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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 19, Issue 1323, 14 May 1872, Page 3

«HOPE OF MEANEE» TENT, I.Q.R, MEANEE. \ ! J OPENlira FESTIVAL ! THE recent opening of the " HOPE OF MEANEE" Tent will be celebrated on FRIDAY, 24th of May, (Queen's Birthday), when TEA., .will be piovidetl in. LEVER'S HALL. After tea a Public Meeting.will be held, when, several addresses will be delivered by members of the Order. The proceedings v4ll be varied by. SoDgs, Recitations, &c. Tea on the tatjle at 4.30 p.m. Tickets—Adults, 2s 6deach; children under 12, Is—may be had from the Secretaries of the several Tents, at the various stores, Meanee, and at the Hawke's Bay Times office, Port Ahuriri. J. R. LEVER, Secretary. Meanee, May 8, 1872. *228 NOTICE. >ONES BOUGHT for CASH I AT J. LeQUESNE'S Coal and Timber Depot, Port Ahuriri. N.B.—The Bones must be Clean. March 15, 1872. 156 TO ARRIVE, Per Royal Adelaide, via Melbourne, (now overdue) '£ TONS No. 6 WIRE, (Ryland JO Bros.) 15 tons No. 7 Wire (Ryland Bros.) 15 tons No. 8 Wire (Ryland Bros.) 5 tons STAPLES, Nos. 6 and 7 (100 tons.) 214 WATT BROTHERS. "Dog Nuisance Act, 1871." NOTICE is hereby given that BOGS may be REGISTERED by the officers appointed under the provision* of the above Act, on and after the 10th day of May, 1872, at the following places, viz. : —• The Police Station, Napier The Police Station, Meanee The Police Station, Waipawa The Police Station, Wahoa The penalty for owning, maintaining, or having charge of a dog six months old, unregistered, is any sum not exceeding One Pound. This notice refers to dogs owned by natives as well as those of Europeans. THOMAS SCULLY, Inspector of Police, Police Station, Napier. May 3, 1872, . 224 E. SHANLY, (Late of Chris (.church), HAS the honor to inform the inhabitants of Hawke's Bay that he has taken those Premises in the rear of the Napier Club, known as *■ Peters' Coach Factory," where he intends to cany on the Business of a COACH BUILDER, IN ALL ITS BBANCHKS, and having brought with him the necessary Plant, and a large assortment of first-class materials, will be able to give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their support. F. S. has had considerable experience both in New Zealand and England, and can give the highest reterences as to ability, and respectfully requests a share of public patronage. All kinds of Carriages built to order, repaired, painted, &o. ESTIMATES GIVEN". Note the Address jfgH BROWNING-STREET, Napier, In rear of the Hawke's Bay Club. April 25, 1872. 217 /ANTED to RENT, a SMALL I PADDOCK near Napier.— Apply at the office of this paper. IS4