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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 14, Issue 1137, 22 March 1870, Page 4

Merino Bams for Sale. "I A A PERFECTLY Pure Pedigreed JJJIL RAMS._ , nnHESE have been most carefully bred _|_ from the produce of perfectly pure ewes, imported from the celebrated flock of Ghadegast, of Thai, Saxony, one of whose rams took the first prize of £400 at the last World's Fair, in London, and another obtained a first prize at the great Sheep Show at Breslau, last year. Also, 100 |-pedigreed RAMS. Sheepowners desirous of improving their flocks, which have deteriorated from mixed or careless breeding, will find this a very favorable opportunity. If preferred, wethers fit for boiling down will be taken in exchange at fair values. Apply to H. R. RUSSELL, Waipukurau. March 1, 1870. 468 TOWNSHIP OP GISBORNE, POVERTY BAY. THE following Town and Suburban Sections in and adjoining the TOWNSHIP of GISBORNE, situate at Turanganui, Poverty Bay, on land purchased by Government from the Natives, will be sold by auction at the Crown Lands Office, Napier, on the 13th day of. April, 1870. Subjoined are the Regulations under which the sale will be conducted, and a Schedule of the Sections to be submitted for sale. Plans can be seen on application at the General Government Agents' Offices at Auckland and Napier, at the Office of the Secretary for Crown Lands, Wellington, and at the Crown Lands Commissioners' Offices in the other Provinces. J. D. ORMOND, . General Government Agent, ~ \- East Coaat District, TnE following are the »««,]»♦:„„» „„,, Conditions under which thf U S I °"f- n a " d sold.:— wm be 1. The Sale will be conducted by the Agent at Napier of the General Government, or such person as he shall authorize to conduct the sale. 2. The said Agent may order any lot to be withdrawn at any time before it is put up. 3. The land will be sold in lots by auction to the highest bidder. In case of doubt as to the highest bidder for any lot, or in case the person to whom a lot has been knocked down shall fail to make the deposit hereinafter mentioned, the lot will be at once put up again. 4. The purchase money of every allotment shall be paid by the purchaser thereof, or his agent, to the said Agent of the General Government, as follows, viz. : — _ One fourth at the time of sale or selection by way of deposit, and the remaining three-fourths within three calendar months afDer such sale or selection. In the event of the second payment not being made as aforesaid, the sale shall be void, and the deposit forfeited. 5. Any land that shall have been put up to auction and not sold may be purchased by any person for cash at the upset price at which the same was put up for sale, at any time, unless it shall have been specially withdrawn from sale by order of the Government Agent at Napier : Provided always that it shall be lawful for the said Agent, instead of permitting any land to be purchased under this regulation, to cause the same to be put up again to auction. 6. Any land that shall have been put up to auction and sold, but the purchase whoreof shall not have been completed, may be purchased at the price at which it