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Taranaki Herald, Volume I, Issue 44, 1 June 1853, Page 1

NO TI Y E. TFRIIS OP AIWFRTISF.MrNTS. I^HE price of Advertisements in this Paper is 2i. (id. for 8 lines of Spare — 3d. for each udditional line: — half-price (or even/ subsequent insertion. All Advertticnentt irill be inserted and charged until eounta minded / such order lo be sent to the Office in writing two days previous lo publication. Advertisements must be left al tbe Office by Monday Morning of the same ucek. SUBSCRIPTIONS. The terms of Subscription are 7s. firf. per Quarter, or 20s. per annum, payable in advance. COMMUNICATIONS. All Communications to the Editor are requested to lie addressed to the Office of the " Taranaki Herald", Devon-street, where the Paper may be obtained. AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.. OMATA— Mr. Newsham. Auckland — Messrs. Williamson and Wil«on. Whangnnui— Molars. Taylor nnd Watt. Wellington—" Independent" Office. Nelson— Mr. l'.lliot. Canterbury—" Lytlleton Times" Office. Otago — " Witness Office. BOOK AND JOB WORK, POSTING BILLS, tun kvehy oTiira onsciurrioN of printing ißxtcutetj tnttlj DropatcTj. ON IMEAT & PANSY TYPE, AT TUB OTFICE Of TH« DEVON STUEET. Sales by Auction. Mr. A. KING, /JVBNSIW AUCTIONEER AM) GENERAL COMMISSION AGKNT. , MH. A. KIJV G WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Saturday Next, June 4, AT Ho§ MAST, IiEVON-STIUr.T. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE. Sale at 2 o'clock. MB. A. KING Will nlso dispose of, by public competition, A very Powerful Chestnut MARE, well broken in forthe saddle, ai well as draught, young, being but 3 ofl, docile, and tractable. A good substantial HACK, or Pack Hor<e, stoutly made, with mild temper and gentle carriage. Also, A first rate Milch COW. N.B. — Parti< s having Cattle for Sale on Saturday next, will please forward their intention by Friday. Mr. A. Kino, as General Commission Agent for Land, Houses, Cattle and Mer. chf-ndise, intends keeping a General Register for Public Informatiou at his Auction Mart. N.B. — Ho storage charged for Merchanchandise. STEPHEN 11. NASH, SHOEING AND JOBBING SMITH, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the Above Branch in Devon Street, aud trusts by strict attention to enjoy a share of the general support.