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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12679, 12 February 1904, Page 3

TendersNAPIBE HAEBOUE BOARD. BOATS FOE SALE. TENDERS wax be received up to Noon of TUESDAY, February 16th. 1904, for various Boats, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Further particulars obtainable at Har* bour Board Office. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. * JNO. P. KENNY. 712 Secretary.

Education Board Office, Napier, February 11th, 1904. riIEACHEES to meet at 11 o’clock a.m. on SATURDAY, 13th INSTANT, at the Education Board’s Chambers, to consider the amended new Syllabus. G. T. FANNIN. 761 Secretary.

TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received at my office up to Noon of SATURDAY, 20th February, for the erection of a Cottage Residence. Duke-street, Hastings. Plans, specifications, and conditions to be seen at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 747 D. B. FRAME. Architect.

JJotUflsNOTICE. Banks in Napier and Hastings X will be closed on WEDNESUAi. 17th INSTANT (Caledonian Sports). 760 NAPIER HARMONIC SOCIETY. THE above Society will commence Practice on the 29th INSTANT. Persons wishing to join should give in their names without delay. G. C. FLETCHER, Hastings<street, 755 Hon. Sec. and Treas.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MASTEETON SHOW. FEBRUARY 16th and 17th, 1904. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets to Masterton, available for return until February 23rd, 1904, will be obtainable from Wanganui, Mangaweka, Foxton, Napier, Greytown, Te Aro, and intermediate stations, on February 15th and 16th; and from Palmerston North, Daunevirke, Greytown, Te Aro, and intermediate stations, by morning trains only, on February 17th. 754 BY ORDER. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT.

Iq the Will of EGBERT PRICE, late of Tangarewa, Takapau, Hawke’s Bay. Sheepfarmer, Deceased. PURSUANT to an order herein dated February 3rd, 1904, made by His Honour Theophilus' Cooper, Esquire, a Judge of this Honourable Court, the Creditors, and all persons having any claims against or affecting the estate, of the above-named Robert Price, are hereby required on or before the 10th day of March, 1904, to send by post prepaid to Henry Arthur Cornford, of Napier, Solicitor for Frank White, the Executor of the deceased, their Christ* ian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, tiie full particulars of their claims, and a statement of their accounts and the securities (if any) held by them, failing which their claims will not be recognised by the said Executor. Dated this 11th day of February, 1904. 11. A. CORNFORD, Solicitor for the Executor of Robert 756 Price, deceased.

rriHE Government of New Zealand hercA by give notice to holders of Government Four-per-cent. Debentures payable on Ist April and Ist May, 1904, that they are prepared to renew such Debentures for a further period, namely, to the Ist May, 1909, at the same rate of four per centum per annum convertible at the option of the holder, at any time within two years after the date of issue, into three-per-cent. Inscribed Stock at the rate of £lO6 of Stock for every £IOO Debenture. Holders desiring to renew are required to lodge their Debentures at least one month before the due date with the Sydney or Melbourne titanch of the Bank of New Zealand, or the Treasury at Wellington, and fresh Debentures, having the currency extended as above, will be issued to replace those falling due on the dates mentioned. A commission of ten shillings per cent, will be paid to Licensed Brokers upon the amount of Debentures they forward to the Bank of New Zealand for renewal. Debentures which are not to be renewed must be lodges for examination at least three days before due date. JAMES B. HEYWOOD, Secretary to the Treasury. The Treasury. Wellington, New Zealand. sth February, 1904. 730

WOODTHORPE HACK RACING CLUB. THE Stewards of the above Club will meet on the Course at 11.30 a.m, on the morning of the Races for the purpose of issuing licenses to riders engaged at the Meeting. License fee, ss. GEORGE BOGGS, 743 Hon. Secretary.

TAEADALE TOWN BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. NOMINATIONS will be received not later than Noon on TUESDAY, 16th February, for Two (2) Candidates to fill Two (2) Extraordinary Vacancies on the Taradale Town Board. A Poll (if necessary) will be taken on TUESDAY, February 23rd, 1904. Nomination Forms can be obtained from the undersigned. THOS. W. MANLEY. 692 Returning Officer. THE NORTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION). NOTICE is hereby given that all Claims against the above Company must be rendered to the undersigned on or before 29th FEBRUARY, 1904, otherwise they will not be recognised. J. SANDTMANN, Attorney for Liquidator. Napier, Ist February, 1904. 659 HAWKE'S BAY FRUITGROWERS’ COMPANY. LTD., HASTINGS. Napier: On Shakespeare-road. MR W. J. M'GRATH, Agent for the Hawke’s Bay Fruitgrowers' Company, Limited (representing all the principal Orchards in Hawke’s Bay), is prepared to supply any quantity of local-grown fruits in season, such as Peaches, Plums, Pears, Grapes, Tomatoes, etc., for bottling and jam-making, at market rates. Carefully packed Dessert Fruits a speciality. Dally Consignments from Hastings. The Trade liberally dealt with. WILLIAM G. GOULD, Secretary, Hastings. Messrs A. Simmonds and Co., Export and Shipping Agents. 532 BOROUGH OF NAPIER. i NOTICE OF CLOSING A ROAD. j NOTICE is hereby given that WEL* LESLEY-EOAD, from Sale-street to Thackeray - street, is CLOSED TO WHEELED TRAFFIC (on account of laying a new gas main) until further notice. M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Ist February, 1904. 621 PUBLIC NOTICE. £JWINQ to the Damage done to Embankments. ALL STOCK TRESPASSING on the WHARE-O-MARAENUI RESERVE will he impounded from this date. Napier. June 25th, 1903. 1144

SMALL-POX, TYPHOID, Etc., Etc. DON’T take an; risks, bnt ring «p Telephone 79, and order a bottle of C C C DISINFECTANT. In Is, Is 6d, and 4s bottles, or in i and 5 gallon tins. A. J WILLIAMS, m.p.s., QUALIFIED DISPENSING CHEMIST, NAPIEE.

THE CRY FOR WEALTH EVERT imaginable form of statistics and of argument is being produced on the one side or the other to back up or to demolish the views of Cobden or Ghamberlain. The cry is for weaiiu, wealth, and more wealth! Health is better than wealth, and the former is often endangered by drinking bad tea. Don't run needless risks, but buy Elms* hurst Ceylon Tea. which is unapproach* able for Us purity, richness, and fra* ■ranne. “ TATTERSALL’S ” Foe any inpoemation apply* A. E, EAOLETON, NAPLES, > m