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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 402, 25 April 1871, Page 1

NOTICE TO MABINERS. "jyrASTEKS of Vessels trading up the River Thames beyond the Line of Telegraph, are hereby Publicly requested to give Notice both to the Harbormaster and the Officer in charge of the Telegraph Station, at Grahainstown, of the day and hour they wish to pass the Telegraph Wires, stating at the same time the height of their mast from the water's edge, so that the wires may be lowered when found necessary. Attention is called to the Electric Telegraph Act, 1865, Article 14 :—« Any person who shall wilfully injure or destroy any of the wires, cords, insulators, posts, &c, &c, shall, on conviction for every such offence, forfeit and pay a penalty of not less than Five Pounds nor exceeding One Hundred Pounds, or be imprisoned for any period not oxceeding six months." Article 19 provides for repairing the damage done. Any Master of Vessel or Pilot wilfully Injuring the Telegraph Wires after this Public Notice, will be immediately proceeded against. ALFEED SHEATH, District Inspector. Auckland, April 17, 1871. BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS HOYAI HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH HIS EXCELLENCY SIE Gr. F. BOWEN AND THE EARL OF PEMBROKE. T3 H. BARTLETT, ' PHOTOGRAPHER, CORNER OF QUEEN AND WELLES-LEY-STREETS, Auckland. BILLIARD S. A N C H OE H O T E L, QUEEN-STREET. mHE NEW BILLIARD SALOON attached X to the above Hotel, is NOW OPEN. Grentlemen desirous of a quiet game, will find this room suitable in every respect. Peivate Entbance. FEENCH DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY. CD E L'E AU, MoUNT-STEEIIT, . 7 doors from the Globe Hotel, Corner of Mount and Wakefield-streets. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, VULCAN LANE. (^AFE open from nine o'clock a.m. until J twelve o'clock p.m. First-class Billiard Saloon, with a new AtiCOCK & Co 'a Table. EDWARD PERKINS, Proprietor. pOMFORTABLE LODGINGS for One or \J Two Gentlemen.—Apply to Mrs. Jenkins, Pitt-street, the house next the Chapel.