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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4316, 28 May 1885, Page 4

Mr F. Algar's Notices . THE HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTY GAZETTE. nnHE undersigned has properties for sale JL in all parts of the Province, and has compiled a Gazette entitled the "Hawke's Bay Property Gazette," in which will be found a large number of properties of every description comprising : —Town and Country Residences, sections of land in Town and Country, etc. etc. The Gazette is open for inspection to intending purchasers or investors at my office Tennyson-street. Parties having properties for sale should avail themselves of this opportunity of placing them before a large number of constituents. Properties advertised when specially reg nested. F. ALGAR, Land and Estate Agent, Napier and Clive. oIT&ALfToR LEASE.—Eight Acres of Land, suitable for private residence or market garden, with large seven-roomed House, Coach-house, Stables, &c, having a frontage to river and Main road, at present occupied by James Cooper. Possession given on l'-th May. Terms and particulars on application to F. ALGAE, Property Agent FOR SALE—(lnstructed by A. R. W Lascelles, Esq.,) that delightfully situated property in West Clive on the banks of the Ngaruroro, and fronting to Main Road, known as F. E. Hamlin's property, adjoining the residence of Sir Geo. Whitmore and M. S. Bell, Esq., (formerly Henry Lascelles'). This Property is subdivided into sections ranging from onequarter acre to three acres. For a healthy position and beautiful site unequalled in the Province, within ten minutes' walk of the Railway Station. Title—Land Transfer. Plans of the Property, and all information on application to the undersigned who will show intending purchasers ober the Property. F. ALGAR, Land and Estate Agent, Tennysonstreet, Napier, and Clive. FOR SALE—A most, conveniently situated residence, containing eight rooms and all conveniences ; gas and water laid on. The House stands in an acre of trround, in one of the best positions on the Napier Hills, surrounded by plantations of ornamental trees, shr.ibs, and flowers, with fencing and nearly half an acre of orchard, and commands an uninterrupted view of the whole district and the ocean. Further particulars on application to — F. ALGAR, Commission Agent, Napier. MONEY advanced on approved security in sums of £100, or any sums required, also sums from £1000 to £10,000, at low rates of interest. Persons having money ior investment may rely upon obtaining first-class securities for the same on application to the undersigned. F. ALGAR, Napier and Clive. EE D £ A LG A R. A West Clive and Napier, FINANCIAL, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENT. Sub-Agent for Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Money in any sum always available for investment. Office at Napier : Opposite Herald Office ETIT TTUGHES'S Coach leaves . YV . JtL the Puketapu Hotel every Morning at half-past eight, and Taradalo at quarter-past nine, for Napier, returning from Napier at 3 p.m. Fares—From Puketapu .. .. 2/- ,, Taradalo .. .. 1/Orders or Goods left at W. Elboukne's, Puketapu, and James Johnstone's, Star Hotel, will bo punctually attended to. PATE A ROYAL MAIL COACH wil leave Napier every WEDNESDAY at 4 p.m., for Kuripapanga ; leaving Kuripapanga every MONDAY, at 7 a.m., for Napier. Booking Office—Albion Hotel, whore all parcels will be punctually attended to. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Proprietor. A' "COMFORTABLE" Covered Convey- . anco leaves Tahoraito for Woodvillo every night "n the arrival of the Late Train from Napier. Travellers from Napier may thus catch the Masterton and Palmerston Coaches leaving on TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS. C. BIRSS. COTTON'S OMNIBUS LINE. ON and after MAY Ist the Time-table will be as follows: — First ' Bus leaves SPIT at a quarter to 9, leaving COOPER'S at a quarter past 9 for Spit. Next 'Bus leaves SPIT at a quarter past 9, leaving for SPIT again at a quarter to 10. This Time-table will be kept up the entire day without interval. The last Bus leaves town at 5.45 RYMER'S COACHES. A COACH will leave Puketapu every morning at 8 a.m. for Taradale and Napier ; returning from Napier for Puketapu at 3 p.m. Fares each way, 2/. Orders or Goods left at the schoolhouse, Puketapu, will be attended to. G. RYMER. ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE OF GRIFFITH'S riHAUPO "13 OVAL "jft/TAIL ROACHES. Leaves the Albion Stables at G o'clock every MONDAY MORNING, calling at the Criterion, Masonic, and Clarendon Hotels for passengers previously booked, and finally leaving the Post Office at G. 30 a.m. for TAUPO, OHINEMUTU, TAURANGA, CAMBRIDGE, AND THAMES, Arriving at Tarawera on Monday, Taupo on Tuesday, staying at Taupo on Wednesday, leaving for Ohinemutu on Thursday, arriving that night and leaving for Tauranga Friday, arriving that night Thames Saturday, leaving Ohinemutu Friday for Cambridge arriving that night, rail to Auckland from Cambridge Saturday. Special conveyances can be obtained at any time by arrangement with the Agent, who will give any further information that may be required. W. H. ELLIOTT, Agent, Corner of Emerson Street and Marino Parade, Napier. REMOVAL NOTICE. j. mTlls, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, BEGS to announce that he has removed to more convenient Premises in Emerson Street, next Hoadley's Wool Stores, and is prepared to supply the Public with all descriptions of Saddlery, Harness, Whips, Bits, Spurs, and all Trade requisites at Lowest Rates. HORSE -OOVERS, Own Make, all HAND SEWN, at the most Reasonable Prices. Note the Address — NEXT HOADLEY'S WOOL STORES GAME SEASON, 1885. rjpHE following- persons have taken out JL Shooting Licenses : — Konriek J. Hill, W. E. Griffon, J. W. Wetherow, A. W. Wctherow, J. F. Crane, Allan Alexander, J. Britten, Thomas Powdrell, Thomas Tanner, Charics Tanner, C. J. Nairn, J. Joshua, W. Battison, J. Brinson, C. A. Fitzßuy, John Wood, E. S. R. Mainwarinsr, David Shaw, W. H. Nelson, Hugh White, Thomas Simmons, l< , . Pilcher, B. Lambert, L. Mooro, Thomas Parkinson, Alfred Woods, E. C. 11. Porter, C. E. Harm or. NOTICE. ON and after this date all Accounts due to tho late firm of JOHN BICKNELL AND SONS must be paid to the Executors, whose receipt only will be recognised as a sufficient discharge. All overdue accounts must be paid forthwith. All debts owing by the late firm ■will be paid by the undersigned. SAMUEL GRAHAM, T. A. SHIRLEY, Executors. Puketapu, July 10, 1884. (