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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 933, 11 April 1868, Page 1

Newton, Irvine, & Co. Ex " E. P. BOUYERIE," « MAORI," "MATOA&A." NEWTON, IRVINE, & CO. Will shortly be prepared to open their WINTER STOCK " ; ov DRAPERY, , CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c, Comprising all the artioles needful in the trade, amongst which will be found a Large Assortment of T ADIES' HATS & BONNETS -*-^ Ladies' Biding Hats Men's and Children's Hats and Caps A first-olass assortment of real Aberdeen Wiuoies of excellent quality and value, and direct from the manufacturers A large and superior assortment of Sootch and Englißh Tweeds, Doeskin?, and Broadcloths Ladies' Jackets, Mantleß, and Shawls, in great variety A large quantity of Ladies' Dress Goods Carpetings and Hearth Rugs On hand, and to arrive, A considerable quantity of WINES & SPIRITS, Including Sparkling Hock, Moselle and Muscatel, Cherry Brandy and Cherry Cordial, very fine old .* Sootch Malt Whiskey i To arrive ex "Empress," 50 casks Bottled Ale and Porter 1 oase, Sewing Maohine To arrive ex " Racehorse" 6 qr- casks Coaen's superior pale Sherry 4 octaves ditto ditto 1 case, Sewing Machine fOT Tailoring done on the Premises ON THB SHOETEST NOTICE. HASTINGS STREET, 148 NAPIER. • ■'. . • O> 93 S3 •« tD I 35 -inn c s S t Ulsllel 11 ■a si JKSBL3! I flOTfiii Inspector of Sheep Office, Napier, April 2, 1868. A PPLIOATIONS for Slaughtering Licenses XjL for the Public Slaughter House, will be received at the Inspector of Sheep Office up to SATURDAY, the 11th April, 18G8. G. PEACOCK, 74 Inspector of Slaughter House?. NOTICE is hereby given that, by Bill of Sale dated the eighth day of May, 1866, duly filed in the Supreme Court of New Zealand, and made between Alexander St. Clair Inglis, of Spring Hill, in the Ruataniwha District, in the Province of Hawke's Bay, Sheepfarmer, of the one part, and John Johnston of Wellington, Merchant, of the other part, the said A. St. Clair Inglis did assign to the said John Johnston all that flock of Sheep hereinafter described and all inorease thereof ; and, further, take notice that in the month of March instant the said A. St. Clair Inglis did at Spring Hill aforesaid give over possession of the said flock of Sheep, about four thousand in number, to Charles Lambert, the overseer of the said John Johnston, on his behalf. Notice is further given that all the said Sheep are earmarked with the registered ear-mark of the aaid John Johnston, and that the same sheep and all increase thereof are held and depastured as the property of and on account of the said John Johnston. Dated this 27th day of March, 1868. J. N. WILSON, Napier, 19 Solicitor for the said J. Johnston. FORMS of Application under Native Lands Act, on sale at the Napier Boole and Stationery Warehouse*