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Taranaki Herald, Volume VII, Issue 326, 30 October 1858, Page 1

For Melbourne. <V npHE schooner «b.l MARTHA, easSisaF. White, master, daily expected from Kawhia, will have immediate despatch. Apply to R. Brown.

NOTICE. FOR SALE, a London made rosewood PIANOFORTE, 6§ octaves. Apply at Mr Colson's, Cuirie street., TERMS, CAJ3II. Proposed " Taranaki' Agi'icultu* ral «& Horticultural Society." A MEETING will be held at the Taranaki Institute on Saturday, the, 6th November next, at 3 o'clock, p.m., for the purpose of taking such steps as may be necessary for the formation of an Agricultural and Horticultural Society in this Province, when all persons interested in the above object are requested to attend. P. Wilson, J. C. Neild, M.D. Robert Greenwood, W. K. Hulke, W. Bayly, , Thqs. Bayly, William King. WE, the undersigned farmers residing at Tataraimaka, feeling ourselves to owe a debt of gratitude to Richard Brown, Esq., merchant, New Plymouth, for the spirited and successful manner in which he has shown how easy it is to ship produce from the Tataraimaka block, beg to tender him this public acknowledgment of our thanks for his kind and ready response to our wishes in lately sending the Martha to load potatoes at Tataraimaka ; and to assure him that we will use our utmost endeavours to raise such crops as shall induce a repetition and continuance of this speedy means of disposing of them. James Bayly James Pearce James Hay James Climo Geo. Ginger Peter Priske Manley Dixon Philip Priske Richard Foreman John McDonald Robt. Brooks James Dingle George Pope Wm. Bayly Robert Pope Thos. Oxenham Obadiaii Silcock R. Greenwood.

To the Electors of tlie Grey and Bell District. GENTLEMEN,— Mr Hulke's resigna\X tion of his seat in the Provincial Council having occasioned the issuing of a new writ, I beg to offer myself for the seat he has vacated. At the close of the first Provincial Parliament, in which I had the honor to represent your interests, the government of the Province underwent a change that I, in common with mafiy others, hoped would bring about greater unanimity between the^ General Government and the Provincial" Government than had previously existed ; and, at the same time, facilitate the despatch of public business. The experiment has had a fair trial, and the hope has been disappointed. A general desire, I believe, prevails to re-adjust our provincial system on its original basis, and to this point I pledge myself; and, otherwise, I believe my opinions are too well known to the generality of the constituency to need further mention here. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, R. Rundle. Bell Block, 25th October 1858. Royal Military Theatre. Marslaml Hill. ON Tuesday next, 2nd November, Jerrold's much-admired Melo-drama Ambrose Gwinett. Song R. Bligh Hornpipe J. Paterson To conclude with that most amusing Farce H. B. , J. Box, Stage-Manager VIVAT itEGINA!