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Hawke's Bay Times, 16 September 1867, Page 2

New Advertisements. E A N E E CHUECH. ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING. ALBERT CARS will leave th.e Settlers’ Hotel and the Herald Otlice, at half-past A p.m., sharp, for Meanee Church, returning to town at the close of the meeting. Tickets for the trip (to a limited extent) will be issued at 2s each, and may be had of Mr Johx Marshall or Mr Jamls Wood. Mr Marshall has kindly offered the use of a grass paddock on his farm (within half a mile of the church and on the roadside) for all horses that may come from a distance. Saddles can also be left at the farm-house. It is earnestly hoped that friends from Napier and inland will shew, by their attendance, that they sympathise with the efforts of the settlers to place this infant church on a more secure footing than it has latterly been. i/TEANEE PRESBYTERIAN yJL CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING. The Anniversary of the opening of the Presbyterian Church, Meanee Flat, will bo celebrated by a TEA MEETING, to he held in the Church, on, the evening of TUESDAY, 17th inst. TEA at 6 p.m.—Chair to betaken at 7. In the course of the evening several pieces of sacred music will bo sung, and addresses delivered. Tickets;—3s 6d each for adults, and 2s for children, may be obtained in Napier at Mr Sutton’s, Mr Marshall’s (oiettlers Hotel), and at the Times and Herald Offices. At Meanee, of Mr Lever, Messrs Peacock, and Mr Orr, Mr Smith, and Mr Brown. OS, STAR OF THE SOUTH 10. Captain Bksdall. THIS STEAMER is specially fitted for the CONYEYANCEof LIVE STOCK, and is open for Freight to any NEW ZEALAND PORT. Aoply to WATT, BROTHERS. To-morrow, at 6 p.m.

~VTOITCE.—To Consignees of Goods per 1M New Zealand Steam Navigation Company’s Steamers. In future, Consignees will be required to pay their freights before delivery can be given of their goods, and no goods will be delivered without production of au order from the agents. All goods not removed on the lighters being discharged, will be carted and stored at the risk and expense ef the Consignee." KINROSS & CO., Agents N.Z.S.N. Co. (Limited). Estate oe Archibald addon ALD, DECEASED. ALL Claims against the Estate of the late Archibald M'Donald, are to bo renidered to the undersigned within one month from this date. Parties indebted to the Estate are requested to pay t heir accounts to the undersingned within the same period. By order of the Administrator. G. E. LEE, Solicitor to the Administrator. Napier, August 16, 1867. JJILOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR 100 Tons Superfine Silk-dressed Flour, in 50, 100, and ttUOlb bags, at PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION ! J. 11. V A UTTER Eastern Spit, 14th Jan., 1867. T7IRUIT TREES, PLANTS, BULBS, Jt. AND GARDEN SEEDS. “The GARDENS,” SURRY HILLS, Sydney, New South Walks.} JOHN BAPTIST & SON bare for Sale a large stock of Fruit Trees, Flowering and Ornamental Plants, Bulbs, and Garden Seeds, for which they respectfully solicit orders. Priced Catalogues forwarded to application. Goods packed with the greatest care. JOHN BAPTIST <t SON, Nursery and Seedsmen,