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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 885, 19 October 1867, Page 2

Sales by Mr- John Stuart GREAT LAND SALE. Wednesday, 23rd of October, . At 2 o'clock, p.m, ; AT THE MASONIO HALL. In the Estate of Mr. V. Janisoh. * MR. JOHN STUART Will offer by auotion, on the above day, by order of the Trustees, TOWN SECTION No. 621, Eastern Spit, with Dwelling House, Free and Bonded Stores, Stables, and Wool Shed, formerly in the ocoupation of Mr. V. Janisoh. Terms liberal. ! j JOHN STUART, 21 Auotioneer. GREAT LAND SALE. Wednesday. 23rd October. MR. JOHN STUART Will ofter by auotion, for bona fide sale, BLOCK No. 72, Waimarama Distriot, 960 aores on Messrs. Weston and Buchanan's run. Title— Crown Grant. Terms at Sale. JOHN STUART, 239 Auotioneer. Sales by Routledge, Kennedy, & CoROUTLEDGE, KENNEDY & Co. Have been instructed by Mr. H. Knox, .who is leaving the Province, to sell by publio auotion, at his Farm, Urnay, Meanee, on Friday, the 25th October, THE WHOLE of his VALUABLE BTOCK of Horses, Harness, Farming Implements, and Household Furniture, consisting of— 4 staunch Draught Horses 2 ditto Plough ditto 2 Hacks 1 Dray, with bay frame 1 Chaffcuttor 2 sets double Cart and Plough Harness Saddles and Bridles Wheelbarrows, Dairy Utensils, &c. 1 stack of Hay, 20 tons (well got up) * 1 Mahogany Chest of Drawers 1 Book-case and Books (a good colleotion) 1 ChefSoneer, Parlour Sofa, Chairs and Desk 1 Mirror 4 Lithographs, from eminent oil paintings 6 Kitohen Chairs 1 Kitchen Dressor, with shelves complete 1 Stove (Garton and Jarvis) nearly new 1 Eight-day Clook (a good timekeeper) Crockery, Glassware, Decanters, Tumblers, Cruet Stand, And a variety of Kitohen Utensils too numerous to particularize in an advertisement, Also,— • A number of good well-bred Pigs 5 owt. Bacon Also, on acoount of Mr. John Marshall, to be sold in quantities to suit purobasers, 16 or 18 aores of best Perennial Grasa Hay, now growing next paddook to Mr. Knox's farm Persons wanting a really good sample oif seed Bhould not lose this opportunity. r — Ttte~Auowoneers neecrnot Call the attention of intending purchasers to the quality of Mr. Knox's Horses, as they are sufficiently well known. Tbems :—Under £25, Cash } above that amount, Bills at three months, bearing 10 per cent, interest, to be approved by the seller. Lunch at 12 o'olook ; Sale at 1. ROUTLEDGE, KENNEDY & Co., Auctioneers. Napier, Oct. 11, 1867. 201 «—«—■———»■■— —mmm— mm— mm— mm mmmm m— mmmmmm mmmmmm NOTICE. ON and after Monday, November 18, will be ready for delivery, at the yards of the undersigned, adjoining the Sedgwick Arms, Waipawa,-— 25,000 superior-made BRICKS. 3F Terms:— £s per 1000. To purchasers of above'2ooo, £4 10a.,.cash on delivery. Apply to T. B. SMITH, or W.HANCOCK, at tbo yards. ' Waipawa, Oct. 18, 1867.. 241 FOR TAURANGA, THAMES GOLDFIELDS, AND AUCKLAND. I fl _, mHE favorite s.s. JLfA J- STAR op the SOUTH, ' Captain Benda.,l*, will sail as _^M_? above THIS DAY (Saturday, :*9*Wxm& 19th October). Passage. to Tauranga — Cabin, £3 10s. j Steerage, £2. Passage to Auckland or Karaka— Cabin, £5} Steerage, £3. . For passage only, apply to I WATT BROTHERS. Napier, October 17, 1867. 226 'TMPOUNDED AT HAVELOCK,— October 16, 1867. One bay Entire, branded H P off shoulder One bay Fiily, branded R J off shoulder One grey Mare, branded JM (conjoined) near shoulder, J O off shoulder One bay Filly, no brand One dun Filly, branded VV near shoulder One brown Horse, branded B near shoulder, near hind foot white If not claimed and all expenses paid by 6th November, will be sold at noon on that day, at the Pound, Havelock. THOMAS REYNOLDS, 241 Poundkeeper. RAMS FOR SALE. THE undersigned have to intimate that there will be offered for sale by auction, at Om<_ru, oa Friday, the 15th November, next (the day after the Annual Pastoral Show) Rams, as under, the property of the Hon. Matthew Holmes— 837 Hoggets, Prussian Merino, the progeny of sires and dams . imported from Germany by Mr. Lee. 123 Foor-tooth do do do 112 Hoggets, bred at Awamoa, the progeny of the famous American ram " General M'Lellan," and an - im ported Spanish ram, from picked ewes. 190 Bred by Messrs. Kermode and M'Lannagan, Tasmania. Also, Some Pure Cheviot and other- Long woolled Sheep. The character of these sheep is so well known, and suoh oare has been bestowed on their breeding, that further comment is unnecessary. . 227 DALGETTY, RATTRAY &CO.