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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3099, 3 June 1881, Page 3

SaT.s by E. Montßith and Co HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, 4th JUNE, 1881. At 1.30 p.m. The undei-igned will sell— ft(l HORSES op various descrip--J-£ TIONS. 1 Exprr. 1 Single-seated Buggy. Also— 69 sacks Oa . 15 sacks Chick Wheat 2 tons Bran 1 ton Pollard Potatoes, Horse Carrots, etc. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers. MONDAY, 6th JUNE, At 2 n m. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF MR. T. REYNOLDS, HOTELKEEPER, OF HAVELOCK. (By order of the Mortgagees.) The undersigned are instructed to sell by Auction at the Masonic Hotel, _ piei as above that well situated and desirable property— rpHB EXCHANGE HOTEL This Commodious Hotel is splendidly situated for business, being in the centre of the Havelock township, trad immediately at the junction of the Patangata, fNapier, Te Aute, and Hastings roads. It contains— QA CAPACIOUS ROOMS, including a firstclass Billiard-room,and has every convenience attached, Artesian Well, well-stocked Orchard Vegetable Garden, Stable, Cow-shed, etc., etc., Together with— "I <T"~> ACRES Magnificent Agricultural Land, X __5 which being oentially situated and with frontage to one of the main streets, J. very valuable for subdivision for building sites. Teims at Sale. H. MOHTEITH & CO., Auctioned J. AT AUCTION. MONDAY, 6th JUNE, 1881. At 2 p m. The undersigned will sell at the Masonic Hotel, on the above date, SUBDIVISION F of Knpier To*.i 3 -tion 274, Bltuate on the 1_ ach-road, together with sroomed Cottage thereon. H. MONTEIIH & CO., Auctioneers, etc, FARM FOR SALE. 0/\f\ACRES GOOD BUSH LAND i<W _. v. in the Makaretu District. H. MONTEITH . CO., Agents. PRODUCE FOR SALE. The undersigned hold for PRIVATE SALE— OQf BUSHELS OATS 1200 bushels Malting Barley Chick wheat, Maize, and Sharps Also— Messrs Bridok and Russell's Flour (quality guaranteed), Bran, etc, delivered at any Railway Station H MONTEITH St CO., Agents. HORSE BAZAAR AND AUCTION MARKET, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. WEEKLY SALES— tjWERY SATURDAY, for Horses. Carriages, Har!i ness, Imp'ements, &c. EVERY FRIDAY for Wool, Skins, Grain, and all kinds of Farm and Station Produce. MONTHLY SALESSHAMROCK YARDS, for Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, &c, —WEDNESDAY, 22nd June. WAIPAWA YARDS, for Cattle, Ho.jes, Sheep, Pigs, &.C—Next sale, at an eariy date. Special.Saxes held "when bequTred. All descriptions of Stock bought and sold privately on commission. H. MONTEITH & CO., Auctioneers; Sales by' Kennedy and Gillman PRELIMINARY NOTICE. By order of the Chairman of the Acclimatisation Society. KENNEDY & GILLMAN Will sell by Auction (without reserve), shortly after arrival— -| Of_f_ JAPANESE TREES and PLANTS, JL consisting of 34 Varieties. selected in Japan by H. S. Tif.bn, Esq. as suitable for this provincial district. Also, 11 Wardian Cries in w.iich above are packed. Descriptive Catalogues _iy be obtained from KENNEDY & GILLMAN, Auctionee.;. FOR SALE, PRIVATELY, by the Undersigned— SEOTION 323, on the Plan of the Town of Napier, having 200 links frontage to Wellesley Road by a dept of 250 links, and containing J Acre. ■ The above is situated immediately; behind the Railway Workshop, and abuts on the siding. KENNEDY AND GILLMAN. FOR SALE. lA.ERY'S WEIGHING MACHINE, New. To weigh _wt. KENNED? & GILLMAN. JUSI RECEIVED EX "GO-.HEAD" AND FOR SALE By the undersigned— /CANTERBURY THRESH "OUTTER, In One Ponnd Pats, packed in Brine. KENNEDY & GILLMAN. Ki.NNEDY & GILLMAN STOCK, STATION, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS AND VALUATORS. AGENTS FOR— PaciPc Mail Steamship Company. Noi them Fire and Life Assurance Company. CHURCH OF S. FAITH, LAKE ROTORUA. KO TE WHARE O TE WHAKAPONO TAPU. THE REV. IHAIA TE AHU (who has stedfastly labored amidst many discouragements as an ordained Clergyman of the Church of England s'nee IS3O amongst his countrymen, tire loyal tribe of the A-awa) is very desirous of erecting a Church at Ohinemutu, where he now resides. He feels the great want of a suitable building in which the people may assemble for public worship, and he believes that tbe erection of a Church will conduce to the restoration of that decent observance of the Lord's Day and of other ordinances of religion, which has of late years fallen into too much neglect. For this sad state of things ihe natives are noi alone to blame. And now that an effort is being made amongst themselves to check drunkenness and other flagran. vices, and to return to the Faith, there is every reason that they should be encouraged and assisted in this much needed reformation. I would therefore very earnestly appeal to the English residents, and • o the many visitor and tourists who for pleasure or health frequent these beautiful lakes, to contribute towards the bailding of a commodious and suitable Church, such as will be an ornament to the new township. The Maoris will give a Bite in a commandinqr position on the shores of the lake, and as the building will be available for English services as well. . Maori, it will be of benefit to the whole community Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the Rev. Ihaia te Aim, Ohinemutu; the Venerable Archdeacon Brown, C.M.S., Tauranga; and the Right Rev. the Bishop of Waiapu, Napier; or may be paid to the account of the " Maori Church, Ohinemutu," at the Bank of New Zealand, Tauranga EDWARD C. WAIAPU, Bishop. Lake Rotorua, 15th May, 1861. Subscription List to 18th May, 1881. £ S d Collected at Maori services by the Rev. Ihaia te Ahu, Ohinemutu .. ..1100 Box at Morrison's Hotel, Ohinemutu .. 4 15 Collc.tion at Lake House Hotel after service by the Bishop of Waiapu, May 15 3 8 6 Collection at St. Barnabas' Church, Norfolk Island, through Bishop Selwyn of the Melanasian mission .. .. 800 The Bishop of Waiapu • 10 0 0 The Rev. R. W, Young, N.S.W, .. .. 50 0 A Friend, Tarawera • •• 10 0 A Visitor, Lake House ? ? 2 J. R. Tucket, Melbourne 112 A. S. Goold, Edinburgh & 0 0 W; H.Grace 1 i X J. C. R. Burt 112 Arctic"eacou Brown 5 0 0 Mrs Macdonald, Auckland 0 10 0 Mrs Chamberlayho 0 10 0 Collected at Taupo, May 25— T. B. Noble • 10 0 JohnGago.Wolkato.. .. .. .. 05 0 G.P.Donnelly .. ... .... 6 6 0 Topia Turoa ..660 m IS U