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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 1, Issue 32, 1 May 1858, Page 1

WOOL SSXP FOR LONDON. rpHE splendid Clipper Ship WESTMINSTER 1500 tons, A 1, 13 years, J. Westgarth Commander, now loading wool at Port Underwood. This Ship will afterwards proceed to Port Cooper to receive a quantity of wool engaged there, and from thence to Wellington, from which Port she will sail for London on or about the 3rd of May. The passenger accommodation (first class only) is superior to that of any ship which has yet sailed from New Zealand, and it is expected she will be the fastest ship of the season. For Freight or Passage apply to Nicholson & Ridings, Nelson ; Cookson Bowler, & Co., Lyttelton ; or Wm. Bowler, Son & Co., Wellington. Wellington, March 17, 1858. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. TjiROM 200 to 300 MERINO SHEEP J- warranted free from disease will be sold a bargain if immediate application is made to the undersigned. At. the same time will be sold the RIGHT OF RUN over 1,2000 acres of good natural pasture, which are estimated to depasture 7000 Sheep. It is well bounded on two sides by water, and on the other two by a larsre Forest. The improvements consist of "a GOOD DWELLING HOUSE 22 -j- 15, and two Whares on other parts of the Run, with 3 or 4 acres under wheat and potato crops, well -enclosed. The ROAD TO AUCKLAND forms one of the boundaries and is at present undergoing extensive improvements by the General Government. Immediate possession can be given. The distance from Napier s about 26 miles. Apply to John Alexander Smith, or to Newton and Browne. APPLE TREES. A FEW CHOICE YOUNG TREES for sale, of superior qualities — among which are some new highly -approved longkeeping sorts ; also a few large trees in full, bearing. An early applanation is necessary. Apply to Messrs. Newton & Browne, Napier ; or to W. COLE^SO, at Waitangi. PSBLIMINA2IY NOTICE. SEVERAL TOWN ACRES desirably situated in the centre of Napier, (on Suburban Sections Nos- 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, and 44,) will shortly be offered for sale as soon as the Surveyor shall have completed the laying-out of the same. Napier, March 29, 1858. ' ON SAS. B At the stores of the Undersigned. STATIONERY, comprising, — Foolscap and Post Paper, Business and fancy Note Papar, De La Rue's Envelopes all sizes, Blotting Paper, Quills and Sealing Wax Bills of Lading, And .A number of leading periodicals by the most popular Authors. J. A. SMITH.