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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 5, Issue 235, 30 November 1861, Page 1

PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS. FOR LONDON. First Ship of the Season, to arrive in time for the : MAY WOOL SALES. j^Sk r I"VHE celebrated Aberdeen clipper ffiflro- '<-■ -' "ASTERQPE," , i&iilSgigss A 1, 13 years, 1200 tons burthen, Oeobge Mitchell, Esq., Commander. This fine vessel will be ready to take oil board Wool and other produce immediately after discharging her inward cargo, and will sail for London on about the 15th December. Having^tnade the voyage from England to this port in 95 days, she is expected to arrive home at an early date. Freight on Wool,— ONE PENNY per lb. " The Asterope wasbuilt by Hall & Son, of Aberdeen, in 1859, on the finest models, and is fitted with all the latest improvements. She carries a Distilling Apparatus capable of producing 50 gallons' of pure aerated water per day, and has very superior accommodation for Chief Cabin Paßsengers. x ■ . For Freight or Passage apply to BETHUNE & HUNTER, LEVIN & Co., or to : Wm. BOWLER, SON, & Co., Agents. Wellington, Oct. 15, 1861. AGRICULTURAL RESERVE AT HAMPDEN. ~ Superintendent's Office, November 11, 1861. ■^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Heads of JLA Families and others of the Working Classes that this Reserve is now open for selection and occupation, subject to such Regulations, Price, and Conditions as the Provincial Council may determine on at its next session. - Applications will be received at this office from persons desirous tq become bond fide occupiers. Should, however, the number of applications exceed the na|j|ber of Sections to be selected from in the Reßervej^or, if two. or *BQK& persons are appli^ cants for ; the ,same . Section :- '. in such , cases ;shjßv right, of selection shall be determined by ballot on adate to be hereafter notified. J. C. LAMBTON CARTER, Superintendent. EX " FLYING FISH." ladies' boots and shoes, JROBOTTOM respectfully informs the Pub- • lie that he has just received a splendid assortment of Ladies' Boots, and both plain and fancy colors for summer wear. Napier, Nov. 23, 1861. Napier, November 26, 1861. OUBLIC ATTENTION is called to Clause 6 of XT the Dog Nuisanoe Act of the Province of Wellington, Session 4, No. 18, viz. :— " It shall be lawful for any person or persons to destroy any unregistered dog and dogs without collars being at large in streets end public places ; and for any person to destroy or cause to be destroyed such dog or dogs trespassing on his premises." It is hereby notified that, on and after the 14th December, 1861, the Police will receive orders to carry the provision of the Act into effect. C. "W. R. LaSERRE, Inspector of Police. FOR SALE, ripHAT House and Section in Shakespeare-road, A Napier, presently occupied by Mr. Jno. Robottom. For particulars, apply to Mr. W. MILLER, Carpenter, . . . . ■ Shakespeare-road. , ~Ep|~~v~ CAUTION. TpKp^blSr will be laid on our Freehold and Run, JD ;s - Petane, after this date. t RICHARDSON & TROUTBECK. Nov. 23, 1861. """ FOR SALE, T~ 1 LIGHT SPRING CART 2 Horse Drays 20 Casks Bottled Ale 1 Chest Tea R. M. SKEET, Surveyor and Commision Agent, Coote-road. Napier, Nov. 13, 1861 TIMBEE FOR SALE. ~~ 1 K C\f\Ci FEBT KAURI TIMBEE JL O } U l/ V 2 > ooo feet Totara Timber 7 12,000 Kauri Shingles Apply to P. McSWEENY, Napier. WATER. MASTERS of Vessels can be supplied with the above Article at "*" . * SIXPENCE PER HOGSHEAD, . at the premises of the undersigned, next to the Steam Flour Mill. N.B.— A good Pump and Hose. , ' JAMES SYMONDS.