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Taranaki Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 400, 31 March 1860, Page 1

SHAW, SAVILL, & CO.'S Passenger Line of PACKETS &ON9ON to KEW ZEAKjAIW. TH E following magnificent Passenger Ships will sail from London at regular intervals for the different Ports of New Zealand :—: — Mataolta 3000 tons burthen. Golconda 1500 " " Wild Duck 1500 " " Avalanche 1500 " " Kinnaiid 1000 " " Traveller 1000 " " Lochnagar 800 " " Boswoith 1200 " " Reulhtra 800 " " Chris. Newton 800 " " Cath. Pemberton... 700 " " AcaUa 700 " " Eclipse 500 " " For passages, &c, apply to Watt & Sharland, Agents. General Post Office, Auckland, 3rd December, 1859. nnENDERS will be received at this Office X until the 30th April, 1860, from persons desirous of contracting for the performance of the Overland Mail Service between Wellington and New Plymouth for the twelve months commencing the Ist of July, 1860, and^ending the 30th June, 186!, subject to the following terms and conditions : — Ist. The Contractor to take the Mails from the Post Office in Wellington at Two p.m. every Monday, and deliver them at the Post Office, New Plymouth, by One p.m. on the following Saturday. 2nd. To take the Mails from the Post Office in New Plymouth at Two p.m. every Monday, and deliver them at the Post Office, Wellington, by Eleven a.m. on the following Satuiday. 3id. To take up and deliver Mails at the Post Offices at the following intermediate places, viz. : Wanganui, Turakina, Rangitikei, Manawatu, Otaki, Waikanae, Pauhatanui, and Porirua. 4th. To deliver the Wellington Mail in Wanganui every Wednesday by Three p.m. sth. To start from Wanganui for Wellington at Twelve o'clock, noon, on every Thursday. Cth. The Contractor not to be bound to carry any weight exceeding 100 lbs. Henry John Tancri.d. To the Electors of Omata. H ENTLEMEN— The present emergency ijT sweeping away all narrow lines of division, dispenses with the necessity for any ceremony in addressing you on the subject of the approaching election of a member to serve in the General Assembly for your district. In the stormy session that may be expected, we shall need men as our representatives who have the interests of the settlers here enough at heart to ensme their activity, who have a fair acquaintance with the Piovincial aflaiis and our relations to the rest of the Colony, and whose fidelity may be relied on against the temptations of interest or vanity. So far, I feel myself competent to the service, and I therefore offer myself for it. You will not look for brilliant ability in your representative, or I could not come forward. If you should give me your confidence and put me in the position to serve you, my pride and reward will be to earn that confidence in permanence. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. C. Richmond. New Plymouth, March 27th, 1860. storage" PF. HOSKIN has permission to Store , Small Packages of Valuable Goods in the BONDED STORES. Timber to be Sold. ABOUT 500 feet of seasoned Puketea Board, Bxl, and 120 feet red pine Scantling, 2x3. Apply to Mr Vbale, builder.