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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 2297, 14 April 1875, Page 1

Meetings. TARANAKI INSTITUTE. GENERAL MEETING. mHE ANNUAL MEETING of the 1 Members of the Taranald Institute win be held This Dat, the 14th instant, at 6 p.m., to receive the Annual Report, and to elect Officers for the current year. C. D. Whitcombe, Hon. Sec. 380 a 14 TARANAKI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. A SPECIAL MEETING of this 1J- Society will be held in the Taranaki Institute on WEDNESDAY next, the 21st April, at 7 p.m , for the purpose of considering 1 which will be the most SUITABLE PLACE to hold the ANNUAL SHOW. Also, the advisability of Raising the Annual Subscription to the Society. J. B. Connect, Hon. Sec. " 392 a 21 Government Notices. MOA BLOCK. SALE OF LAND FOR CASH. Crown Lands Office, New Plymouth, Feb 23, L 875. THE Sections of Land in the Moa J. 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 the upset price at which they were offered at the sale. By order of the Board, C. D. Whitcombe, Commissioner Crown Lands. 220Mtc ___^^ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TARANAKI. WHEREAS by the " District Courts Yf Act, 1858," it is enacted that there shall be for every District Court a Bailiff, who shall be appointed by and hold office during the pleasure of the Judge thereof. Now, therefore, I Harry Eyre Kenxy, the Judge of the District Court of Taranaki, in pursuance and exorcise of the aforesaid power and authority, dp hereby appoint William ConiVOllt to be Bailiff of the said District Court of Taranaki at Carlyle. Given under tny hand, at New Plymouth, in the Province of Taranaki, this 80th day of March, 1875. H. Eyre Kenny, District Judge. 355 a 14 SHEEP RATE. Treasury, New Plymouth, April 8, 1875. fTHE RATE of SHEEP owned by or JL in charge of any person on the Ist of Jauuary last, is by the Scab Ordinance made payable on or before the Ist April ; after which date it may be sued Jor. Arthur Standish, Acting Provincial Treasurer.^.] 383 a 28 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. fJTHE University of New Zealand will jL hold an Examination for Scholarships, commencing on MONDAY, the 10th May next. Candidates are required to send in their names, addressed to me at Christchurch, so as to reach me on or before tho 15th day of April. Holders of University Scholarships of 1874, and Undergraduates of the University are required to present themselvos for Examination at tho same date. Full information may be obtained from C. C. Barron, Esq., Government Buildings, Wellington. Henry John Tancreu, Chancellor. 341) a 10 WHITE HART HOTEL. Mil. R. WHITE, iv retiring from tho Wliito Hart Hotel, takoß tho opportunity of tlmnkiug his friends and the public generally for their support during the time he has beeu in business, and would, at tho Bamo time, intimate that he has instructed Mr. Walter Stukmey to collect all hia out-standing Accounts, a rocoipt from whom will be a sufficient discharge for tho same. 353 to WHITE HART HOTEL. MR. JAMES DAY BEGS to inform bis friends and the public that he has taken over fiom Mr. R. White those COMMODIOUS and WELL-KSOWN PREMISES— the WHITE HART HOTEL, and to assure them that ho will use every exertion to conduce the business so as to merit the patronage of all who favour him with their support. Every department in the Hotel will bo managed with the utmost care, and all precnutious taken to ensure to Customers the BEST ACCOMMODATION to bo fouud iv any Hotel in the Province. 354 lo