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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 818, 15 January 1867, Page 1

Sheep. For Sale,^ .. QA A RAMS, soi% of which 1 tJ\J\J are out of selected * mSB&JT Ewes bred by the late Col. Nixon. * •jDL«kJU» i The Rams are all got by Lincoln Rains (some of which clipped eighteen pounds of wool this year), imported by the undersigned from Mr. Kirkham's qelebrated flock, " whose let in September last realised £2617, > some single Rams letting as high as £105 each. MATTHEW HILL. Rosemount, Tutaekuri, Dec. 28, 1866. 26 For Sale, KA A EWE S , 2, 4, 6 & 8-TOOTH OUU 250 ditto Lambs 250 Wether di^P If required, delivery can be given at Wairoa. 326 Sheep— a mixed fkwk; . 63 MATTHEW HILL. L , .^^ it m—-7.~r Sheep"/^; '■- Wanted to Sell or Place on Terms, A C\f\ SHEEP (more or less)— a mixed I 4vJV-J Flock. For particulars, apply to W. GOODWIN. ■ Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau, Jan. 10, 1867. 250 SHEEP FOR SALE.. CMYES, of certain ages, or run out \\T ETHERS, either picked or run out E. S. CURLING. Te Koponga, Jan. 1, 1867. 200 SHEEP FOR SALE, 5 With delivery after Shearing. 1 £AA EWES — ALL AGES IDUU 1000 ditto, 4 and 6-tooth 1000 ditto, 2, 4 and 6-tooth 1000 Lambs, equal sexes 750 Sheep, a mixed flock Apply to WATT BROTHERS. Napier, Deo. 22, 1866. • 29 ' ipOR SALE OR HIRE, 50 prime Leicester Rams FOR SALE, 1000 half-bred Wethers 1000 Merino ditto 2000 Merino Ewes Delivery at once, or may remain until the Ist March, 1867. Apply to HENRY REED, Manager, Clive Grange ; , Or to JOSEPH RHODES, Napier, j December 1, 1866. 65 For Sale, FROM 1000 to 1500 full mouth EWES Delivery after shearing. Apply to JASPER L. HERRICK, Kereru, December 6, 1866. 64 Sheep on Terms. rA A EWES for SALE, to be depastured OUU on current terms. Apply to KINROSS & CO. Napier, Nov. 19, 1866. " 45 For Sale after Shearing, A THOUSAND YOUNG EWES, consisting of 2, 4, and 6 tooth, in equal quantities. Delivery to be given at Christmas, Apply to THOMAS LOWRY, Okawa, November 2, 1866, 67 HQ rpiFFEN is instructed to offer , |J, X for sale a Mixed Flock of 1535 SHEEP, now depasturing with him. The young Stock are particularly well bred. Delivery about the Ist of March, 1867. 68 Pure Bred Merino Earns for Saler pHE undersigned will dispose of the whole j_ of hid original pure bred Chantillon Merino Rams, to make room for introduction of fresh blood. May be inspected in their wool, at Homewood Station, up to the 9 10th day of December, , H. S. TIFFEN. 1 Napier, Nov. 5, 18G6. 69 Educational. IV/JTR. MARSHALL, with a view to satisfy 1 J3jL the desire which has been lately expressed for the establishment of a GRAMMAR SCHOOL in Napier, has engaged the services 2 of a competent assistant, and begs leave to - inform his friends and the pubfto that the School will re-open on MONDAY, the 28th of January, under the title of j THE NAPIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The course of instruction in the Upper School 3 will embrace Greek, Latin, French, Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and Bookkeeping, together with History, Geography, and the use of the Globes, and Penoil and. Water-color Drawing. The boys in the lower School will be taught : all the usual branches of a sound English ' education, together with Penoil Drawing, and the rudiments of perspective. TERMS:— For Day Scholars in the Upper School— £4 per quarter In the Lower ditto— £2 per quarter j Boarders— £so per annum. One quarter's notice required prior to the removal of a pupil. The following gentlemen have kindly con» sented to act as a Managing Committee : — Donald M'Lean, Esq. Joseph Rhodes, Esq., J.P, t Donald Gollan, Esq., J.P. James Anderson, Esq., J.P. Oatlands, Dec, 31, 1866. . 4 3 Mulgrave-street, Wellington. MISS HUNT'S BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Ladies will re-open MONI DAY, Feb. 4. . \ For terms, apply to Miss HUNT, Mr. t John Chambers', Te Mata, Napier. 190 I ii " fTIHE Next SHOW of the Southern Dis- * X trict Agricultural Society will be hold * at Waipukurau on THURSDAY, 14th 1 March, 1867. Future programme will appear, E. A, CARLYON, 9 141 Hon.Beo,