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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 96, 2 August 1879, Page 3

rn][E riON'VE XT ENGLISH J_ SCHOOL will re-open on the loth of August. IVicc ns formerly, for day scholars, 25c. per week. MA BRITISH CONSULATE. rpilE O' 1 ire of tho above Consulate J will he open from S a.in. til! 11 n.m., . I ui 2 p.m. till -t p.m., Sundays and i lobdays e \cepted. .!. I lines Oravks, 11.1J..M. Consul. Apia, Samoa, July til, 187!). -V K T /, I, ]■; R A C 0.. < 'ommission Minn Hants AND S1! INMNH A( 1 EXT S, Extorters or CiILONI A L J' 11 O I) U C E, Bill SHANK (QI'KKXSI.AND.) x nxT rno-Nioirr: to-night :: to--1 night::; C. BELLS ROWLING ALLEY Will he OPENED TO-NIGHT. Roll up to the International Bowling Alley To-night. 15 I’. GRIBBON begs to notify his j, friends and patrons, that ho has now started a vessel to trade between Auckland and the Friendly Islands and that all orders, freight, Ac., will be attended to by addressing to E. P, GuiliiaiN, Queen-st reel, Auckland. 15 P. GR I B B ON, Gknkrai. Commission Aoknt For the Friendly and Samoan Groups. All oidors promptly executed, by addressing E. P. Griiuion, Ouoon-st., Auckland. NEUTRAL TERRITORY REGULATION. VNV one harbouring, or concealing, any escaped prisoner, or deserter from a ship of war or merchant vessel, shall be lined not to exceed ten dollars (510), or be sentenced not to exceed 12 dav’s imprisonment. Any person aiding a prisoner to escape, or a sailor to desert from a vessel, shall be fined not to exceed s 1 11 len dollars( ~r be sentenced to imprisonment not to

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