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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 184, 22 July 1864, Page 2

NOTICE. IVTOTICH is hereby given that possession has -i_x been taken on behalf of Major Whitmore of all that sawn and split timber now being floated down the Mangaone and Tntaekuri Rivers, and at this date between the Rissington Station and Woodthorpe. Mr. E. Roper is now in charge thereof, and all persons are cautioned not to deal the same except through him or the undersigned. WATT, KENNEDY, & WATT, Napier, 13th July, 18(51. NOTICE is hereby given that by Deed dated the Bth day of July, 1864, and made between Samuel Proctor, and John Rigby, of Pohui, in the Province of Hawke’s Bay, sawyers, of the one part, and me, the undersigned Samuel Begg, of the other part; the said Samuel Proctor and John Rigby, for the considerations therein mentioned, bargained, sold, transferred, and set over unto me, the said Samuel Begg, all the timber, posts, rails, and planks, and all timber cut and worked up for any purpose whatsoever, belonging to them, and wheresoever the same might be lying and being: Save and except thereout all such timber cut andfsawn upon any such section or sections of bush belonging to Major Whitmore. SAMUEL BEGG. Napier, July 14, 1864. PUKETAPU SCHOOL. THE PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE and StTBSCRTBERS, also the Settlers in the District who have not hitherto joined in this movement, and any friends of education in general, are earnestly requested to attend a meeting at Mr. lIESLOP’S house, at Puketapu, on SATURDAY, the 23rd inst, at 4 o’clock, for the purpose of resolving upon further proceedings, and making the necessary arrangements for carrying the project into effect. WILLIAM ELLISON, Convener. Springvalo, Puketapu, July 12, 1864. NOTICE. THE Undersigned bogs to intimate to the inhabitants of Puketapu and neighbouring District that ho has commenced business as GENERAL STOREKEEPER, At SPRINGFIELD, near PUKETAPU. Where he will always keep a good supply of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, Ac. CHARLES DOLBEL. THE Committee of the NAPIER ATIIE N.E UM A MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE invito applications for the post of Librarian. All information may bo obtained from the undersigned. R. W. I. CARVER, Hon. Sec. In the Supreme Court of New landMIDDLE DISTRICT. In the Petition of George Tovoy Buckland Worgan under “ The Debtor and Creditor’s Act, 1862.” “JVT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the nest JAI sittings of the Supreme Court to be holden at Nap ; er for the despatch of business under the “ Debtor and Creditor’s Act, 1862,” to take place on the 4th day of August next ensuing,-—I, George Tovey Buckland Worgan the above-named petitioner, (late of Waipuna, in the Province of Hawke’s Bay, Sheepfarmer, but now of To Wairoa, in the said Province, Native Interpreter, do intend making application to His Honor the J udgo that the conditional Order of Discharge granted to me at the last sittings of the said Court at Napier shall be made final and absolute. George Totet Buckland Worgan. To Wairon, July 15, 1864. TO ARRIVE, PER S.S. “LADY BIRD.” A VARIETY OE GARDEN SEEDS, of the best quality. R. W. I. CARVER. Milch Cows. THE Undersigned has for sale from 15 to 20 head of good quiet COWS, in calf, and some about calving. Apply to the'undersigned. F. S. ABBOTT. Napier Rifle Club. THE FOLLOWING RULES were passed at a meeting held by the Committee on the 2nd inst., and* arc published for tne information ot members:— The shooting for prizes to take place on the last SATURDAY of every three months, provided one-half the members are present, and the day favorable ; if not, to be deferred till the following Saturday. The first firing to take place on tho last SATURDAY in AUGUST. Tho amount to bo shot for to be 4-sths of tho money subscribed, The number of prizes to bo shot for to be 7 ; 6 to be of equal amount and tho 7th one-half more. Any member arriving on tho ground after the first range has been fired, shall bo disqualified for firing for any prize on that day. The Government rules to be strictly adhered to ; and one of tho Committee to bo appointed to superintend the firing for tho day. It is also proposed that every exertion shall be smade to obtain a suitable range in some locality where the safety and convenience of the public hall not be interfered with.