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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 2296, 10 April 1875, Page 1

Meetings. POSTPONEMENT OF MEETING. fpHE MEETING in connection with tho X TEMPERANCE CLUB will be held in the Taranaki Institute, This Dat, tho 10th instaut, at half-past 8 p.m. 367 a 10 TARANAKI INSTITUTE. GENERAL MEETING. riIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the JL Members of tho Taranaki Institute will be held on Wednesday next, the 14th instant, at 6 p.m., to receive the Annual Report, and to elect Officers for the current year. C. D. Whitcombc, Hon. Sec. 380 a 14 Government Notices. MOA BLOCK. SALE OF LAND FOR CASH. Crown Lands Office, New Plymontb, Feb. 23, 1875. rPHE Sections of Land in tho Moa JL Block which were offered for sale on the 20th instant, and for which no bids were made, can be purchased for CASH at the Office of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, at tho opset price at which thoy were offered at the sale. By order of the Board, C. D. Wbitcomre, Commissioner Crown Lands. 220 tc TO SAWYERS. | Superintendent's Office, New Plymouth, Feb. 22, 1875. WANTED —A few SAWYERS. Apply at this Office. Fred. A. Cabringio\, Superintendent. 209 to university; of new Zealand. THE University of New Zealand will 1 hold an Examination for Scholarships, commencing on Monday, the 10th. May next. Candidates aro required to send in their names, addressed to mo .at Christchuich, so as to reach tne on or before the 15th day of ApriF. Holders of University Scholarships of 1874, aud Undergraduates of tho University are required to prosenb themselves for Examination at tho same date. Full information rnny be obtained from C. C. Barron, Esq., Government Buildings, Wellington. Henry John Tanoued, Chancellor. 349 a 10 W. STRETCH, (LATE WITH 3tß. JACKSON), BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Between Mr. Furlong's and Mr. W. R. King's, BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYiIODT H. All classes of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots made on tho premises. A good fit guaranteed. 12] 5 to WHITE HART HOTEL. MR. R. WHITE, in retiring from tho Whito Hart llotel, tnkoa tho opportunity of thankiug his friends and tbo public generally for their support duriug tho timo lie has been in business, und would,, at tbo same timo, intimate that he Las instructed Mr. Walter Stubmbt to collect all his outstanding Accounts, ;\ receipt from whom will bo a sufficient discharge for the earae. 353 to WHITE~HART HOTEL. MR. JAMES DAY BEGS to inform his friends and ilio publio that ho has taken over fiom Mr. R. Whitb thoso COMMODIOUS and WELL-K2JOWX PREMISES— the W 11 1 T E HART HOT EL, and to assure thorn that ho will use every cxiriioti to conduct the busiaess so us to merit tho pMrouage of all who favour him with their support. ! Every department in tho Hotel will bo managed with the utmost caro, and all precautions tnkon to ensure to Customers the BEST ACCOMMODATION to bo found iv any Hotel in tho Protince. 3 354 tc FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOU R. TTONEY FIELD & READ Aro soiling their Flour as under — HOUSEHOLDS, 12s. PER 100 LDS. TARANAKI BRANDED, lls. PER 100 LBS BEST STAR BRAND, 10s. PER 100 LBS. Union Mills, March 2, • 1875. 238 to NOTICE. TMPOUNDED nt the Public Pound, Lower , X Mangorei, one pair of BULLOCKS (red 1 and while), five years old ; bruuded MPo ou r off rump. This is to giro notice that if tho 5 same aro not released within twenty-one days a from this date they will be sold to pay 3 expenses. W. S. ALLEN, s Pouudkeeper, [j Lower Mangorei. March 10, 1875. 313 tc