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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 865, 10 August 1867, Page 2

Sales by Mr. Jokn Stuart. THIS DAT, Saturday, the lOtfi of August, At 12 noon. MR. JOHN STUART Will sell by auction, OA OASES STEWART'S WHISKEY OU 4 quarter-casks Rum 4 cases Geneva— duty paid 60 baga Sugar— assorted in small bags 5 boxes Belmont Candles 1 ton flour— small bags 2 tons Salt • ' 8 bags Clover Seed 0 gross Sash Lines 9. kega Butter , 20 Port Cooper Cheeses Also, American Tubs and Buokefca , Olooks, Locks, Shovels Pumps, Brass Bolts, Compass Ploughs, Rope, Essences Pioklee, Raisins, Maizena, Wax Vestas Jumpers, Trowsers, fflannel Sale at 12 o'olook noon. JOHN STUAKT, 347 Auctioneer. Saturday, the 10th of August, At 12 o'olook noon. MR. JOHN STUART Will sell by auction, at his Store, Eastern Spit, without reserve, STATIONERY, LETTER BOOKS, Brass Clooks, Bell, Letter Balance, Rulers, 1 American Chair 4 vols. Hawke's Bay Herald, 1857 to 1862 Sea.,. &0., . &c, Also, 1 fiat-bottomed Boat, with oars, sails, ■. &c, complete JOHN STUART, 348 ' Auctioneer. This Day (Saturday, August 10), At noon. AT THE S PIT. MR. JOHN STUART Will sell by auction, HQ SIDES OF BAOON 10 11 Hams 4 Faces (Cured by Mr. John Sim.) JOHN STUART, 373 Auctioneer. In the Supreme Cmwt of New Zealand, Middle District. STUART & CO. v. ATKINSON. IMPORTANT SALE OF SHEEP AND STOCK, AT PETANE. On Tuesday, August 20th, At 2 o'clock, p.m. MR. JOHN STUART Will sell by auction, on the above day, by order of the Sheriff of Hawke's Bay, at Mr. ' Thomas Atkinson's Station, Petane Valley, about O AA MERINO SHEEP 3 Oows 8 eifer Calves, at foot 3 Working Bullooks, 8 years old 1 Heifer, 20 months 1 Steer, 20 months 1 bay Gelding, broken in to draught 1 black Entire, broken in to draught 1 bay Gelding Pony 1 roan Hack 1 bay Mare and Foal 1 bay Mare in foal Sale at 2 p.m., sharp. Terms and conditions at sale. JOHN STUART, 371 Auctioneer, j NOTICE. iTVWNERS of Working Bullooks, and other \J Cattle now running at Maraekakaho, are requested to remove them before the 19 th inst., otherwise they will be impounded on and after that day. ALEXANDER M'LEAN. Maraekakaho, Aug. 7, 1867. 372 [■CIRCULAR.] I NAPIER SCHOOL. Napier, August 8, 1867, I BEG to inform you, as one of the subBoribers to the fund originally raised in the year 1855 for the purpose of establishing a Sohool in Napier, that in pursuance of a resolution passed at a general meeting of subscribers, called by advertisement, on the 12th day of November last, application by petition was made in my name on behalf of the other subscribers, to the Supreme Court, praying that the said Court would direct a scheme for the distribution of the monies arising from the Fund before mentioned; and further, that His Honor Mr. Justice Johnston was pleased to order that the said petition should stand over until the nest sitting of the Court, to be held in November next, to allow an opportunity of communicating by letter to the subscribers as to the proper disposition of the said funds. I have to request that you will be good enough, before the Ist day of Ootober next, to inform me by letter in what mode, in your opinion, the said funds can be best applied, or, in the event of your having no suggestions to offer, that you will intimate to me in writing that you are willing to submit the matter to the decision of the Supreme Court, I am, sir, Your obedient servant, „ JAMES ANDERSON. The above oiroular has been forwarded by post to all subscribers whose addresses are known. All other subscribers are respeotf ully requested to aooept this advertisement as notice. 367 "VTEW BOOKS, Stationery, Desks, May X^l Periodicals, &0,, &0., Received and for sale at the Napier Book and Stationery Warehouse. ■■ y • - . • . M' N.B.—A variety of useful presents, euch as Card-oases, Tortoise-shell Purses in Moroccoftnd Russia Leather, &0., &c.