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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 936, 21 April 1868, Page 1

Properties for Sale. PUKAHU FARMS. FOR LEASE, (With or without a right of purohase), A GRIOULTURAL SECTIONS Nos. 13 J\. 15 and 20, in the Pukahu Block. Apply to H. E. WEBB. Napier, May 24, 1867. 115 FOR SALE, Q/^\/^ ACRES of LAND, adjoining tho t7 \J \J Native Reserve at Tikokino, Ruataniwha. Also, A Bull, got by Messrs. Carlyon's "Don Juan ; " price £25. A Yearling, got by Messrs. Nairn'B " Knight Templar;" price £20. Apply to iT&HN GLENNY, 166 ' ■-■': Ruataniwha, THE undersigned beg to inform their, country customers, that owing to the erection of the Toll-gate they have OPENED a BRANCH SHOP at Farndon, Ngaruroro Bridge. FAULKNOR & RIDDELL, 16 Farndon and Napier. POTATOES. BEST Hobart Town POTATOES, on Sale. J. MATHEWS, 6 Hampden. GRASS SEEDS. RYE and CLOVER, mixed. Price, 6s. per bushel. E. L. SNEE, 33 Hampden. MONEY to be advanced, upon approved freehold security— two sums of Two Hundred Pounds each; Apply to JOSHUA CUFF, Solioitor. Napier, March 23, 1868. 14 Immigration Office, Napier, March 5, 1868. I^TOTICB is hereby given to Immigrants j JL and their sureties that, unless immediate payment is made to the Provincial Government of all overdue sums on account of assisted passages, legal proceedings will be at once taken to recover the same. G. T. FANNIN, 23 Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Napier, March 30, 1868. TMMIGRANTS per the " Montmorency," A are informed that tbe second instalment of their passage money is overdue; unless prompt payment is made, legaUpi'ooeedings will be taken for the recovery 7>f the same. G. T. FANNIN, 93 Immigration Offioer. FOR SALE, ABOUT 800 Bushels Perennial Rye Grass SEED, at ss. per bushel. Apply to E. DAVIS, Meanee j or NEW TON, IRVINE, & Co. Napier, March 6, 1863. 7 MEA.NEE BREWERY. PT^HE Undersigned begs to inform his X friends and tbe public that in a few weeks ho will be prepared to supply them with first-class Colonial ALE, N.B. — The highest price given for good Malting Barley. WE M'GLASHAN. Meanee, Feb. 4, 1868. 30, £ SETTLERS' HOTEL. THE Undersigned, in retiring from the 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 business he has much plea* sure in recommending his successor, Mr. F. Sullivan, who, he is sure, will do all he can to deserve a continuance of that support. JOHN MARSHALL. Meanee, April 10, 1868. 198 j TOBACCOS. THE undersigned has just received a par. eel of the best qualities of TOBACCO, consisting of— Virginia " Butter Sponge Cake," Golden Leaf Virginia " Gold Bars," Golden Leaf " Queen of the South" Twist Negrohead " Excelsior" Twist Negrohead A trial will prove that the above are really good Tobaccos, and can be had uncut or cut by machine on the premises. ; 32 E.W. KNOWLES. [ SETTLERS' HOTEL, SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. I FLORENCE SULLIVAN BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the above mentioned > Hotel from Mr. John Marshall, and trusts that, by keeping a first class description of Liquors, and good accommodation, he may 1 merit the patronage hitherto bestowed on Mr. Marshall, 1 A first class Billiard Table on the premises. Table D'Hote at one o'olock. Livery and Baife Stables. 200 FOR SALE, At the Seed Warehouse, S/iakespcare-road, I A USTRALIAN COUCH GRASS, • xl_ Cocksfoot ditto i Canary ditto 1 Californian Prairie ditto ; Sheep Fescue ditto Timothy ditto t Lawn ditto I Clovers, Alsyke, white and red Cow Grass Chicory Eib Grass Lucerne r Trefoil or Hop Clover > Yarrow, Ac. &o. Garden Seeds, all the most useful j varieties in cultivation I Also, . A ohoioe collection of Native Tree and Shrub Seeds. . F. W. C. STURM. , Napier, March 23, 1868. 5