Impounded Stock. —As will be seen by advertisements, two sales of impounded horses take place at the Meanee Sale Yards during the present weik—the first on Wednesday, at noon; and tbe other on Friday, at 2 o’clock p.m.
English Mail. —The s s. * Taranaki ? is due here to-morrow from Southern Provinces, and will probably be the bearer- of the English mail via Suez. Whether the Panama portion will arrive by the same opportunity remains to be seen. Holidays. —To-day and to-morrow, being Easter Monday' and St. George’s Dayj will be observed as holidays at the Provinoial Government offices. An Example Worth Following.— As will be seen oh reference to the adve - tisement of 'Messrs W. Hague and Sons, and that of Messrs Baldwin and Higgins, the price of butchers’ meat has been considerably reduced. Could not- our bakers do something in the way of reducing the price of the “ staff of life ” ? Wp feel sure the majority of our readers will agree with Üb-'wheh we say that clearer ” have -set -the bakers' an example worthy of beihg followed. is it thatgosß when a waggpuAtdps, is the ! and yet the wagg& caihit)ii^crwittiburit?-N6we; :
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Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 1, Issue 16, 22 April 1867, Page 93
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