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Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 632, 10 September 1864, Page 1

New Zealand Mail Steam Service. rrHIK Inter- Colonial Mail Company's J[ First-class Steamers, are appointed to sail from Taranaki, during August and September : ' For 31 wtiukau :— P3k»3»p. - • - -" - - Sept. S3 Airedale- - - - - Oct, S For ftelson, Wellington, Canter1 bury* Otago and The BhsSl':— PlsflßSio Sept. Sl> Aircttaic, - - - - Oct. O These Steamers have superior accommodation fur Passengers at reduced fares. One-fifth Passage Money allowed on return Tickets. 20 feet luggage to each Cabin and 10 fret to each Fore-cabin Passenger. Bills of Lading and Shipping Notes may he had at the Office. All Passages to be paid before going on Board. C. Brown, Agent. Brougham-street, Taranaki, Sept. 9, 18C4. THE OTAGO FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital, £100,000. HEAD OFFICE :— S^AFFOED-STEEET, DUNEDIN. Trustees : E. B. Cargixx, Esq. |- Thomas Dick, Esq. Directors : Fredeeick J. Moss, Esq., Chairman. Son}* Cabgim-, Esq. Henry Houghton, Esq. Fiuncis Cooke, Esq. Edwd.M'Gi.asha.v, Esq. Thomas Dick, Esq. Alex. M'Kinno.v, Esq. Wir. Hepbubn, Esq. W. W. Tims, Esq. Auditors: C. H. Strket, Esq. | A. W. Mobris, Esq. Bankers .• The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor : Jajies Smitii, Esq. Marino Surveyor: r ._. _ ( ' Captain Tnoius Robertson, fort Chalmers'.' "l Fire. 1 Insurances against loss by FIRE effectt>d on every description of property. Farm Buildings and Stock, Mills, Breweries, &c, Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Shops, Stock-in. Trade, &c., &c, Marine. Time risks on first-class VESSELS at rates current in Melbourneiwd Sydney. Second-class Vessels subject to arrangementl A re-adjustment of rates for the coasting trade of New Zealand, WOOL and GOLD to England at LonP*- don rates. Forms of proposal^and all necessary information can be obtained at the Campany's Offices. Henry Houghton, Manager. Charles Brown, Agent, New Plymouth, NOTICE. : ALL Persons found trespassing on my land in the Grey and Omata districts' will be prosecuted as the law directs ; and Cattle found trespassing thereon will be impounded, and damages enforced. 26th Aug. 1864. Wm. George. ONE POUND WILL be given to any person who will bring my BROWN MARE to me. She has black points, and two largo lumps on hind leg just above the hoof, and a bit of rope round her neck ; supposed to have a foal by her side, and to be in the neighbourhood of Mangorei, or Mf . Broadmorc's bush. She is very quiet to caich. * G. St. George. ?* 2Gth August, 18G4. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTSTH JUST received at LTGHTBANDS S eJ JACKSON'S n good assortment of BOOTS and SHOES suitable for the season. Wanted— One or two pood -Journeymen Shoemakers. None other need apply but firstrate workmen. Constant employment and liberal wages will be given. Flour. Bran, and Oats. FLOUR at 365. per 100 lbs., BRAN at 10s. per 100 lbs., fine Canterbury OATS at 7s. per bushel, sacks included, may be had at the Victoria Mil], Queenstreet. Aug. 25,1864. S. Olivk'r. " £5 REWARD *"W IIKRRAS certain persons are in the W habit of CUTTING FFRRWOOD and Karaka trees on the Woodleijjh Estate This is to give notice that FIVE POUNDS Reward will be paid to any person who will give such information to the Trustees of the property as may lead to the conviction of any of the offenders. New Plymouth, SCth August, 1864.