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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume I, Issue 8, 14 November 1857, Page 1

The Imported Cart Stallion ; BOLIVAR WILL serve a limited number of Mares this season at The Ferry House Stables, WAIPUREKA. Bolivar is a bright bay horse, with black points, six years old, stands sixteen hands high, with light action, great strength and good temper. He has proved himself a sure foal getter, and is a staunch working horse. Sire, "Clinker" by imported "Clinker." Dam a Lincoln. Mare, bred at Windsor, New South Wales. Terms, — Five Guineas single Mares. If three or more Mares the property of one person, £4 4s. each. Service money payable on the Ist Feb., 1857. J. B. FERGUSON. Waipureka, sth Nov., 1857. {^UpTA grass paddock for Mares sent to Bolivar. TOWN SECTIONS AND LAND SCRIP. rpHE following very desirable Sections in A the Town of Napier are FOR SALE, viz. : No. 20 — Meanee Spit " 21 do. . " 20— One Potu " 21 do. " 22 do. Also £SOO of Land Scrip, in sums to suit purchasers, from £10 and upwards. This Scrip will be available at the approaching Sale of the Aorangi Block. If desired, a portion of the price of the Town Sections may remain at interest for a certain period. For further particulars apply to T. K. NEWTON, Merchant, Napier, Oct. 30, 1857. COLLODION PORTRAITS. H. WEBSTER, Photographist— Auckland, MAY be expected, within one month from this date, to arrive in Napier, where, for a limited time, he will practise his profession in all its branches. PORTRAITS and PICTURES copied, enlarged, or diminished in size, to suit Brooches and Lockets, etc. Views and Children's portraits taken. The following dresses to be avoided — white, red, dark green, yellow, dark brown, and black coburg. Auckland, Oct. 29, 1857. /PHE UNDERSIGNED are CASH Pur--A. chasers of WOOL Or will make advances on the same consigned to their Agents in London, Liverpool, or the Australian Colonies. . Gilfillan & Co. Auckland, 25th August, 1857. CATTLE. HPHE UNDERSIGNED has for sale 12 Milch Cows 9 Heifers, and 14 Steers and Bullocks Apply to Mr. Alexander, or to Mr. Breingan, at Puketapu Farm. G. M. Gray, October 10, 1857.