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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 939, 2 May 1868, Page 2

mmmmm^mmmmm^mmmmmmmmmsimommMmm-tmmmmmt»pint\_iwt Sales by Mr. W. F. Smith. MEANEE YARDS. Wednesday, the 6th May, 1868, At 2 p.m. MX W. F. SMITH Will sell— FAT AND STORE OATTLE Draught Horses Saddle Horses Trap Horses W. FRANCIS SMITH, Auctioneer. Meanee, April 27, 1868. 306 MEANEE YARDS. Wednesday, the 6th . May, 1868, At 2 p.m, MR. W. F. SMITH Is instruoted to sell THB following Valuable DRAUGHT STOOK, viz.:— 1 Bay Mare, bred by D. Graham, Esq., Auckland 1 2-year old Filly ) Progeny of above mare, 1 1-year old Filly I by" Colonist " 1 Black Mare, by ,( Charlie," with colt foal at foot W, FRANOIS SMITH, Auctioneer. Meanee, May 1, 1868. 322 ANDBEW LUFF, LAND AND GENERAL AGENT Napier. Established 1861. 101 WANTED, FRESH BUTTER. Highest price given. 835 E. W. KNOWLES. WANTED, as PLOUGHMAN, for Woburn Station, an unmarried man, witb a thorough practical knowledge of Farm work. . Woburn, April 29. 336 WANTED by a married couple, a Situation, the wife as Cook or General Servant, The man can milk, understands sheep and their treatment, and will make himself generally useful ; have one little girl. Apply at the office of this paper. 333 FOUND, a PURSE containing memoranda, postage stamps, &o. The owner may have the same by giving a description, and paying expenses. Apply to JOHN STEWART, Meanee, or at the Hebald office. 325 LOST, ou Thursday evening last, between the Shakespeare Hotel and the Council Chamber, a Gold BRACELET set with Turquoise. Anyone bringing the same to the office of this paper, will be suitably rewarded. Napier, May 1 . 337 For Auckland, (Calling at Tauranga.) 1 - HHHE N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.s. JUf^-A -*" "AHURIRI" ffiSsill«t. will leave as above on MON•4B|J3|ff§^ DAY, the 4th instant, at 2 .^sII^kIpSP o'clock p.m, KINROSS & Co., 339 Agents. For Wellington and Southern Ports. J -» 'TE-E N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.s. <4jbf-L ■*■ "AHURIRI" ■*3|Bl»|^ W HI leave •as above on MONDAY, the llth instant. KINROSS & Co., 84:0 Agents. NOTICE.** ALL Trade Accounts are requested to be paid forthwith to Mr. Andbew Lotf, Napier. FORD & M'HARDY. Leslie Park, April 20, 1868. 274 THE Undersigned begs to intimate that he continues to carry on the business of General BLACKSMITH, in the old-esta-blished Smithy, Spit, and trusts, by careful attention tothe requirements of his customers, to receive a contiuuanoe of their patronage. Shoeing Light Horses , (8s „ • Heavy Draught ditto, with toes 10s 327 JAMES CATHERALL. BRICKS ! . BRICKS ! ! BRICKS ! I ! MEANEE BRICK YARD. THE Undersigned has jusfc opened in his yard a KILN of BRICKS of first-class quality, which are now for Bale. Terms-— £5 per thousand. Cartage at a low rate. JOHN HAMMOND. May 2, 1868. 341 TO MEET THE TIMES. On Sale by the undersigned, ~i&Qf.(\ SUPERIOR BRICKS, at Xntji/UV £3 10s. per thousand. The above are a superior lot, being equal to any ever yet made in the provinco of Hawke's Bay. Also, 500 bushels of LIME, at four shilliugs per bushel. Apply to THOMAS COWPER, Sedgwick Arms, Waipawa. April 30. 342 NOTICE. THE partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned as Fellmongors, at Meanee south, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. Dated 30th April, 1868. CHARLES MITCHELL, THOMAS KELLY. Witness — G, E. Lee, Solicitor, Napier. With reference to the above, the business will in future be carried on by Chables MitOHBIiL. Meanee, April 30, 1868. 324 TO WILLIAM COX, Or the Owner or Owners of Part of Block 62, situated at Waipawa. TAKE NOTICE that I, Thomas Davis, intend erecting a dividing fence between my land and the block abovenamed, in conformity with the Fenoing Act of the Provincial Council of the" 5 Pro. vince of Wellington, Session 1 No. 13, and the Fencing Amendment Act of the Provinj dial Council of Hawke's Bay, Session 8 No, I 7j and I hereby require you to assist in erecting the said dividing fence within 31 days from this date, otherwise I shall prooeed to erect the same and callupon you for payment of one-half the oost of erecting or making the whole of such dividing fence. THOMAS DAVIS. Waipawa, April 30, 1868, : 333