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Properties for SpJg or Lease. FOR' SALE OR LEASE, j rpHAT Substantial Family Residence, .1 with 2 acres land, the property of Mr. Tylee ; also, tho Cottage adjoining, formerly occupied by Col. Douglas. 353 Apply to Mr. E. LYNDON. SHEEP RUNS FORSALE. SEVERAL good SHEEP RUNS in the Province of Hawke'a Bay for sale with Stock, Implcmonts, and Improvements. KINROSS & 00. Napier, Feb. 17, 1868. 37 TO BE LEASED for 19 YEARS, SECTIONS of fine agricultural LAND, between the Long Bridge and the Paki Paki, containing 100 aores eaoh, with frontage to the Te Aute road. Apply to J. H. OOLEMAN, 472 Havelock. FOR LEASE, mHOSE Eligible PREMISES in HastingsX street, lately in the occupation of Mr. John Wood, commanding the best situation in the town for a retail business. For terms, apply to EDWARD LYNDON, Land & Estate Agent, Napier, Jan. 23, 1869. 230 FOR SALE, THE ABBOTSFORD STATION, near Waipawa, ogntaining between 6000 and 7000 aores of freehold land, with HOUSE and all Improvements. For further particulars apply to tho undersigned. J. N. WILSON, 89 Napier. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. rjMHE GLENGARRY STATION, JL consisting 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 Block, from 80 to 120 aores each farm, all fonoed in and grassed, at moderate rents. The above are known as Knox and Tait's sections. Apply to EDWARD LYNDON, Land & Estate Agent. May SO, 1868. 43 A BARGAIN. Fob Sale, at Havelook, TWO ACRES of rich 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. Stockyards and other outbuildings. Apply to SMITH & Co. Meanee, August 29, 1868. 44 MASONIC HOTEL. STAPYLTON C. 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 careful attention to the wants of his customers, to merit the liberal support accorded to bis predecessor, Mr. Gill. October 1, 1868. 100 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. Winsob, having entered the above Hotel, is desirous of disposing of his Stock of Materials, and to Let the premises in which he carried on his business of Boot and Shoe Maker. 439 In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. WBELINaTON DISTRICT. In the matter of the "Bankruptcy Act, 1867 ; " and In the matter of the " Bankruptcy Aot Amendment Aot, 1868 ; " and In the matter of Robert William Ind Carver, a bankrupt. NOTICE is hereby given that at the first meeting of the creditors of the abovenamed bankrupt, held in pursuance of the abovenamed Acts, at the Supreme Court Offioe, Napier, on the 10th day of March, 1869, William Fisher, of Napier, in the said district, Accountant, was chosen trustee of the estate and effeots of the said bankrupt ; and by an order of ihe Supreme Court, bearing date the 17th day of March, 1869, the said choice of trustee was confirmed, and the said William Fisher was appointed trustee ; and by the said order the day to be fixed in the month of May next, for the next publio sittings in bankruptcy, was appointed for the bankrupt to pass his last examination, and to apply for his order of discharge. JOSHUA CUFF, 478 Solicitor. i In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. L Wellington Distbict. i ______ ' In the matter of the "Bankruptcy Aot, ' 1867 ; " and 1 In the matter of the " Bankruptcy Amend- • ment Aot, 1868 j " and > In the matter of Alexander Steel, a bankrupt. L i NOTICE is hereby given that at the first meeting of creditors of the abovenamed 1 bankrupt, held in pursuanoe of the above- ' named Acts, at the Supreme Court Offioe, 1 Napier, on the 20th January last, Edward Lyndon, of Napier, in the said distriot, Auo- !• tioneer, was chosen trustee of the estate and ; effects of the said bankrupt j and by an order ' of the Supreme Court, dated the said 20th i day of January, the said choice of trustee i waß-confirtned, and the said Edward Lyndon • was appointed trustee ; and by the said order, i Saturday, the twentieth day of Maroh, 1869, i was appointed for the bankrupt to pass his I last examination, and to apply for his order i of discharge. But by a subsequent order, I bearing date the said twentieth day of March, I the time for tho said publio sittings so ap- ■ pointed was enlarged until the next publio t sittings in bankruptcy to be appointed, and » which will take place early in May next. JOSHUA CUFF, ' 481 Solicitor. WILLIAMS' AUSTRALIAN ANNUAL. —Copies received from Melbourne and on Sale at c Herald offioe,