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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 2, Issue 65, 18 December 1858, Page 4

WOOL SALE. JA. •'SMiEDH begs to inform the sheep grow- • -ing interest 'Of this District that he intends holding a SAKE OF WOOL by PUBLIC AUCTION on the Ist day of February, 1859. J". A. S. k already promised about 300 bales, and as this sale will be advertised in the neighbouring colonies as well as New Zealand, a large .•attendance of buyers is expected and that good ■prices will be realised. Ample Btorage will be provided at reasonable rrates. For farther particulars apply at the office, -Spitj-Napier. -Napier, iOct. 6, 1858. First Class Draught Horse NEW PROVINCE. IVTiEW PROVINCE, a Grey Horse, 3 years old, J3I stands 161 hands'high, showing great strength with light action, and fine temper, will cover a li- ;j mited number uof mares this season at Me. Febgtjson's stables, Waipureku, Sire, — the celebrated Prize Draught Horse Lincoln, Dam,— the celebrated Prize Draught Mare Jesse. ,-., ;i Terms for- the season, each, £6 6s. '! Groom'sfee 2s. 6d. j All service money to be paid on or before Ist January 1859. Owners of mares wishing to put them to New j PBOvnrcE will please make early application, as j his service will be limited to 30 mares. Jaates B. Ferguson. Waipureku, Oct. 8, ISSB. TO COVES THIS SEASON. f~YN and after FIRST OCTOBER inst., at Me. V-J Domett's station, Ngaruroro. The well known thoroughbred entire Horse ,(cight years old,) ST. S By 2Ether out of Alice Hawthobne, &c, &c. This season St. Patrick will run with his mares in a well secured, natural PAD-DOC 3t of 500 ; acres, of eikst bate :<JEABS, with a never failing : supply of water. Teems. —^£3 10s; each mare ; three or more mares the honajide property of one person £3-3s. each payable on the Ist- January 1859. ' B. D. Danyebs. Napier, Sept. 1, 1858. w a ;n t c © \ "OERSONS to contract for the beating of 70 JL ' acres of Grain, and for the erection of a ditch and dy.ee fence 2£ miles in length. Applicants will be treated with liberaEy. Also^ A man and wife, to keep a ptruiic house. Liberal wages will be.given. Apply to RICnATCDSON (SbCITAELTON. Meanee Spit, Nov. 12, 1858. ON SALE. BASS & ABBOTT'S Burton Me, Truman's X X Porter and Abbott's London : Stout in kegs containing 5 -gallons and upwards Can be strongly recommended for family use, the quality being first rate and the price moderate. T. H. Fitz&ebaed. ; Nov. 9, 1858. T. H. FITZGERALD Has on Jhand, /^RUSHED MAIZE, a very superior article \J horse bait, at 11s. "$> bushel Flour of the best quality from £22 to £24 $>•. ton I Bran 2s. "$> bushel Also A few busbels of Wanganui and Port Cooper OATS, and Wanganui HAMS and 'BACON, ■ at reduced rates. FOR SALE 3 EXCELLENT SADDLE HORSES, just ta-t rived from Wairoa. Apply to RICHAEDSON & ; CH&BLTON. Meanee Spit, ■ Nov. 18, 1858. *w a. if s & : A MAN AND BOY, who catn milk, and make ; XA. themselves generally useful on a farm. ; : Apply to ; HENRY ALLEY. Tutaelrari, Nov. 15, 1858. - j "TV/TESSRS. STUART, KINROSS & Co. ! -uLjLjbeg to call the attention of purchasers, to an of SUGARS and CORDAGE ex "Sali^ebnibe Castle," the goods having been selected '/by-themselyes aad imported direct from Manila. Napier, - • " Oct. 22. 1858.. i Children's Dresses. ' A LARGE ASSORTMENT just to hand,* and _£X on sale by ■ . ! Stuabt, Kinboss & Co. TH. FITZGERALD is a cash purchaser of , WOOL, WHEAT, CORN, and other produce j and will advance liberally oh consignments.