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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5283, 17 January 1879, Page 3

County Council Office, Napier, January 15, 1879. mHE VALUATION LIST for the outlying X Districts for the year 1579-80, viz. ;— PATEA KAKIRA.AWA PAKOWHAI PUKAHU RAUKAWA AWATOTO WHARE-O-MARANOI will be ©pen for inspection at the Resident Magistrate's Office, Napier, on or after the 15th day of January, instant. All objections thereto must be left at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Napier, on or before the 15th day of February, addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such objection must be left at the Hawke's Bay County Council Office not less than seven days before the next sitting of the Court. ByOrte ' G.T.FAMIN, 428 C.0.0.H.8. WAIPAWA COUNTY. January 16, 1879. IT is hereby notified for public information that Mr Hamilton Ferguson's Stockyard at Takapau has been made a public pound, and that he has been appointed Pound-keeper from this date. SYDNEY JOHNSTON, 430 Chairman Waipawa County Council. IN THE SUPREME COURT. OF NEW ZEALAND, Wellington District. IN THE MATTER OF "THE DEBTOR AND CREDITORS ACT, 1876," and of a Deed of Arrangement between Robert Vinsen and John Forster, both of Napier, in the Provincial District of Bawke'sßay, heretofore carry - ing on there in co-partnership the trade or business of Coach and Carriage Builders, and their joint and several Creditors. IT is hereby notified that by an order made in the above Court and matter on Wednesday, the 15th day of January, 1879, it was declared that the said deed being a deed filed in the said Court, dated the 18th day of November, 1878, made between the Baid Robert Vinsen and John Forster of the first part, Henry Williams of the second part, ' and the several persons and firms creditors of the said Robert Vinsen and John Forster, jointly or severally, of the third part, had been completely executed. Dated this 16th day ef January, 1879. . DTJNOAN GUY, Registrar. J. E. Maodonald, • Solicitor for the Applicant. 431 SMALL CAPITALISTS wishing to establish a business should see if there is an opening for a Mineral Water Manufactory in their district. All information and recipes for the purpose of making Lemonade, Sodawater, &c., is given; previous knowledge is not necessary. The demand for these drinks is so much on the increase in all parts of the world, that the outlay for the machinery in all cases leads to a profitable and safe business. Catalogue forwarded free. BARNETT, SON, and FOSTER, Engineers, 23c, Ferston-street, London, N. 438 FENCING NOTICE. A CCORDIK'G to the Fencing Act in J\ force, I beg to call on Peter Johansekt, the owner, or owners of Section No. 29, in the Danovirk Settlement, SeventyMile Bush, to contribute half expenses of erecting a boundary fence between the above said Section and Section No. 28 within the period of two months, otherwise I shall proceed and erect the above said boundary fence, and call upon Peter Johansen, the owner, or owners, of the above section to pay half erases. JACOB BAC k, Danevirk. December 28, 1878. 317 HAWKE'S BAY PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE. THOSE Members of this Society who have not yet paid their Yearly Subscription, (due, in advance, on the Ist instant,) are hereby respectfully requested to do so early, as the Annual Meeting is, according to the rules, to take place on Monday, the 3rd of February next, preparatory to which the accounts have to be made out and audited. WILLIAM COLENSO, 411 Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. "TT I STORY OF mHBJ HBA," MR D. D. REID is in this district soliciting orders for " THE HISTORY OF THE SEA," Which will be ready for delivery in March or April— to be Cash on Delivery. "The History of the Sea," published by Messrs J. W. Lyon and Co., is a handsomely bound volume, well printed, on good paper, and illustrated by a considerable number of excellent woodcuts. At the request of Mr D. D. Reid, I have glanced through its contents, and can safely say that it is written in a very readable taking style. It should command a ready sale as a popular work for home reading and reference ; and is especially adapted . for young people, inasmuch as it contains much valuable information, and that certainly in no dry shape or form, DE BELIDT HOVELL, Incumbent of St. John's, Napier, N.Z. "The History of the Sea," by Dr. Goodrich, is in marked and favorable contrast to most works issued from "the American press —the printing and paper being of excellent quality, aud the illustrations, of which there is a profusion, are in good taste and well executed. Having looked through the book I can say that it abounds in well-told narratives of the sea. It is not what might be called ascientific treatise, bat a really popular and well sustained history of many of the most thrilling incidents, adventures, &c, of sea life, from Noah, the first shipbuilder and navigator, down to the events of our own day. Young people will iiud profit and enjoyment in it, and their graver seniors interest and pleasure during their leisure hours. Its illustrations render it very suitable for presentation. W. C. OLIVER, Minister of Trinity Church, Napier, The Rev. S. Chastagnon (Catholic Priest) authorises Mr Reid to state that he thinks well of the book entitled " The History of the Sea," and that he believes it to be a very instructive publication. "The History of the Sea," by Frank B. Goodrich, L.L.D., is a work which will be perused with advantage by all, and especially by the young. Tlie facts it deals with are fairly stated, and placed before the reader in graphic language. It may be preeminently described as a ." Book for the Family," and is deserving of commendation to all who have their residences in tlie Australasian Group of Colonies. D. BRUCE, Agent of the Presbyterian Church, 404 $dW Zealand.