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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1060, 25 June 1869, Page 2

T*f Sales by Mr. Lyndon. " Fruit Trees, Flowers, Bulbs, 1 :, Ornamental Shrubs, &0. . From Messrs. John Baptist and Sons' Nur--1 eery, Sydney. MR. EDWARD LYNDON HAS received advices of an early consignment from the above, celebrated Nursery, which will bo submitted topublio auction immediately on arrival. EDWARD LiT-NDON, 428 . Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. . '"*!'., Tuesday, the 6th July, 1869. Estate of John Sim. MR. EDWARD ISYNDON 'Has received instructions from the Trustee in' this Estate, to dispose of by Publio '' ' Auotion, the undermentioned stock of Mr. John Sim, consisting of — p L O T . II I N , G Moleskin -Trousers, Men's and Boys' Tweed ditto ditto :;' Cloth •'" ditto ditto Suits in Cloth and. Iwjesd . .'!" ■ ' Coats and Vests, in great variety tj Capes, Riding-breeches Drapery— ... ' Skirtings; Ginghams, Twills Gala Plaids, Wincey's . ■ Cloth, Tweeds, Doeskin Blnnketfi, Shawls, Flannel Children's Dresses, Hats And a. quantity of Qther goods . c : Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. EDWARD LYNDON, . --44-1 Anctioneer. Nexo Zealand Steam Navigation Company (Limited), For Auckland. jj ". favorite b.b. Jl'ltA -' ■*- "RANGATIRA," will sail for the above port, ijJmSA* THIS DAY (l^Yiday), the 25th June, at G o'clock p.m. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS & CO., Agents. Napier, June 24, 1 869. 446 No. 6 Company. THE Men who went on the expedition to Petane, will be PAID after parade on SATURDAY next. W. R. BUSSELL, Captain. June 22, 1869. .' 433 Maraekahaho Accommodation House. THE Undersigned begs leave to inform persons travelling with Sheep or otbeir Stock, that he is npw prepared to supply good ipaddocking ACCOMMODATION, at raoda- > r rate charges. i ABRAHAM SKILLICORN. ; . M&raekakaho, June 18, 1869. . 434; Napier Garrick Club. President ... Donald M'LeaD, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENT ... Capt. Wray. /COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT :— V Lieut. Milner i R. Macfarlane 'i D. Balharry H.C.Wilson 1 . and office-bearers cx-ojjicio» Stage Manager, . G-. H. Swan; Scenic Artist, T. Kpmp; Librarian, H. J. Notioa;, ] Treasurer, Lieut. Jackson. - * A. D. VON DADELSZEN, I 444 Secretary* j _____ : 1 MRS. VAUGHAN'S i PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE-j Blair Cottage, HAS Accommodation for two or three- j Gentlemen. 442; j General Government Office, Napier, Juno 26, 1869. SEALED TENDERS will be received at; - this office until noon of the 2nd August next, for tho supply of Mutton or Beef, in.th.©: option of the contractor, to the Taupo Field Force, for a period of. three months. , ; Conditions to be seen at this office. . H. It. RUSSELL, | 447 Acting Agent for General Govt. POIt T Oi? NAP IJi '±1* i SLACK WATER. • . .From Friday, Jtive 25, to Monday, June 28. : HIGH WATER BLACK. LOW WAXEE SLACK. : Jlcan Time Mean Time Friday ... 7.57 p.m. Friday ... 2.27 a.m. Saturday ... 8.45 „ Saturday ... 3.15 „ Sunday ... 9.3.$ „ Sunday ... 43 „ Monday ... 10.21 „ Monday ... _0l „ ARRIVALS. JUNE 24— Rangatira, s.s., from Wellington. DEPARTURES. JUNE 24— St. Kilda, Colonial Government gunboat, for Wairoa. CLEARED OUTWARDS. JUNE 24— Esther, brigantine, 54 tons, J. Campbell, for : Wellington and coast, with part of original cargo. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Lord Ashley, s.s., from Auckland, 28th Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland, early St. Kilda, Colonial Government gunboat, from Wairoa Murewai, schooner, from Poverty Bay and Wairoa Hero, schooner, from Wairoa Wild Duck, ketch, from Auckland Excelsior, schooner, from Auckland and coast VESSELS IN PORT. Esther, brigantiue, from Wellington and coast Mahia, cutter, from Waimarama and coast Greenwich, cutter, lightering RangOitira, s.s., from Wellington . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Esther, brigantine, for Wellington and coast, this day Lord Ashley, s.s., for Wellington, 28th Rangatira, 8.6., for Auckland, this day Mahia, cutter, for Waimarama and coast, early The Colonial Government gunboat St. Kilda, Fox, steamed for Wairoa yesterday morning, with a quantity of stores for the foroes at the front. The brigantine Esther, Campbell, cleared at the Customs yesterday for Wellington and the coast, and will probably leave for that port this morning. The William Accra sailed from Wellington for Newcastle on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Memento Jcft Wellington for Newcastle at 4 n m. on Tuesdiay. *J?he steamer Lady Bird left Wellington for Picton on Wednesday at 4 a,m. _ ..-.„• Tho N.Z.B.N. Co. 'as. B. Rangatira, Capt. Ronuer, arrived in the roadstead at 0.15 p.m. yesterday, and was at once brought! nto the Iron Pot, Sue left