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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XIII, Issue 573, 30 April 1868, Page 2

New Advertisements. -*&aSfW rrfjwsrTHE GREAT CLEARING SALE MESSRS KINROSS & Go’s STORE, will bo CONTINUED THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 30th APRIL, 18GS. to commence at ELEVEN O’CLOCK SHARP. KINROSS & Co. FOR WELLINGTON. mUE screw steamer s%m&- »«v ; Captain Floweuhay, will steam for lluf aoovo Pore j; THIS DAY (THURSDAY) at j 11 o’Clock a.m. r The Ahuriri is expected to return from!; Wellington on thiturdav, 2nd Mav, audit will steam for Auckland on Sunday, 3rd ' May. i KINROSS & CO., J Agents. i Eastern Spit, April 30, IS6S. PANAMA MAIL SERVICE. FOE IAURANGAAND AUCKLAND, i u QAiiE screw steamship 1 •) ? -M, X i ‘ LOlir.) ASHLEY/ ; Captait* 11. WOESP, hourly expected to f arrive from ■'''outtu rn Ports, will steam aw' above shortly after arrival. The Company do not hold (hiuneclvcP responsible for any alteration in time of ' departure occasioned by the Honorable Postmaster-General. h KOUTLEDGE, KENNEDY A CO., !, Agents. Napier, 30th April, 1333. Meeting 1 . THIS AFTERNOON. PLOUGHING MATCH.-A Meeting A- will in; held at Mr Money's Hotel. Meaner, THIS DAY, April 30, at 2 o’clock p.m., to make arrangements for a Ploughing Match. U. S. TIE FEN, See, 11.8.A.5. Napier, April 00, ISGS. Notice. Acclimatisation society Members are requested to forward 1 tlieir annual subscription of One Guinea to the S ccvt; tiiry arul Treasurer, A collection of valuable seeds, presented by the .Messrs Carr, of JLVtatic, are ready] lor distribution among the members. Earle application is recommended. _ Members desirous of obtaining choice ; viae-cuuings in great variety are n quested to send their name? to the Secretary before the Ist day of June. H. S. TIFFEN, Secretary and Treasurer y>ro. fem, Napier, April 2d, ISGS. Canterbury. —We observe that a Mr | EchesLon has been elected Superintendent of tlic Province of Canterbury, The Govfeyor.—The Wellington Independent hears that it is likely the Go- ■ verr.or will return to Wellington about the end of May or beginning cf one. Colonial Newspaper.— The V elhngton correspondent of the Otago ' Daily Time- says The Ministerial partv i having no organ in Wellington, efforts are* being made to get up a paper by means Ml shares, to start j nor to the meetip? of the* Assembly. The circular which is being I handed round for the consideration of in-] tending shareholders, is marked ‘strictly: private and confidential,’ and, therefore, li am not at, liberty to mention details. 1 may, however, say, that its promoters aim at making it a ‘ colonial ’ paper, proposing ignore purely local questions.” The Wellington correspondent of theOatna.ru Times has the following on the subject:— “ On dit, that the Press, of Christchurch, ] is to be removed to W elhngton, where it is to be published in opposition to the ladepeudeqi,”