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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 109, 22 October 1859, Page 5

E3ETENSIVE LAND SALE. . ■*■ f ., ..JOHN A- SMITH, -WlLL 'sell by' Public Auction, at Napier, ivithout i 1 reserve, oh Tuesday, November 1, at 12 o'clock, '- {{$?&& following very valuable Land — the - , : }*;^- of Hadley, Situated on the- Banks of the Waipawa River. „-i valuable property is near the' Great South — ?3™ > w^ile the high road to the Ruataniwha Plains passes through it. It has abundance of Fresh Water and Firewood. In this Township the Reserves for public purposes are extensive. The centre of a rapidly thriving District, with a large public expenditure now going on this Township, it must become one of the most prosperous Settlements in New Zealand. Also, —^ Napier Town Allotments, viz.— Nos. 212 and 213 in Emerson Street iNo: 208, adjoining the Union Bank :No. 209, on which are erected that very desirable building now in the occupation of the Provin- . cial Government as an Hospital, and let at 30s. 1 ' per week ; and that well situated Store now oc- . cupied by Mr. Browne at the same rent. .Nos. 250 and 251, in Dickens Street. Nos. 286 and 288 in Hastings Street. On the former is erected a cottage, and with every convenience, having frontage to the street of 40 ft. by a depth of 80 feet. Now let at 12s. per week. Also, on portion of same allotment, a cottage, now let at 10s. per week, with a frontage to the street of 26 feet, by a depth of 80 feet. No. 4#6,. in Waghorn Street. No. 500, in Waghorn Street, that most desirable property now in the occupation of Mr. G-reeue, fenced in, with dwelling house, stable, outhouses &c. : . Together with, — That very desirable' Suburban Farm, well situated for Dairy purposes, being compensation Applif cationjNo. 246. Block No. \£ } '5Q acres, situated on the Meanee River. ( . A nd > — A variety of other-Land, of which full particulars will be in the next .publication of the "Hawke's Bay Herald." " . S T. »'3P .a T R X C X,." ST. PATRICK, the best horse in the South Seas, (for which vide hie Pedigree) having become the property of gentlemen in Wellington, will leave this Province, unless before the return of the '"Wonga" 35 mares are promised him for the present season. Till the return of the "Wonga," "St. Patrick" will continue to stand at the farm of H. S. Tiffen Esq., Green Meadows. Those requiring his services are reqtiested to send their mares to the horse, or address communications to "St. Patrick," care of Messrs Richardson & Charxton, or Mr. Dotvnes, Golden Fleece Hotel. "St. Patrick's" Pedigeee .—"St. Patrick', by "(Ether", (vide Stud Book), out of "Alice Hawthorne," by "Operator," "Operator" by "Emilius" vide Stud Book. "Alice Hawthorne" out of "Lawrina" bred by Sir Charles Bunbury, imported to Van Diemen's Land by Mr. Kemp and sold to Mr. Charles Roberts for £1000, dam of "Sir Charles and "Lottery" both by "Gratiß." "Lawrina" was got by "Smolensko" out of "Hoity Toity" by "Highflyer" ; "Highflyer" by "Eclip B e." Fee, — £5 ss. to be paid January Ist, 1860. Geoom's Fee sb. qpONGUED and GROOVED BOARDS, 9 by X l,.and 6by 1 English Coals, £3 per ton I%ur NaiLs G. FORESTER & Co., Spit, next to Custom Home. NOTICE. i . -, ST. PATRICK having changed hands, the public notice recently published by the undersigned is withdrawn. JAMES CHAPMAN. Oct. 12, 1859. TO BE LET, A THREE ROOMED HOUSE on the Eastern Spit. Apply to W. R. MILLER. . TO BE DISPOSED OF, A TEAM, oonßisting of 8 Bullocks and Dray . coinblete. Apply at office of this Paper. PEOCL AM ATI ON. By Thomas Henrtt FitzGerald, Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay, in the Islands of New Zealand. T THOMAS HENRY FITZGERALD, ■ ■■-) Superintendent of the Province W Hawke's Bay, Do Hereby Proclaim that a SALE OF CROWN LANDS will take place at the Land Office, Napier, on Wednesday, the- 2nd day of Novembernext, at noon precisely', when the allotments of land- specified- in the schedule hereunto annexed, and which have been duly-. certified ■. by the CocGmissioner of Crown Lands on the application of intending, purchasers as not being worth I.os. per acre, will be put up, to Public Auction, at the upset price of ss. pier acre, in accordance with the Land Regulations of the 4th Wfarch, 1853, and the Additional Hegulat;oris> for the Amend-