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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6246, 9 May 1882, Page 3

FOR AUCTIONS SEE FOURTH PAGK. Notices NOTICE. ALL -Accounts due to the firm of WISfIfART and CO., late of Dickensstreet, Napier, must be peid to the undersigned, whoso receipt will only be rocognised. Accounts remaining unpaid and not arranged for by tho end of thia month will bo Bued for without further notice. J. H. VAUIIER. Port Ahuriri, May 6th, 3SS2. 413 ME BUCHANAN would be glad to moet tho Nupier Shareholders of the Now Zealand Native Laud Settlement Company nt his room in the Criterion Ilolel, on TUESDAY EVENING, tho 9th imt., at 8 p.m. 509 TT is requested that all Accounts owing to G. V. Kemsley up to 30th of APRIL be paid on or before the 13th inst., or proceedings will be taken to recover the same. 499 NAPIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL COMPANY (Limited). "T^"OTICE ia hereby given that in purJ3l suanee of a reiolution paused at the last Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, the next Annual Sleeting of the Company will be held on the lGfch instant, in tho old Provincial Council Chamber, at 2 o'clock p.m. J. T. TYLEE, Hon. Sec. Napier, 4th May, 1882. 481 NOTICE. ANY parson found Trespassing with dog or gun on tho Okavra Estate will be prosecuted. N. E. BEAMISH. April 2fith, 1882. 394 NOTICE. POISON will be laid in all the paddocks of the Frimley Station 474 J. N. WILLIAM 3. NOTICE. ANY person trespassing in the Hawke's Bay Nursery Grounds, with dog and gun, will be prosecuted. 436 F. W. 0. STURM. POISON will bo kid on the Eparaima j East Estate. Any person found trespassing on the land with dog or gun will be prosecuted. 435 W. D. SIM 3 NOTICE. ALL persons found trespassing on the , WaitaHgi Estate after this date will be projacutod. HENRY LASCELLES Manager for tho Trustees in the Estate of R. P. Giffard. West Olive, April 25, 1882. 386 ANY person trespassing on- the Green - meadowi Station oith«r with or without dog and gun will be prosecuted. CARTWRIGHT BROWN. Greenmeadows, April 24, 1882. 376 NOTICE. ALL persons found trespassing on my Meaneo or Puketapu properties on and after this dated will be prosecuted. EDWARD DAVIS, Meanee. April 24, 1882. 371 GAME SEASON, 1882. THE following Persons have taken out Shooting Licenses : — Walter Hallett, Edmund H. Gilpin, Richard Townßend Warren, vVilliam Augustus Warres, Joseph Witherow, W. Beamish, William Y. Dennett, Alfred Giblin, Martin Collett, Edward Waddington, John Gollan, James J. Maekersey, Charles L. Maekersey, G. Piloher, Colonel Herrick. Thomas White, Frank White, Walter H. Duncan, Walter Cato, Hugh A. Duff, Frank Rich, Frederick Sutton, Arthur C. Knight. Col. White, J. I). Ormond, Cartwright Brown, Allan M. Williams, Fred. W. Williams, William Nelson, Edward Williams, Arthur Poyzer, R. P. Williams, G. T. Scale, A. B. Toll, H. M. Sanders, Alfred Meyrick, C. Morgan, G. H. M. White, J. S. Spry, H. C. Wilson, J. P. Hamlin, J. O. Evett, R. T. Walker, Robert Peckett, Geo. Pointon, S. Laird, W. R. Blythe, Sydney Johnsjton, F. Pilcher, Peter Gow, William Taylor, James K. Newton, Samuel Carnell, Ernest D. Tanner, Charles Tanner, F. H. Stevens, William Jones, H. J. Twigg, P. S. M'Lean, C. C. Murray, Robert Brathwaite, J. Heslop, E. R. Dixon, Walter Shrimpton, S. M'Ke«, W. H. Nelson, Spencer H. Gollan, James Blake, John Jull, H. Monteith, Thomas Bishop, C. A. Fitzßoy, H. Gaisford, S. Hooper, W. Broughton, George B. Smith, John Croxon, John Parsons, O. D. Kennedy, T. A. Shirley, Henry Lascellei, Allan M'Lean, St. G. Ryder, H. J. Baker, Thomas Brenson, J. F. Crane, Henry May, J. Bennett, R. Wellwood, W. "Ulick Burke, E. W. P. Porter, Geo. S. Fraser, John Elliott, George Burt, George Merritt, L. de Pelichet, William Parker, Leslie M' Hardy, John Nairn, Thomas Daulton, J. B. Goose, J. Drummond, Rev. F. E. 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