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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 330, 1 November 1862, Page 6

BITX 0T IST E W SOUTH fAIE 8. ' '".'.. — r-~-6 '„', ■■" ■ ' ' ESTABLISHED 1817. ' — o- — - — Capital, £760,000..;.. .Reserve Pond, £250,000 — -' — o— - DRAFTS arid Letters of Credit granted on the 'Nito Zealand, Australian, and London Branches' of the Bank, and for small .amounts, payable at the Branches of the National Bank of Ireland. Local Bills, bearing at least two good names', discounted for customers; and Drafts against. Produce shipped to or from any Port in the Colonies or Great Britain, negotiated at current rates. H. GOULSTONE, Acting Manager, Napier. Head Office .Sydney. BRANCHES. NEW SOUTH WAXES. Maitland Deniliquin Windsor Mudgee Newcastle Bathurst Tamwprth Albury VICTOBIA. Melbourne Ararat Beechworth Geelong Castlemaine Sandhurst Ballaarat Tarrengower Wangaratta Kyneton Chiltern. QtHEEKSLAinB. Brisbane Ipswiob. Toowoomba Bockhampton NEW ZEAXAND. Auckland Wanganui Christchurch Nelson Lyttelton Dunedin Wellington Invercargill. LONDON OFFICE CANNON STREET, CITY. Agencies in South Australia, Western Australia^ Tasmania, India, China, New York, Hamburgh, Ireland, and Scotland. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL £750,000. Fund £250,000. NAPIER BRANCH. DEPOSITS received and interest allowed thereon, as follows : — On Deposits lodged for 3 months— 3 per cent per an. On Deposits lodged for 6 months—4 per cent per an. On Deposits lodged for 12 months— s per cent per an. H. GOULSTONE, Acting Manager, Napier; 'SSfot $9tm, \£l fPlk_ np HE BISHOP ofOSNABURG |f^JPfe||rc» JL by Surplice out of H.R.H. Ttf rr* l^^ sister to Her Majesty, by VelooiTeems : Five Guineas each Mabe. Mares will be received on and after Ist October. N.B. — A guarantee will be givsn for two guineas estra. The Brow, Sept. 1, 1862. M A U I . \ft. f I "^HIS well-known Draught Stal1. lion will stand to cover at the TjJ f\2FW Owner's Stables this season on and I* 1... J f..<r after the Ist October. Terina, £2 10s. a mare if paid on the Ist Jan. 1863, or £3 if after that date. Mares will have the run of a paddock for one month free, and at a charge of 2s. 6d, a week beyond that period. Woburn, Waipukurau, September 1, 1862. "GAR I BALD I." *Sgfc "P| R AUGHT STALLION by S&^J^^w XJ " Cumberland," out of an W^3|i£«|^ imported mare — a grey horse, 5 fiy *,f f* years old, and winner of the first prize at last year's show in Auckland. Will stand for the season at £4 10s for single mares. — Groom's fee ss. "TEL eTgTr, A M." ThobotjGH-brbd Entire by "Ether," dam "Countess" by " Gratis "—a dark bay horse, 5 years old. Will stand for the season at £3 for single mares. Groom's fee ss. Mares left will be charged 2s. per week for paddock accommodation without responsibility. Greenmeadows, Ist Oct., 1862. TO COVER THIS SEASON. £§k HPHE DRAUGHT ENTIRE |p|iK|j YOUNG CUMBERLAND, Will run with his mares in an English Grass Pad*' dock at Kereru. A separate paddock for mares until they have foaled. TERMS :— £3 3s. EACH Itf ABE. J. N. WILLIAMS. ARAB HORSE " C I D " &S^_. TXT ILL STAND' to. cover at «fOKM|o V T Mangatarata on and after &[CTir7_ tfae lßt October. TERMS— THREE GUINEAS. On Sale hy the Undersigneds mWENTY doz. Men's Cloth and Tweed Caps A. suitable for the Summer. ' F. BUTTON. Napier, Oct. 1, 1862.