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Taranaki Herald, Volume XII, Issue 603, 20 February 1864, Page 2

Ufcfo C. SAMUEL T)ESPECTFULLY invites inspeciiono f it his j NEW STOCK Ex • Phoebe ' and • Storm Bird,' comprising a large and varied assortment of — Hats Military Caps and Tweed Suits Mole Skin Trowsers 'Chenille Nets Plated Goods Cutlery Glass Toilet and other Ornaments Lustres, Vases Photographic Albums, &c. Feb. 19, 1864.

•'Ex * Bombay, ,' On Sale, by 0. SILCOCK, Ironmonger:— TERRY'S Breech-loading CARBINES and RIFLES Terry's Sporting Pieces Adams' (by Terry) patent Revolvers with latest improvements — *as now exclusively adopted by H.MS. War Department Revolver Ammunition for same Gunpowder, Shot, Caps Gun Furniture, &c.,g&c, &c. v Feb. 19, 1864. POSTAL. Letter Boxes Placed on Board Mail Steamers. Genera^ Pos^fßce, Auckland, 10th Feb., 1864. TCTOTICE is hereby given, that araaigeXi ments have been made for fixing a Letter Box on the poop (in such place as will be most accessible to the Public) of each of the steamers belonging to the InterColonial Royal Mail Company and the Zealand Steam Navigation Company, for the reception of Inter-Provincial Letters, prepaid by postage stamps, after mails' Sre closed at the Post Offices. G. Eliott Eliott, Secretary. NOTICE. Consulate of France in New Zealand. *mHE SUBJECTS of FRANCE residing Ji in New Zealand -are hereby informed — 1. That his Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs has created a French Consular Agency, having its seat in Auckland. "2. That Dr. Hubault has been ap-, pointed Acting Consular Agent. N.B.— The Office of the Consulate, at the residence of Dr. Hubault, Simons-street, Anekland, will be open daily from 1 to 3 p.m., Sundays excepted. Feb. 19,1864.

Town Board. t *rpENDERS are invited until noon of 1 SATURDAY, the 27th instant, as 1 - • No. 1. For the erection of a Stone Wall in Devon -street, between H. Caddy's and H. Pitt's, or the/eabouts. No. 2. For the -erection of 6 chains, more or less, of Fencing to be composed of Split Puriri Posts, 6 feet 6 inches long, 4 feet -to be out of and 2 feet 6 inches in the ground. Triangular sawn Puriri Rails, 8 -ft. x 4-in. x 2f-in. •Sawn Timber Pailings 4ft. x 3-in x 1-in., in Devon-street, between H. Caddy's and H. Pitt's orthereabouts. "No. 3. For the removal of Earth from Gover-street, near Mr Caddy's, to a spot seaward thereof. No. '4. Tor the removal o? Earth from Elliot-street, by the Devon-line, to Eliot-street, further 'inland. Particulars may he obtained from Mr. '€. Davy, Surveyor, to the Board, ac1 cording to whose directions and to whose satisfaction the works will have to be performed; N.B.— The « Tender Box ' will be at •the Office of the Board, in Currie-street, (Taranaki Institute). W. M. Burton, Secretary, Town Board. Feb. 19. 1864. Transfer of Publicans Licenses-""VfOTl-CE is hereby given, that a special J.l Meeting of the Justices of the Peace, will be bolden at the Resident Magistrates 'Court, at New Plymouth, on TUESDAY, the Ist day <of_ MARCH next, at 12 o'clock (noon x ), fortfee purpose of receiving applications for the Transfer of Publicans 'Licenses. Edward S. Willcocks, Clerk to the Bench of Magistrates. Resident Magistrate's Court, New Plymouth, 19lh February, 1864. MONEY.— Wanted to borrow, £20 or £30, for six months, for which .goud interest will be given. Address—" Fido," Post Office.