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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 13, Issue 658, 22 February 1869, Page 2

New Advertisements. FOB AUCKLAND DIRECT. _ fTIHE splendid powerful JL twin-screw steamship 'JOHN PENN,' Captain Cabey, "will leave for the above Port on TUESDAY (TO-MORROW), 23bd FEB. For Freight or Passage, apply to WATT BROTHERS, Agents. Napier, 22nd February, 1869. 145 N.Z.S.N. COMPANY. FOR AUCKLAND. mHE Fine Screw Steamer . 'AHURIBI,' 131 tons, Captain FiiOWEBDAY, expected to arrive from Wellington on TUESDAY (TOMORROW), 23rd FEB, will steam as above shortly after arrival. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS & Co., Agents. Napier, Feb. 22, 1869. 146 ANTED,—A FEMALE COOK, and a BOY to make himself generally useful. Address M.M., Post Office, Napier, *4l Superintendent's Office, Napier, Feb. 12,1869. T is hereby notified for general informau tion that the following gentlemen have been appointed, under the "Vaccination Act, 1863," to the districts respectively enumerated in the Schedule hereunto annexed. DONALD M'LEAN, Superintendent. DrHITCHTNGS ... Dr Obmond Dr Russell Dr Todd Dr English ... District No. 1 ... „ No- 2 ... „ No. 3 ... „ No. 4 „ No. 5 District No. 1. All that part of the Province of Hawke's Bay lying between the River Esk and the Tutaekuri River, including the town and suburban land of Scindo Island. Disteict No. 2. All that portion of the Province of Hawke's Bay lying between the River Esk and the Northern boundary of the Province. Disteict No. 3. All that portion of the Province of Hawke's Bay within the following boundaries:— Commencing at Waitangi, following a line due West to the Tutaekuri river, up that river to the Western boundary of the Province, following the Western boundary of the Province in a Southerly direction to Mount Park ; thence in an Easterly direction to the Nor. hern boundary of the Kereru Bush, along the boundary of* the sush to the source of the Manganuku, down that river to the boundary between Messrs Mason's and Stokes' runs ; thence in a Westerly direction to. Te Aute, along the native boundary to Patangata—crossing the Tuki Tuki at Patangata to the Makara Stream, following that stream to its Bource; thence along its Southern boundary of the Waimarama Block to the gea coast, and along the sea coast to Waitangi. Disteict No. 4. All that portion of the Province of Hawko's Bay within the following boundaries : Commencing at the sea coast, following the Southern boundary of District No, 3 to the Western boundary of the Province j along the Western boundary of the Province to the Tuki Tuki river, down that river to the Tukuwaru Bush, crossing the Tuki Tuki to Tamumu; thence up the Mangamahaki to the Waiwhero, along the Waiwhero to the Omakari Stream ; following that stream in an Easterly direction to the Bridge from thence in a straight lino to the sea coast at Paoanui; along the sea coast to the Southern boundary of District No. 3. Disteict No. 5. All that portion of the Province of Hawke's Bay within the following boundaries: — Commencing at the sea coast, following the eouthern boundary of District No. 4 to the Western boundary of the Province j along the Western and Southern boundaries of the Provinco to the sea coast j along the pea coast to the Southern boundary of District No. 4. 143 MPOUNDED AT MEANEE— By H. Sladen, Feb. 9, 1869. One light roan. Mare, about 14 hands, white off bind foot, branded K P near, shoulder, T near nec^ Will be sold this day fortnight, at noon, unless redeemed. I R. D. MANEY, Poundkeeper. I feb t 10. 1869, 144 ANIFESTS (COASTWISE) on Salo at *he HAWSE'9 BAY TIMES