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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 19, Issue 1452, 11 October 1872, Page 3

United Methodist Free Church, WAIPAWA. APENIKG SERVICES. On SUNDAY, 13th October, TWO SERMONS will be preached in the above place of worship by Lhe Rev. D. Sidey, of St. Paul's Church, Napier ; anrl on SUN DAY, 20th October, TWO SERMONS will be preached by the Rev. H. B Redstone, of Napier. On each day Services will commence in the morning at 11 o'clock, and at 6.30 in the evening. A Collection will be made at the close of each Service in aid of the Building Fund. On TUESDAY* 15th October, a PUBLIC TEA will be provided in the School Room. Tea on the table at 5 o'clock. Tickets—Adults, 2s 6d; Children under 12 years, Is. After Tea, a Public Meeting will be held in the New Church, to be addressed by the Rev. D. Sidey, the Rev. H. B Redstone, the Rev. R. Taylor, and other friends. Chair to be taken by Lient.-Col. Lambert. At the Public meeting several choice pieces will be sung by the choir. 41 KAURI TIMBER! Kauri Timber! \HE Undersigned is prepared to : IMPORT to order, KA URI, from 10s 6d per 100 feet SHINGLES, from Ms 6d per 1000 Return freight to Auckland reduced 50 per cent, on usual rates. P.S.—No consignments. Being able to purchase for cash, the very best terms given to approved accounts. Port Auuriri. June 28, 1872 Til Alle Danske og Norske. V il omkorted udkomme fra Hawkes Bay Times Bogtrykkeri, en Indledning til at Lsere det engelsk Sprog, til Brugen af Danske og Norske. Udgiveren vil snart give dem fuld--Btandigere Underretning derom, T. B. Harding, " Hawkes Bay Times " Office, Port Ahuriri. PLOUGHING BY CONTRACT. ANTED, Tenders for Plough- » » ing 180 acres of land, more or less, adjoining Marsh's section, near Havelock. Apply to ARTHUR HARDING, Mount Erin. Sept. 23, 1872. 363 NOTICE. ~7N consequence of the continued L neglect of persons to register their dog«, notwithstanding the advertiseti.*>ements in the papers from the Inspector of Police on the subject, and as there appears to bo some misapprehension in regard to the requirements of the Act, the Inspector informs die people concerned, that the year is not to be computed from the date on which each individual may have registered his dog, but from January in each year, in which month after the first registration, each succeeding registration requires to be made. That the absence of a collar from the neck of a dog, though the same dog may have been duly registered, will subject the owner to the penalties of the Act. That aiter this notice, in the cases of omission to comply with the Act, recourse will be had to legal proceedings. THOMAS SCULLY. 346 Inspector of Police.