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Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 654, 11 February 1865, Page 2

$eto Bfoberttoerttcnt& pRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Under the distinguished patronage of COLONEL WARRE, C.B. FOR THK BENEFIT (and last appearance of) MRS. W. H. FOLEY. THURSDAY Evening next, Fobruary 16. FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY. The Duchess Mrs. W. n. Foley. A PAIR OP PIGEONS Mr. V. Web3tar and Mrs. W. H. Foley. ROUGH DIAMOND. Margery Mrs. W. H. Foley. Admission :—ss.;: — 55. ; 35. ; Is. Cd. PLEURO-PNEUMONIA. Superintendent's Office, New Plymouth, 3rd Pebrnacy, 1865. IN such cases as the owners of Cattle may report to an Inspector of Diseased Cattle, that he believes- any of his Cattle are suffering from Pleuroipneum^nia, and it is deemed advisable by the' Inspector thatsuch Cattle be destroyed, the Government will pay for the.. first five, head of Cattle so reported by the owner or owners, such price as the Inspector may after due inquiry certify to T)e the value of such animal or animals. Charles Brown, Superintendent. ' Taranaki Anniversary and Garrison Races. i NO HORSES, uot in the Province at this date, (9th February, 18G5), will be | allowed to eun at the ensuing Anniversary I and Garrison Races, on account of the Horses iv this Province not being trained, and consequently not in condition to 1 run agaiuat trained Horses. W. Percival, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. February 9, 1865. Taranaki Anniversary and Garrison Races. , | 4 MEETING of the Stewards will take A place THIS DAY, the 11th February, , 1865, at the Taranaki Hotel at 8 p.m., for the purpose of making further arrangements connected with the above Races. . W- Percival, . fion. Sec. and Treasurer. February 11, 1865. ■ gales fog &ucttaru . THIS DAY. Mr F. U. Gledhill Has received instructions from the Commissariat Department to sell by Auction at his Rooms, Devon-street, on SATURDAY, SEVERAL CASKS OF RICE Also, A quantity of GOODS more or less damaged at Air. W. McKechuey's fire, Consisting of Shawls Silk Caps Mantles Also, several boxes of plums Sale at 2 o'clock. Mr. F. U. Glcrtliill Has received instructions from Mr. Jospph Corney to sell by Auction at his residence on THURSDAY next, 15th inst., at 1 1 o'clock. mHE WHOLE of his- HOUSEHOLD 1 FURNITURE, consisting of -\ Chest of drawers, table Chairs, dresser Bedstead, clock Pots, pans, &c,, &c. Breeding sow, garden crops The COTTAGE will be to let with 'immediate possession after the sale. To Intending Purchasers of SHEEPEWES, WETHERS. Mr. F. V. Glediiill Has received instructions from Shuttleworth Brothers, to sell by Auqtion on TUESDAY, the 14th instant, at Mount Edgecomb,— ABOUT 200 SHEEP of mixed sexes, and ages, in lots as. may be decided on at sale. at "Sale." ' ' : - Sale at 3 o'clock. THIS DAY.— WITHOUT RESERVE. Great Trade Sale. Drapery, Engravings, and Fancy Goods. Mr. J. Ycius A Co. Has been favored with instructions to offer for sale by public Auction A LARGE consignment of CLOTHING Consisting of Tweed and serge suits Bedford cord trowsers and breeches Moleskin trowsers Blue flannel and serge in the piece Paper and linen collars Towels, half hose Crimean shirts, white shirts Caps, &c. Also, Three cases of ENGRAVINGS with maple frames A large assortment of clocks and Fancy Goods The goods are consigned for positive Sale. Sale at 2 o'clock. Above £20, approved bills" at 3 months. \