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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 873, 31 August 1866, Page 3

SOOTI HONG A RTJA TANGOHIA HE panuitanga tenei kia moliiotia ai fca noho to kooti wliakawa ki Opotiki a te mano to i o ngii ra o Oketopa ISG(S, hei whakawha i nga take a nga tailgate e pa ana ki nga pihi wlienua i to Takiwa o ta Sawhiti (District of Bay of Plenty), e mau nei i raro iho nei, i tangohia i runga i nga tikanga o te Ture mo te pera. (Xew Zealand Settlements Act, 1563.) TAKIWA O TE RAWHITI. Timata mai te rohe i to Ngutuawa o Waitahanui e te Rawhiti tika tonu kite Tonga, a tai noa ki to am o Tarawera, kci reira ka pik\ ka man ano, to tilii o Putanaki, ka mau tika tonu i reira, kite Rawhiti, !si te putahi—tanga o nga awa o Tauwhare, o Ohiira, mau tonu atu i reira kite Rawhiti, kia rua tekau ma rima macro te liaerenga, kei reira kawhati, ka mau atu kite pusha ote awa o Aparppara—ki te wan a. Hoiano Naku na "VTILLIAII CHARLES LYON, 3vai whakawa o to kooti whakawa whenua. Opotiki, Hurae 3. COMPENSATION COUBT. "VT"OTICE is hereby given that a SITTING of the _I_\ Compensation* court will be holdon at Opotiki, on MONDAY, tli« first day of October, and following' days, for tlio purpose of hearing and determining the Claims of persons to Compensation, en account of the taking under the authority of " The New Zealand Settlements Act, 1563," of the Blocks of Land in the ijistrict of Bay of Plouty, and hereunder described— BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT. A that Land, bounded by a line commencing at the mouth of the 'Waitalianui River, Fay of Plenty, and running due south to the Tarawera River, thence by a ftraiilit line to tho summit of i'utvnaki (Mount Edgecombe), thenoe by a straight line 'o an oasterly direction to the confluence of the J-.iver Tauwhare »nd Ohiwa, thonce by a line running duo east for twenty-five miles, thei.ee by a liuo to tho mouth of the Aparapara River in the Bay of Plenty. WILLIAM CHARLES LYON, Judge of the Compensation Court, New Zealand. Opotiki, 3rd July. BAZAAR YAIiDS STABLES. •py OESES KEPT at LIVERY, competent Grooms in charge. SADDLE HORSES DOG CARTS &.C., &e., . &c., FOE HIRE. PUBLIC NOTICE.

COALS! COALS! COALS! BEST Household Coals and best Smiths' Coals, in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest rates. POTATOES! POTATOK3! POTATOES! Sup rior sample of tlobart Town Potatoes for family nee, per ton, £-3 ; per cwt., us. 6d., or per cwt. delivered, 6s. BONE DUST! BONE DUST! BONE DUST Coarse and Fine, guaranteed free from adulteration, and of the best quality, £0 10s per ton ot bags included; per cwt., 10s. Good Feed Oats, 5s 9d per bushel; Maize, 6s Gd ; Bran, Is 9d pes bush-. 1; Uay, tis per cwt. Flour, finest Ad-laide, 22s per 103 ibs Flour, finest Chilian, 19s per lOjlbs. Bags, new and second-hand, in any quantity, AT W. J. HUKST & C O S, Queen'-etheet, (Opposite Messrs. Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.'s) N.B.—Drays proceed regularly to Maungatawhiri Creek. NEWCASTLE COAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT, VICTORIA-STREET EAST. (Foot Barrack Hill, adjoining Hardington's Bazaar Buildings), COAL, DELIVERED AT 50s. PER TON Wangarei Coal, „ 30s. ~ „ Wood „ Us. Cot do. „ 13a. 6d. „ „ Potatoes, Oats, Bran, and Maize, always on hand. A. CUNNINGHAM. "BOYAL OAK" HOTEL, CoaxEß of Cook and Chapel Streets. RTCIIARD M. HAWKE3 (late of the "Crescent Hotel,") begs to inform the Public and his friends that he has taken the above, which he intends to keep supplied with none but the very best description of Wines, Spirits, &c. Families supplied v.'ith Bottled Goods of the Choicest Quality, at the lowest possible rate.

Trial is Pkoop. AUCKLAND BONE MILL. J AND J. SOPPF/r having erected a New and • Substantial BONE MILL, with Machinery of the most modern construction, are now prepared) o receive orders for BONIS DUST, J and J-incla Bones. The above are cash purchasers of Bone in any quantities. HENDEESON & MACFARLANE'S Store, Wharf Freeman's Bay, March 16, ISRO SEWING MACHINES. WHIGHT & MASS'S SEWING MACHINES to be had at extremely low prices at CAPT. CLAYTON'S, Queen-street VVharf. These Machines are of the most simple construction, and very easy to work. They can Braid, Hem, Gather, Fell, and Embroider, and can do either the Finest Cambric Work or sew Coarse Canvas. Cottons and Needles On hand, at CAPTAIN CLAYTON'S, Queen-street Wharf. MRS. KEMP, MILLINER Alf D DRESSMAKER, BEGS to inform her Customers and the Public generally, that she has Removed from Victoriastreet, to the House lately occupied by Mr. M-ibks, in HOBSON - STREET (Three Doois from Cook-street), Whe:-e she hopes, by strict attention to business, to mi>rit the continuance of their support. 7tl. August, 18GG. ETON LODGE, HOBSON-STRE KT, AUCKLAND. MDLLE. LEMPRI J.UK receives a limited number of young Ladies, as Boarders and Day Pupils, at her residence to instruct in the usual brunches of a polite education. Gr»at attention is given to the study of the French language. Ihe accomplishments are taught on moderate terms. Ladies can attend for instructions in any separate branch of education. The mid-winter Holidays ended; Duties will be aesumeo on WEDNESDAY, July 11th. July 2,1866.