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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1033, 23 March 1869, Page 4

Properties for Sale or Lease. FOR SALE, or TO LET, QUBURBAN SECTION No. 33, West Olive, |O fenced in, containing 13 aores. Apply to E. PULFOBD, 351 Spit, Napier. FOR SALE OR LEASE, rp HAT Substantial FAMILY RESIDENCE, JL with 2 aores land, the property of Mr. Tylee ; also, the Cottage adjoining, formerly oooupied by Col. Douglas. 353 Apply to Mr. E. LYNDON. SHEEP RUNS FORSALE. SEVERAL good SHEEP RUNS in the Province of Hawke's Bay for sale with Stook, Implements, and Improvements. KINROSS & Co. Napier, Feb. 17, 1868. 37 FOR LEASE, rpiIOSE Eligible PREMISES in HastingsX street, lately in the occupation of Mr. John Wood, oommanding the best situation in the town for a retail business. For terms, apply to EDWARD LYNDON, Land & Estate Agent. Napier, Jan. 23, 1869. 280 FOR SALE, THE ABBOTSFORD STATION, near Waipawa, containing between 6000 and 7000 acres of freehold land, with HOUSE and all Improvements. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. J. N, WILSON, 89 Napier. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. FTIHE GLENGARRY STATION, X oonsisting of 13,000 acres, held under Government lease ; 2,300 acres freehold ; and 2,000 Ewes. For further particulars, apply to KINROSS & Co. Napier, Sept. 10, 1868. 41 FOR LEASE, With immediate possession, FOUR FARMS on the Papakura Blook, from 80 to 120 acres each farm, all fenced in and grassed, at moderate rents. The above are known as Knox and Tait's seotions, Apply to EDWARD LYNDON, Land & Estate Agent. May 30, 1868. 43 A BARGAIN. For Sale, at Havblook, TWO ACRES of rioh pasture LAND (more or less), securely fenced ; together with a pleasantly situated COTTAGE, containing four rooms on ground floor, with good upstairs accommodation. The Garden is planted with superior fruit trees, An excellent well of water. Stookyards and other outbuildings, Apply to SMITH & Co. Meanee, August 29, 1868. 44 JUST ARRIVED, AP P L E S Preserving Quinces Some very good Table Fruit Also, Bacon and Fresh Lard MRS. BELL, 452 Shakespeare-road. MASONIC HOTEL. STAPYLTON O. CAULTON begs to intimate that he has taken the above house, which has been newly fitted, and he hopes by keeping the best of everything and by oareful attention to the wants of his customers, to merit the liberal support acoorded to his predecessor, Mr. Gill, Ootober 1, 1868. 100 NOHCE OF REMOVAL. THE Undersigned, in returning thanks to his numerous customers for past favore, begs to inform them that he has REMOVED to those commodious premises next door to Mr. Henry Williams, Ironmonger, HastingsBtreefc, where he trusts, by moderate charges and good workmanship, to merit a share of public support snd patronage. N.B. — Town and oountry orders punctually attended to. CHARLES O'DONNELL, Tailor and Clothier. Napier, Feb. 20, 1869. 330 WAIPAWA HOTEL. SAMUEL WINSOR BEGS to intimate that he has taken the above Hotel, and hopes, by keeping the best of everything, and by personal and careful attention to the wants of his customers, to merit their support. Only first-class Wines, Sprits, and Ales on hand, S. WiNSOR, having entered the above Hotel, is desirous of disposing of his Stook of Materials, and to Let the premises in which he carried on his business of Boot and Shoe Maker. 439 "pNGLISH and EUROPEAN NEWS. " THE MAIL," A Paper containing the News, the principal Leaders, a well -digested Summary, and all interesting matter from the Times, and is thus rondered available in a cheap form, for persons residing abroad or in the colonies. The days of publication are Tuesdays and Fridays, in the afternoon, and the price is 3d. per copy, or Bd. a week post free. Subscribers can obtain "The Mail" through Newspaper Agents, or may have it from the Publisher, on pre-payment, at Printing House Square, London, 265 IMPOUNDING ACT, 1867.— A few oopies on sale at the He»a.i/d office.