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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 2, Issue 89, 4 June 1859, Page 4

i FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, Mowering Shrubs and Flower Bulbs. For Sale afWaitang-i, A FEW Ist QUALITY APPLE TREES Cherry Trees, great bearers, well adapted for a live fence, Is. each, or 10s. per doz. Peach and Quince Trees ; Ouuings-of Gooseberries, Currants, Vines (14 varieties), Elm, Roses (4 kinds), Elder, » Lilac, Yellow Jessamine, Privet, Honeysuckle, and other prized Shrubs, 2s. 6d. per doz, A few Port Philip Acacias (flowering splendidly in July), and Robinias Cones from Scotch Fir, 4s. each E. I. BAMBOO roots, Is. each, plant grows 14 feet in 1 year, well-adapted- for shelter. White Lily Roots, 2s. 6d. each Double Dahlia, and Double Dutch Ranunculus Roots Bulbs of English Narcissus, Cape Osalis (2 . kinds), Persian and Lusitanian Iris, Gladiolus (4 kinds), Watsonia, Isias, & "N. S; Wales Purple Babiana, 4s. doz., assorted ;. English Primroses, and Polyanthus several varieties, &c, &.c. gsP°Orders sent direct, or to the 'Herald' Office ; — to Mr. J. A. Smith, Napier, or to Mr. W. R. D. Ferguson, Clive, will be promptly attended to. TAT ANTED TO LEASE, A £ tp * T SHEEP STATION for the I jJ^§y? term of 5 years. -»iP3t«- A gentleman who has had many years practical experience in sheep, both in this Colony and in the old Country," and has a flock of 1,400 sheep of his own, is desirous of leasing a station on the usual terms for the above period. For particulars apply by letter or personally to Messrs. RICHARDSON & CHARLTON, Merchants, Napier. FOR SALE, -|| A A HEAD OF CATTLE consisting of 45 lUv Bullocks and Steers, and 55 Heifers and Cows, none under two years old, and all, with the esception of a very few, over three. These will be open for a few days on sale by Private Contract ; afterwards, if not sold, they will be put up to Public Auction. — Apply to RICHARDSON & CHARLTON. Napier, May 21, 1859. RICHARDSON & CHARLTON HAYING now received .their AUCTIONEERS' LICENSE for the New Province of Hawke, beg to intimate to their Friends and the Public in general that they will continue to hold PERIODICAL SALES, "of which due notice will be given, and will 'also ADVANCE upon goods consigned for Sale. Meanee Spit, May 3, 1859. npHE UNDERSIGNED have always on hand JL a first class assortment of FRENCH MERINO, Gala Plaids, Prints Calicoes, Derries, Blue Twill Parasolß Children's Dresses, Ladies' Bonnets Sewing Silk, Ribbons, Threads &c, &c.j &c. Stuabt, Kineoss, & Co. Eastern Spit, May 3, 1859. S. AARONSON lately from Geneva, T)EGS to inform the inhabitants of Napier, that J3 he has commenced business as a Chronometer fy Watch fy Clock Maker, and trusts, by skilful workmanship, and moderate charges, to obtain the support of the public. Address : — Carlyle Street, opposite the Herald office. On sale by the Undersigned, A Large Selection of GLASSWARE, consisting of Wine Glasses, Tumblers, (cut) Soda Water Glasses, Caraffes Decanters, Syrup Bottles, Butter Coolers Jugs, Sugar Basons and Cream jugs, Cruets Also, EARTHENWARE in great variety. Stttaet Kineoss & Co. Spit, May 5, 1859. TIMBER FOR SALE. A Quantity of Superior BOARDS, SCANTLING, SHINGLES, delivered at Napier. Apply to W. R. D. FERGUSON. Clive, May sth, 1859. FOR SALE SECTION No. 34, River Meanee, containing 60 acres, a_very eligible investment for capitalists. Apply to RICHAKDSON & CHAELTON. WHITE PINE TIMBER. T> OAEDS AND SCANTLING on sale by , ;... , / W. S. GREENE, ' ■ ; ' ' '■ ■'• '' ' on the Spit. SHIP (Ist & 2nd) and FANCY BISCUITS, on sale at the Shakespeare Bakery.