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Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 652, 28 January 1865, Page 4

TTo Stand «Ws Season. ftgjjJßfl "rr i m r o d— 4D^PIH9 by Nutwith; dam, Mr. Greenwood's Luna, by Phantom, ouk of Diana. Nimrrxj » rising 4 years old ; colour, boy ; stands lsl hands high. The home may be seen at the Taranaki Hotel stables. "ferms — £3 3s. ; payable on or before j the Ist February, 1865. New Plymouth, Oct. 7, 1864. To Stand this Scusoit, In the paddock adjoining Glen Almond. rfg^^^ rpHE entire draught SAMPSON will stand at the p^ovc place on Mondays and Saturdays, from 6 to 8 a.m., and 4 to 6 p.m.; at Bell Week every clternate Friday, from 3 lo 5 p.m. ; and at the farm, Omata, on Wednesdays. Sampson ia a powerful black horse, rising 4 yenra old, 17| hands high, and may be seen at the stables of the Masonic Hotel, where further particulars can be obtained. Terms:— £3; payable Ist February, 1565. . . j Groomnge 55., to be paid on first visit 7th Oct., 1804. To Stand this Season At Mr. R. Jiiry'a paddock, A^fe&*««fa A draught entire -=^rssa3s£s=r- TR.WEIjILER. He is a dapple grey, 7 years old, possessing great power, and ho"ing the best of characters as a staunch draught horse ; hns an excellent temper, and is a sure foal getter. Terms:— £3 10s. per mare, payable on Ist of February, 1865 ; ss. the groom. The above horse can be seen at BeH Block on Thursdays ; at Omata on Tuesdays; and at Mr. Jury's on Mondays and Saturdays. For further particulars apply to Stker and Jury. NORTH STAK £X«feysS?i fTIHE well-known entire IJSmvl*- NORTH STAR, r-£^^y^nr -£^^y^n^ formerly the property of the ]ate Mr. Wm. Honeyfield, •Rill stand this season^at Omata, and may be seen at the Taranaki Hotel stables on Saturdays. Terms :— £2 5a. ; payable Ist February, 1865. Apply to J. Oliver, Omata.

Harbour Department. Superintendent's Office, New Plymouth, November 15, 1864. 1111*2 Superintendent will feel obliged if j any person who has been subjected to j uncivil or improper behaviour from any one employed in the Harbour Department will immediately report the case to the Harbour Master, in "order that enquiry may be made j at once and the complaint disposed of. ! Charles Brown, Superintendent. Passengers in Harbour Boats. Superintendent's Office, New Plymouth, November 15, 1864. FltOM and after this date, persons landing from vessels in the roadstead, with the intention of returning on board, j ■will j,ay the two charges on landing; and pers&iis going on board with the intention .of re-landing, will pay both charges before going on board to the Clerk of the beach. Cbarlus Brown*, Superintendent. ~~ £5 REWABD Superintendent's Office, Sep<ember 28, 1864. f PHE above REWARD will be paid to JL any person who will give information : •which shall lead to the conviction of the j person or persons who maliciously broke the windows in the new office of the j Meteorological Observatory at Mount M'Cormick. Cham.es Bhoivv, Superintendent. riONVEYAXCE to Bell Block and \J Oraatu on and after Tuesday, 15th instant. Will leave Town for Bell Block on Tuesdays at 10 o'clock, and Thursdays for O'vnala, returning from each place at 5 p.m. 11. T. Yates. November U, 1864. NOTICE is hereby given to the Victorian Contingent of Military Settlers of Taranaki, that printed copies of the Conditions under which they embarked in Victoria (Price Gd.) can be obtained at the Office of this paper, and at Mr. Bates', Ikougham-street. Art Union of London. r TMtrc Engraving and Photographs of 1 Statuettes, &c, for 1865, may now be seen at Mi:. Ykms' Auction Room, where subscriptions wiii be received, or by J. \V. MARaUAU., - ' Honorary Secretary. New Plymouth. December 17th, 1864 TOR SALE, ~ fpO'tVX SECTION No. 002, with all X buildings erected ihereon, now in the occupation of the undersigned ; one-half the purchase money may remain on inortPossession in four months. Clt.4Ri.g9 Davy. HtU Nov., 1864.