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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 934, 14 April 1868, Page 1

Properties for Sale. FOR SALE on TO LET, A HOUSE and GROUND in Mr. Sealy's Paddock. For further particulars, apply to 94 R, TRESTR4IL. PUKAHU FARMS. FOR LEASE, (With or without a right of purchase), A GRICULTURAL SECTIONS Nob. 13 jLX. 15 and 20, in the Pukahu Block. Apply to H. E. WEBB. Napier, May 24, 1867. 115 FOR SALE;, Qf\ f\ ACRES of LA^D, adjoining the «7 VJ VJ Native Reserve 'at Tikokino, Ruataniwha. Also, A Bull, got -by Meaßrs. Carlyon's "Don Juan ; " price £25. A Yearling, got by Messrs, Nairn's " Knight Templar ; " price £20. Apply to JOHN GLENNY, 166 Ruataniwha, SETTLERS' HOTEL. rfIHE Undersigned, in retiring from the X Settlers' Hotel, begs to thank his friends and the public for the liberal support accorded him during the many years he has kept the house, In retiring from buainess he has much pleasure in recommending his successor, Mr. F. Sullivan, who, he is Bure, will do all he can to deserve a continuanoe of that support. JOHN MARSHALL. Meanee, April 10, 1868. 198 SETTLERS' HOTEL, SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. FLORENCE SULLIVAN BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the abore mentioned Hotel from Mr. John Marshall, and trusts that, by keeping a first olaßs description of Liquors, and good accommodation, he may merit the patronage hitherto bestowed on Mr. Marshall. A first class Billiard Table on the premises. Table D'Hote at one o'clock. Livery and Bait Stables. 200 i » 0) O •» 6t I O5 2 sSS"S £ 01. -. . i-i CD o al ,®>' 3 npi_ ™ ■3 !s 6 .!Sii! I '.a - hTfigh 1 1 1"T I o tuo-ui t>-» 2 O a o a ■g $*rj*jts DRIVING NOTICE. PERSONS driving SHEEP through Mr. R. Foster's Run, Mount Erin, will please give due notice to Mr. GILPIN, Havelock. 185 ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, HAVELOCK. THOMAS REYNOLDS BEGS to intimate to his old friends and supporters that his NEW HOUSE, containing every improvement and convenience, is now nearly completed, and will be opened on WEDNESDAY, 22nd inst., with a GRAND BALL AND SUPPER. A good band will be in attendance ; and dancing will be in a spacious room 50 feet by 30 feet. Tickets, to include supper and refreshments— double 215., single 15s.— may be had of the proprietor or at the Herald office. Thursday, the 23rd, will be a DAY OF SPORTS— horse racing, oricketing, &o. God Save the Queen. 186 NOTICE is hereby given that, by Bill of Sale dated the eighth day of May, 18G6, 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 increase 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 Jhe said Sheep are earmarked with the regtfrfered ear-mark of the said 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. ,i Dated this 27th day of March, 1868. J. N. WILSON, Napier, 19 Solicitor for the said J. Johnston.