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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 857, 13 July 1867, Page 2

Sales by Mr. Lyndon. LAND AUCTION SALE. Wednesday, July 17AT THE '.M"/A R T. MR. EDWARD LYNDON las received inetructioaa to dispose of by public auotion (if not previously treated for by private contract) — TIHAT SECTION of LAND, situate at the X corner of Napier Terrace and Milton •oad, containing $ of an Acre, all fenced in, iogether with a comfortable well-built 3OTTAGE, the property of Mr. P. Flanagan. Also, — Town Seotion 201, Emerson-street, immedi* itely opposite the rosidence of H. S. Tiffen, Ssq,, containing a substantial four-roomed DWELLING-HOUSE, the property of Mr. r. A. Turner. The Land is under lease for a period of years from the Government at a imail yearly rental. HAMPDEN— Town Section No. 169 CLYDE, Wairoa-Ditto 549, 560 HAVELOOK-Ditto 35, 39, 69 Terms at Sale. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. EDWARD LYNDON, }5 Auctioneer. Sales by Smith, Peacock & Co. Friday, the 26th JulySMITH, PEACOCK & CO. Have received instructions to Bell by auction, at their Yards, Meanee, as above, — | ABOUT 50 HEAD of CATTLE, con-' sisting of about— 25 Heifers, 1 to 2 years old 25 Steers, ditto ditto 1 bay Draught Horse, 6 years old 1 ditto ditto, aged 1 chestnut Draught Mare, 6 years 1 roan ditto, 6 years 1 Colt (by Conqueror), 3 years 1 good saddle Hack, 5 years 1 black Colt (by The Bishop), 3 years 1 Tip Dray and Shaft Harness. The above Cattle have been selected with oare, from a large herd } and the Heifers are well worthy the attention of breeders. SMITH, PEACOCK & Co., 201 ' Auctioneers. Wednesday, the 17th July. SMITH, PEACOCK & CO. Are favored with instructions from T. Tanner Esq., to sell by auction as above,— A DRAUGHT of Superior HORSES comprising — Saddle Horees One Lady's Hack Yearlings and Two-year-olda, by The Bishop. Without Reserve, SMITH, PEACOCK & Co., Auctioneers. Meanee, July 12, 1867. 202 CHRISTIANITY among tub NEW ZEA\J LANDERS, by the Right Rev. William Williams, D.0.L., JUishop of Waiapu, with six illustrations. Note. — A large portion of information contained in this work, has been gathered from the publications of the Church Missionary Society, and much from personal observation. The Drawings by the Rev. J. Kinder and the Rev. T. B. Hutton. Just arrived and for sale at the Napier Book and Stationery Warehouse, price, Bs. TMPQUNDED AT WAIPUKURAU— July 8, 1866. Large bay Mare, long tail, branded near shoulder indistinct Bay Filly, two white hind feet, long tail, white nose, small white streak on forehead, branded under the saddle off side indistinct. If not claimed and all expenses paid before the 29th July, will be sold at noon that day. W. GOODWIN, 204 Poundkeeper. nnHE undersigned begs to acquaint the JL public that he has a large PADDOCK laid down in English Grass, and plenty of water. PATRICK MORONEY, Waipawa Hotel, Waipawa. July 11, 1867. 205 NOTICE; THE Undersigned begs to intimate to the public of Napier and suburbs, that he has taken the BAKERY BUSINESS, of late carried on by John Casey, H astings-street, and hopes, by attentipn to the wants of his customers, and supplying a good artiole, to receive a share of their patronage. JOHN T. JOHNSON. Napier, July 13, 18G7. 206 WANTED, a SITUATION, by a Man and his Wife, without encumbrance. Wife can cook, and Man make himself gene* rally useful. Address J. D., Hebald office. 199 WANTED, an experienced SHEPHERD. A man with a good dog preferred. — Apply at the Btation of the undersigned. WHITMORE & M'NEILL. Rissington, July 10, 1867. 200 WANTED, by a middle-aged single man, a Situation as PLOUGHMAN upon a farm. Can do Carpenter's Work and make himself generally useful. Address A.S., Post Office, 209 Hampden.