NOTICE, TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS. I^HE price of Advertisements in this Paper is 2s. Gd. for 8 lines of Space —Zd.for each additional line :• — half-price for every subsequent insertion. All Adver- tisements will be inserted and charged until countermanded / such order to be sent to the Office in writing two days previous to pub- lication. Advertisements must be left at the Office by Monday Morning of the same week. SUBSCRIPTIONS. The terms of Subscription arc 7s. 6d. per Quarter, or 30s. per annum, payable in ad- vance. COMMUNICATIONS. All Communications to the 'Editor are re- quested to be addressed to the Office of the " Taranaki Herald", Devon-street, where (he Paper nay be obtained. The "Taranaki Herald" is extensively circulated in all the neighbouring Settle- ments, the Australian Colonies, the Cape of Good Hope, and also in the Mother Country. 8008 AND JOB 'WORK, POSTING BX&LS, AND EVBEY OTHKR DBSCBIPTrOK OP PBINTINO, M MEAT & tffoM&V TWH 9 AT THE OFFICE OP TUB DEVON STREET. AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER. OMATA— Mr. Newtiham. Auck'ana— Messrs. Williamson and Wil»on. Whangnnui— Messrs. Taylor nml Wntt. Wcllinglon—" Independent" Office. Nelson—Mr. Elliot. Canterbury — " Lyttleton Times" Office. Oiago— " Witness 1 ' Office. Sales by Auction. Mr, A. KING, LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. AGENCIES intrusted to Mr. A. Kino for the Sale of Land, Houses, Cattlo, or Merchandise, will have the additional advantage of Public Competition by Auction ai well as Private Sale, without any extra charge, thereby securing both private and public accommodation for the usual com- mission paid for private sales. MR. A. KINO WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On Saturday Next, at liia Auction Mart, Devon-street, opposite the Independent Ghapel, WITHOUT RESERVE, in <3nc Uou or as shall be determined at the Sale, ■ A LARGE, Handsome, and very Power- ful MARE (supposed to be in foal) with Harness and Cart complete. The rare occurrence of so valuable an animal, together with appendages, that may secure to the purchaser if not an indepen- dence at least a good livelihood, makes the opportunity for such an investment a mat- ter of no small interest to persons who from so trifling an outlay would reap such a re- muuerative and profitable return. The Mare is considered by the be&t judges in Taranaki to have no equal for Draught or beauty in symmetrical form. 