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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 177, 3 June 1864, Page 1

CONVEYANCE OF MAILS. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office until SATURDAY, the 18th June, 1864, at 4 o’clock p.m, from persons desirous of CONTRACTING for the following MAIL SERVICE for a period of 12 months from Ist July next. WEEKLY. 1. Between Napier and Waipawa, in a two or four wheeled vehicle, drawn by not less than two horses. Lockers for the mail bags to be water tight and roomy. To start from the Chief Post Office, Napier, on Tuesday, sth July, at 7 o’clock a.m. and on every succeeding Tuesday at the same hour, and to arrive at Waipawa at 4 p.m. of the same day. The Contractor to be bound in a penalty that will enable the Chief Postmaster, at any time that the Contractor may fail in carrying out his Contract, to employ a substitute ; and that he is to Receive, Convey, and Deliver, as addressed, all such mails as may be delivered to him by any Postmaster at any Post Office on the Line. The Contractor will be permitted to carry Passengers and Parcels, provided it does not in any way interfere with the mail service. The return mail to leave Waipawa on Eriday, in every week, at 7 a.m., and to arrive at this Office at 4 p.m., of the same day. 2. Waipawa to Pop.axgahap. To leave Waipawaevery Tuesday,half-an-hour after the arrival of the mail from Napier, and to arrive at Waipukurau the same evening. Alsoto leave TeWaipukurauforPorangahau at 7 a.m., on every Wednesday morning, arriving at Porangahau at 3 p.m., on the same day. The return mail to start from Porangahau at 10 a.m., on every Thursday, and to reach Waipawa in the evening of the same day. 3. Clive to Poueerere. 4. Waipukurau to Gwavas, (Carlyon’s Station) calling at Grant’s, Lambert’s, and Duncan’s out Stations, and also (if required) at Hampden, and thence to Waipawa; to leave Te Waipukurau at 8 a.m. on every Wednesday, and to arrive at Waipawa on the evening of every Thursday. 5. Napier to Keefer, via Puketapu and Maraekakaho. 6. PuKETAPF TO WaIPFXA, 7. Te Acte to Patangata. 8. N apier to Wairoa. FORTNIGHTLY. 0. PORANGAHAU TO CASTLE POINT. 10. Wairoa to Tauranga, Poverty Bay. The Government does not bind itself to accept the “ Lowest Tender.” Tenders to bo endorsed “Tenders for the conveyance of Mails.” PETER BOURKE. Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, . Napier, May 18, 1864. NOTICE. THE THEATRE ROYAL being now completed in Stage Scenery, and lighted with a brilliant burning Colza Oil Chandelier, is now ready for engagement for Public or private Dinners, Balls, Concerts, or Thcatical performances. For terms, Apply at the Royal Hotel. Napier, May 26, 1864. TO BE LET, TW O COTTAGES, situated in Munn’s Valley, with frontages to Lucknow Terrace, well fenced in, and f acre of good garden ground attached to each; one of them well stocked with fruit trees. For terms, Apply at the Royal Hotel. Napier, May 26,1864. NAPIER SAVINGS BANK. President His Excellency tlio Governor. Vice-President James Anderson, Trustees: — James Anderson Samuel Begg John Chilton Lambton Carter Michael Fitzgerald James Burne Ferguson James Gillespie Gordon John Gibson Kinross Alexander Kennedy William Miller Accountant William Maltby John Davis Ormond Joseph Rhodes Henry Robert Russell Frederick Sutton John Alexander Smith James Mclisa Stuart John Ilelier'.Vautior James Wood John Wilkinson Thomas E. King. SUMS of one shilling and upwards are received on Deposit, for which Interest by the month will be allowed on all oven sums of £1 to £IOO, at Five per cent per annum. No interest is allowed on larger sums than £IOO. Depositors may' withdraw their Deposits in accordance with the Savings Bank Act, as follows : If not exceeding £ 5 ... 7 days’ notice. “ “ £2O ... 14 “ “ “ £SO ... 21 “ Exceeding £SO ... 28 “ Deposits may be made by and in the name o nfants. Forms for depositing and withdrawing sums of money may bo obtained on application to the Accountant. . Ofeice— Government Buildings. Hoves-of Business —Every Wednesday Evening from 6 to 8.