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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 743, 2 April 1866, Page 1

EASTER, MONDAY. G' E jST ER, A L HOLIDAY. VYTE, tho undersigned, Merchants of the City of T.T Auckland, do hereby intimate that out respective places of business will be CLOSED on MON- I DAY, the 2nd proximo, being Easter Monday. CEUICXSHAIfK, SarAET & Co. I H. & A. SirEijßAiijv & Co. ' I Abcit. Clark & Son ' Owen & Ghaham HAKKIS & Laurie Gtllfillan & Co. J. & D. CoJtKIE Lilewah & Eattbay Stone Ekothebs Waltek Graham it. "W. Dyson T. H. ItAtA HAY A HoNEYMAi/ A. JTEtnt' S. 11. SjrtTir 11. CrILLETT ThoSias Macky & Co'. Geo. Weustek D. Gbaham & Co. W. IvATTItAY Eonr. Lusk J. C. Mori:ix Niccot, & Co. Jno. AV. Pj; ap.sk A. Quautier T. W. Mabsii T. & S. Mouiiik Jenkins & Co. Btcud. Hecn's E. Pobteb & Co. S. & J. ]|. VaiiY!-: PIATJIMKIi & Fl ETCH EE KEMP'S GARDENS. ABOVE WILL BE OPEN 'THIS DAY (MONDAY), TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY NEXT. AN EXCELLENT BAND Will bo in attendance in tho NEW DANCING PAVILION, (SPLENDID T>Y DECORATED), During tho Day and Evening. OLD ENGLISH SPORTS, &C., &C., etc. Admission: One Shilling, in eluding a Refreshment Ticket. PAPAKURA VALLEY. A PUBLIC MEETING of tho Ratepayers of tho _c\. above district will bo held in tho Kchool-house, on MONDAY, the oth April, at 2 o'clock p.m., for tho purpose of deciding upon the most necessary portions of the Toads requiring repairs, and Ot'ier important business. S. H. REILLY, Secretary. March 29, 1866. PIGEON MATCH. THE Pigeon Match which was to take place at tho Flagstaff Hotel To-day, is POSTPONED until further notice. NOTICE. XMPOUNDED, by Mr. JAHEd BadleY, for trespass and damage in a crop of potatoes at Otahuhu, on March 28th, 1806 : — Chesnut saddle mare, star in face. Grey filly, blaze in face. Dark bay mare poney, black points. Bay colt, black points, branded like T on near rump. Damages, Ss. each. . If not claimed within eleven days from the date of this notice application will be made to a Justice of the Peace for an order for the sale of the abovementioned Horses, agreeably to the provisions of tho " Impounding Act, 1856." JOHN HALL, Poundkeeper. Public Pound, Oiahnhu, March 29, 18G6. CRUELTY TO AN ANIMAL. PISTOL SHOT PIERCED A VALUABLE MILCH GOAT in SYMONDS-STREET, on SATURDAY MORNING, 24th MARCH, 1866, from effects of which she, after lingering in great agony, died in about six hours ? Was it St. Georgo, Patrick, or Andrew, and why not have killed it at once, or impounded it ? TO BUILDERS. fHENDERS aro required for tho erection of an j HOTEL, Princes-street. Plane, &c., may ho seen at my office "until THURSDAY, the sth of April, when the tenders are to be delivered at 4 o'clock. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. NOTICE. TT'ITE Veterinary Surgeon who agreed to cure a JL certain Horse for £2, and who did not show face for eight days, will please ha good enough to attend to his work, and leave the mark and number of his rat-hole, and pay for this advertisement. March 30, 1866. REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY, LIMITED. THE undersigned having been appointed agents for this Company, TRANSMIT d'ELEGRAMS to England via Point do Galle or Suez. Terms may be learned on application to ; HARRIS & LAURIE, Custom-house-street.