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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 133, 7 April 1860, Page 7

V BICHAKDSON & CHARLTON Have receivjl instructions to Bell by Public * Auction, on a day to be named in a future advertisement, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, — -i f* ACRES OF RICH ALLUVIAL LAND, JLO once cultivated by the natives. Situated on the N.W. shore of the harbour of Napier, and being the water frontage to the Whareponga valley. Bounded on the western side by a very deep creek of pure spring water, on the northern ; end by a public road, and on the east by the water of the harbour, so that very little fencing indeed is required. Loaded boats can load atTiigb. water or at half flood. Distance from the Spit by water from 4to 5 miles. It is the only piece of land now to be procured on that side of the harbour < suited for an orchard or garden, as it is well sheltered by the hills. It is never flooded. So really valuable and choice a piece of land, both from its position and the richness of the soil, is, at this late day, seldom to be met with. Intending purchasers are requested to go over and " look before they buy." Title — Geant jbom the Cnows. Terms Liberal. I W. W. YATES, * "OEGS to announce that, preparatory to remov- > J3 ing from his present store, the whole of his I Fancy Stock will be sold at a considerable reduction rupon the current prices. The stock will be found to have been well selected in Bonnet and French Satin Ribbons Blonde and -other Laces Trimming Fringes Nets, Plumes Green and Blue Gossamers ■ Silk and Kid Gloves \ Riding Gauntlets I Muslin Dresses \ Collars, Flowers , ; Checked Jaceonets \ Straw and Felt Riding Hats White and Black Moreens Gala Plaids, Coburgs Chessmen, &c, &c. On Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned, ShakesDeare Eoad, MARTELL'S BRANDY, Pale and Dark, in quarter casks Rum, in quarter casks and hhcls. Geneva, in cases and half cases Old Tom in wood and bottle Port and Sherry, in quarter casks Bottled Ale and Porter Groceries of all kinds. ALEX. BROWNE, Who, in addition to the above, has just landed a large and seasonable supply of Brapery ©oods, selected, as usual, by himself. TOTARA. I rT'HE "River Mangaone being now open for floatj X ing timber, the undersigned is prepared to k> supply well seasoned heart of Totara Posts for |& fencing, to any amount, deliverable at the Mangaf one junction or at Puketapu, at the following rates. I 7 ft. 7 in. by 4 in. @ per 1000 at Junction £60 f ditto. ditto. at Puketapu £70 7 ft. 4 in. by 4 in. @ per 1000 at Junction £50 ditto. ditto. at Puketapu £60 Orders left at Puketapu will meet with prompt attention. WILLIAM BROOKS. Te Pakiaka, NOTICE. Tf^HE Annual Licensing Meeting of the Jus- _&_ ticos of the District of Hawke's Bay, for the purpose of taking into considei'ation applications for Licenses for the sale of Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Ale, and Beer, will be holden at ' the Resident Magistrate's Ofiioe. on the 17th day of April next ensuing. Notices of applications for Licenses must be delivered to the" undersigned on or before the third day of the said month. ■; JAMES GRINDELL, ': Clerk of the Bench. [ AT WEBSTER'S : fssotogss.^fh3:g eooius, j emerson street, napier: j X>ORTRAITS, VIEWS, and Copies of PORI JL TRAITS, on Paper and Glass. J H. W. being about to visit England, will take charge of Pictures to London free of expense, and A forward them to any part of the World. FO M SAL E, A Complete Set of PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS: Instructions given if required. ij H. WEBSTER. " THOMAS ATKINSON, LEATHER MERCHANT, Clothing and Provision Store, ' COMMISSION AGENT, &C. ALL kinds of Goods and ojjher Property bought and sold by Commissipn. ~# CARLYLE STREET^ (Opposite Messrs. Rich $• Frame's, Butchers) CANNON & JAMES MARSH begto in- • timate that they have commenced Business at Waipureku as Butcbers, where they hope, by keeping a good article and attention to business, to merit Public support. March 10, 1860. x EX "WILL WATCH. "■ P miMBER, FLOUR, BRAN, FURNITURE, I -X ;, "; ' - &C, — ; &0. . .. . ; I : v G-. FORESTER & Co. /