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To J. CURLING, Esq., R.M., Sir, — We the undersigned settlers of this District, repuest that you, as Resident Magistrate, will call a PUBLIC MEETING at the Royal Hotel, Napier, to consider the present DISTURBED STATE OF THE DISTRICT, &c. To be held some time during the current month, which, owing to the approaching shearing, will be more convenient to the settlers. We have the honor to be, Sir, Your Obedient Servants, Walter Ogilvy, J.P. Alex. Alexander, Joseph Ehodes, Alexander M'Lean, * R. M. Skeet, Win. Rich, James B. Ferguson, B. D Danvers, T. K. Ne.\ton, G. M. Gray. Napier, October 5, 1857. In compliance with the request made to to me in the above letter, I hereby appoint the PubJic Meeting to be held at the Royal Hotel, Napier, on the 20th of the present month, and I hope that every settler will consider it his duty to attend. John Cbrung, Resident Magistrate. TO SMALL FARMERS AND OTHERS T^OR SALE an exceedingly Choice Allotment of Suburban Land containing 75 acres more or less, pleasantly situated on the Meanee River. The section is covered with a luxuriant natural pasture of Grass and Toitoi, has never been flooded, and has the advantage of deep water carriage to and from the Port. The attention of intending settlers is particularly solicited to this very excellent opportunity for locatingthemselves near the Town of Napier, a chance seldom to be obtained. For -particulars apply to T. K. NEWTON. Napier, Oct. 5, 1857. N.B. If the entire block is not sold within one month from the date hereof it •will be cut up into three or more allotments. "" FOR SALE, A QUARTER ACRE SECTION, Town -£*- of Napier, desirably situated near the Land Office. For particulars apply to T. K. NEWTON. Napier, October 31, 1857. WOO L . 'THE UNDERSIGED is a Cash Pur- ■■■ chaser of Wool and will Advance liberally oil consignments of the same to his friends in Auckland, for Shipment, to London, or the Colonies. T. K. NEWTON. Napier, Sept. 19, 1857. STORAGE. THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to receive WOOL and GOODS, at the ron Store, Waipureka. NEWTON & BROWNE Waipureka, 29th September, 1857. ' NOTICE. OHHE UNDERSIGNED having arranged ■*• with J. A. Smith, Esq. to vacate his Store on the Spit, on the 15th of next November, will be prepared to RECEIVE WOOL there; on and after that date. T.K.NEWTON. Napier, . - " O6t. 1, 1857. iTEAM MILL, ' NAPIER. T^f^lT^GEß^Er V'a <jash *lray- • 'W^^rag^^aW. wouldi* glad to' larade' wit% parties' living^at! the Wairoa, and .t>sex jpartis %£ Hawk^'s Bay; for 'regular , supplies; -''. _ ■ . ■""_ ';' k ' \ V^'^'^'^A

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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume I, Issue 4, 17 October 1857, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume I, Issue 4, 17 October 1857, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume I, Issue 4, 17 October 1857, Page 2

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