variety) just received at the Napier Booh and Stationery Warehouse.