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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10175, 3 December 1894, Page 2

MUSICTHE Misses Furlong ARE prepared to give losßons on PIANO, VIOLIN, and ZITHER. ALSO — "The Cnord Indicator" Taught- n simple method by which nnyone, without any previous Knowledge of tnunc, can learn to play aceompani mentson the piano to any song or dance in a short time. For terms apply at private residence. Queen-street. b467af WAIWAKAIHO BRIDGE. PUBLIC NOTICE is given that tho Waiwakaiho Bridge is reported to be in a DANGEROUS STATE. Drovers lof cattle are hereby cautioned against taking more than ten head across in one lot W. BEWLEY, I Chairman, Taranaki County Council. b226b I THE DIBTBIOT LAND AND SUEVEY OFFICE. New Flymouth, December Ist, 1894. "VTOTICE in hereby given, in terms of 131 section 117 of "Tho Land Act, 1885," that Geoeob Mahsom, the selector of Section 8, Block VI. Survey District of Kaupokonui, has applied to transfer the same to Joun Fkedbbiok Rookstrow. JOHN STRAUCHON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. h66ob , WAITAKA JOCKEY CLUB. OWNERS of Horsep engaged at the Waitara Jockey Club's Meeting, on Thursday next, may obtain their PASSES at 8 o'clock on Wednesday Night, at the Waitara Hotel. H. SPURDLE, a663m Secretary. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. rfiRAINS leave New Plymouth Station 1 for the Breakwater, connecting with steamers mentioned below: — I Tuesday, Decembek 4th, 1894. 5.45 a.m. — Takapuna and Gairloch. from North. 10 a.m. — Takapuna, for South. 12.30 p.m. — Mahinapua, from South. 9.40 p.m.— Mahinapua and Gairloch, for North.