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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 117, 17 December 1859, Page 1

FOR LONDON. Waaranted the First Ship of the Season. ~CL HPHE Fine Fast sailing A. I. Ship Jilmfcs: X "HASTINGS," 595 tons register. ~Jj/mlm&'- This'splendid vessel has commenced mCiw loading, and the greater portion of her cargo being engaged, she wiU positively sail early in January iB6O. Cargo will be taken on board whenever it is sent alongside, and freight of any description addressed to the care of the Undersigned for shipment will be received and stored free of charge, and put on board on moderate terms. If possible, wool from coasting vessels will always be transhipped at once, and no expense incurred. Wool will be taken unpressed, at the low Freight of ONE HALF-PENNY f Pound, and other articles on equally reasonable terms. This Ship has most excellent accommodation for a limited number of Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage Passengers. Plans of her Cabins may be seen, and further particulars respecting rates of Freight and Passage money, &c, obtained by applying to LEVIN. & Co., JOHNSTON & Co. ; or BETHUNE & HUNTER. Wellington, Nov. 25, 1859. Just Landed ex 'Eclipse' @ Sydney, And on sale by the Undersigned, 2 CASES GALVANIZED IRON 50 Kegs Ewbank's Patent Nails 20 doz. Foster's Spades 20 " Rd mouth Shovels 20 " Sorby's sheep shears 20 Kegs White and Red lead 1 Cask Enamelled Ware 2 " Maul Rings and Wedges | I Case Fenders and Fire Irons 2 Casks Bullocks Bows and Chains 1 " " Yokes 2 Kegs Patent shot 2 Cases FFF Powder in Flasks , 2 Bales Wool Packs 2 " 3 Bushel Bags 1 " Seaming Twine , 100 Casks Bottled Ale and Porter 50 Cases Key Geneva JDKZ 10 Hhds. Rum 10 Qr. Casks Martell's Brandy 5 •< Port Wine 5 " Sherry 20 Cases Old Tom 20- " Whiskey 2 Tierces Tobacco I Case Colman's Mustard I " Coward's Blacking 3 Tons Sydney Soap 1 " Rice 2 Casks Soda Chrystals 2 a\.ns Salt 1 Hhd. Molasses 2 Cases Ground" Coffee 5 Tons Sugir Cossipore, Crystal, Java," Loaf, & Co's pcs. 5 Chests Tea 10 Half " 10 Cases Salad Oil 5 " Sardines 10 Barrels Currants and Raisins Dog Chains and Collars, Cattle Bells Screw Augurs, Cutlery E. P. Forks Chamber and Pillar Candlesticks, Picks Mattocks, Adze 3, Hammers, Accordions, Clocks Flour Cloths 25 ft. wide, Sole, C&lf and Kip Leather And a great variety of Drapery, too numerous to particularise, in an advertisement MALTBY & Co. . Napier, Dec. 1, 1859. . . ; RICHARDSON & CHARLTON j Hate received instructions from the Rev. John " Morgan to sdl by public" auction, on TUES-DA¥,-20th Dec, atthe.Gblden Fleece 'Hotel, rwt- j mediately after the great land sate on that , da v— ';. ■'■■ ' ■ ■ :\] , \ :-.,' : ;' ',' '• " -jjO DRAUGHT 1 HbRSES" AND "MARIES, XiU, just arrived Aom Otawhao in excellent con-, dition, and for positive sale on account of, the Otawhao native school. They can be seen in Mr. Munn'B paddock the day prior, to the, sale. , And, if preferred, sheep will be. taken' for' two-thirds of the purchasejmoney. ' ' These horse^are of the class, wanted for a new colony. They have the bone and. sinew, befitting the requirements of the agriculturalist or the carrier: Ere long the plough will be at work in Karanima's .reserve and .the ..other agricultural portions, of the province, and horses of this?class - will then be at a premium,. if, indeed,- they can be got at "all. .'•-,;.': : r,-.... .... •■:.: riO' : i;V, •'.:''..;,'.'.. .. "•- ; - 3 - ■ The Auctioneefs;.wp.ul«i therefore urge upon all personsinteresied the necessity of their taking adVantage of this,- one-of -the^ery -few- opportunities:thatr, present, themselves^pXreeduring 'ireally^gdbd^ draughfe.stocki .- ; . : . - r- r -;~\ '•..■ ■ :.• ,\- ■:■.'- '.- v \ i: - Several, other Horses, Draught and Saddle.'