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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 937, 25 April 1868, Page 2

JUST ARRIVED, /COLONIAL OVENS — a large quantity. \J And other Ironmongery Merchandize. M. BOYLAN. Hastings- street, April 25, 1868. 299 CHEAP DRESSES. A FEW of Last Season's Dresses to be sold AT HALF HOME COST, AT MESSRS. ROBINSON & CO.'S, 297 Hastings-street. TO BE LET, A4-RQQMED HOUSE on the Hills, within a few minutes' walk of the leading places of business. A 2-roomed House in Hastings- street, opposite the Napier Hotel. Two Shops in Hastings-street, with commodious dwelling-houses attached. 395 ARCHIBALD BRYSON. For Wellington and Southern Ports. I ■ rpHE N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.B. . j. iLA .1 "AHURIRI" is expeoted to arrive from Auckland on ; the 27th instant, and 4^ss!s&m&^' will leave' for Wellington on TUESDAY, April 28. . " KINROSS & Co., 296 Agents. PORANGAHAU AND BLACKHEAD (Landing cargo inside the river.) i -. HP HE Clipper Schooner iN% . "ANNIE," iip^Ps\ w^' *. cave (weather permitting) $MkMmg& for the above Ports, on or about s^^ SSss> MONDAY, 27th April. For Freight a- passage, apply to the Captain on board, cr to ROUTLEDGE, KENNEDY & CO., Agents. Napier, April 24, 1868. 293 Club Livtry and Bait Stables. THE Undersigted begs mosf respectfully to inform the public and country settlers that he has taken the above STABLES, and hopes, by striot attention to all Horses entrusted to his care, to merit that share of support hitherto afforded to his predecessor. Horses alvays on Hire. 281 MICHAEL COWAN. Superintendent's Olfice, Napier, April 24, 1868. SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on MONDAY, 27th instant, from Auctioneers who may be willing to dispose of Provincial Government Land, &o. The Auctioneers will state in their tenders the per centage at which they are willing to dispose of Government property of every description. Gt. T. F ANN IN, 292 Superintendent's Clerk. ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. MEMBERS are requested to forward their annual subscription of One Guinea to the Secretary and Treasurer. A collection of valuable seeds, presented by the Messrs. Carr of Petane, are ready for distribution among the members. Early application is recommended. Members desirous of obtaining choice vinecuttings in great variety, are requested to Bend their names to the Secretary before the Ist day of June. H. S. TIFFEN, Secretary & Treasurer pro. tern. April 22, 1868. 280 FOR LEASE, At West Clive, rpHAT valuable SECTION No. 42, conJL taining 37 acres, divided into two paddocks of about 18 acres each. The whole in substantially fenced in, ploughed and cropped, and, for richness and quality of soil, is not to be surpassed. Also, SOUTH SUBURBAN SECTIONS, HaTBIiOOK. No. I— containing 6 acres 2 — containing 19 acres 10 — containing 22 acres Adjoining the property of Mr. J. Boyle. For terms of lease, apply to EDWARD LYNDON, Land & Estate Agent. Napier, April 25, 1868. 278 [ADVBETIBBMENT.] (To the Editor of the Hawke's Bay Herald ) SIR, — Referring to an advertisement in the Herald of the 21st instant, the inhabitants of Waipawa beg to thank the " Lion " of Waipukurau (query don't he rather belong to the donkey tribe ? his ears are quite long enough, but for brains we would give the preference to the latter), for his kind invitation to view the telegraph station at Waipukurau. We would suggest that he exhibit himself by " Telegraph," not in his castle, if he has one, as he would make the public believe, but in hia den, with his cubs around him. As the, so called, Castle is advertised for sale, it's to be hoped the next tenant's composition will be more to his credit, and show a more neighbourly feeling to those around him. The advertisement alluded to undoubtedly must have been a great undertaking, and it does the "Lion" great credit; it shows the man, his disposition of mind, sense, and sentiments. He concludes with our loss of the Telegraph station at Waipawa ; this has still to be decided, and Bhould we ultimately have one there, we will then allow him to roar " ehau," " ehau," " ehau," but not till then.— l am, &c, No* Rabbit. Waipawa, April 23, 1868. ' 294