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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 658, 24 March 1879, Page 3

TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST OR STOLEN— A Newfoundland Puppy, black body, white tip to tail. The above reward will be paid, on giving information at the Offico of this Paper. TO BUSHMEN AND SAWYERS. WANTED— TENDERS for FALLING and FLITCH ING. Apply, SOMERVELL & Co., , Makauri Bush; "\TTANTED— BUYERS for 10 TONS W of FIRST-CLASS HAY, at £7 per ton. Apply to WILLIAM MORRIS, "Bungalow." *TTTANTED;^Fbur MEN to WORK V V PUNT,' .in ' bringinir : gravel down the river.— Apply to J. Williams. "VTTANTED by a Young Lady, a VV SITUATION as GOVERNESS. Accomplishments :— Music, Drawing, and French. — Address K. Y., Herald Office' mlB "TTXANTED.— An EXPERIENCED VV SHEPHERD for the Coast. Must be sober and well recommended. Good dogs required. — Apply to Ferris and; Pitt. ; ml3 •TTTANTED.— JOB PRINTER for : • yy Herald Office. A first-class Hand. — Apply te Manager. W "ANTED, appointment as BOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNTANT, «&c, by a thoroughly competent person. Good references. ; Apply, Office of this paper. . ■■■■-„ T. MAH OISr , Country Runner to the Poverty Bay Herald, BEGS to infonh the inhabitants of Matawhero, Makaraka, Waerenga--a-hika, Patutahi and' Ormond, that he visits each of the above districts daily, and is prepared to DELIVER PARCEI& OR LETTERS entrusted to his care, For a Small Remuneration. Settlers favouring him with Town Orders may rely upon them bejng faithfuUy and promptly executed. N. B. —Parcels or Letters called for in ToWn or Country. . . Orders left at the" Herald Office will receive immediate attention; IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF ROBERT FEATHERSTONE, Carpenter, Gisborne. THE ADJOURNED MEETING of Creditors will be held on THURSDAY, 27th instant, at the offices of Mr. BROMLEY, Gladstone Road, at 11 ■- o'clock forenoon. , * JA^IES BROTOE, •■. / . . ■> • , ' Trustee. GISBORNE RIFLES. MEMBERS are reminded that the INSPECTION PARADE will be held, on THURSDAY NEXT, 27th instant, at 7 p. m. It is necessary that all members should attend ; those who cannot must send in their arms to Sergeant WARREN, on or the Inspecting Officer will deduct the value from Capitation Return. .' . Meeting after Parade, for election of Lieutenant. •••■ • G. J. WINTER, ...... v '. '.. „. Captain Commanding. ,FQR NAPIER AND WELLINGTON r a&p k riIHE.,N.Z.S.S. Co.'s '-•''• 'J-r^m)_\V^_fsSy "•-. Bcr Q' v,r steamer RANGATIRA, Captain Evans, will steam for the above .._ ijorta on • , : . " TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), March 25. ■ ;w at:s p.ra r . Weather and other circumstances permitting. " ' ' The last Boat leaves at 4. 30 o'clock. Passengers to and from the port bf Gisborne wiH be landed aiid embarked 'fre'b of charge; Nb cargo received on board unless ' previously booked at the agents' office. For freight or passage apply to : -fi. : Graham & Co., « UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND „/. (limited) . • I . r | THE above Company , J^R.ttk X . .will despatch Steamers Tffk^k as ""under, (weather and •jjEftl|ft&gjfr other circumstances per"^Bßklßma^ mitting),:— FOR NAPIER, WELLINGON, LYT TELTON, AND DUNEDIN, Wanaka, Capt. McGilluray, on WED NESD AY NEXT, March 26th, at £ p.m. Last Boat at 430. FOR TAURANGA AND AUCKLAND, Hawea, Captain Kennedy, on WEDNESDAY- NEXT, 26th March, al 9a.m. Last Boat at 9. 30. SOUTHERN PORTS, HOBART TOWI. AND MELBOURNE. '■'■'' Tararua, Capt. Sinclair, on MONDAY, ' 24th MirchJ shbrtly after arrival. FOR SYDNEY,' V^A TAURANGA AND AUCKLAND, Rotorua, Capt. Carey, on SUNDAY, March :30th, shortly after arrival from Southern Ports. Plans of Saloon and; Second Cabin . ban be seen, and all necessary information given, at the Agent's Office. •No cargo received on board unlesi Passengers with luggage should, seno it to the lighter on the afternoon of tht . day before sailing. , previously booked at the agents' office. For freight or passage, apply to "' Graham & Co., Agents.