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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 14, Issue 114, 12 April 1870, Page 4

f For Sale. Valuable Properties for Sale. > 1. "rarAKEHOUSE at corner of Wagr > . Ty horn and Custom-house streets, s occupying one of the best business, sites in I Napier. '. - . ' 2. WAREHOUSE, divided into Free > and Bonded Stores, adjoining the above, t and situated- in Custom-house street. I 3. Enclosed Section of .LAND, behind last named premises, with two workmen's f COTTAGES thereon. Apply to , p SAMUEL BEGGY or to ; 63 KINEOSS & Co. For Sale, ! ftC K AA A FEET SAWN TIMBEE, r t)t)>vvl/ Totara, Matai, and White Pine. : Also, F Totara and Matai Posts . Stockyard Posts and Eails : Wire Posts, Totara & Matai Mortice Posts > Pine Rails and Palings , Shingles, Totara and Pine i Totara and Matai House Blocks (stacked '• at Te Aute Bridge) Matai Posts and Firewood, stacked at the 29th mile post, or delivered to any part of the Province Cash Prices — Totara Wire Post 3, £2 108. ; * Matai Posts, £1 10s. the 100 ; . Firewood, Bs. the cord. Apply to S. B. Fieth, Storekeeper, Te Aute; or to Robert Holt, Builder, Napier. Te Aute, Nov. 1, 1860. 64 Merino Rams for Sale. lAA PERFECTLY Pure Pedigreed X\l" RAMS. nnHESE have been most carefully bred _I_ 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 f-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. 65 For Sale. WAREPONGA, NAPIER HARBOUR. A FARM, containing 96 acres of rich agricultural land, nearly all fenced in, and under cultivation, at present in the occupation of Mr. W. Hawkeh, and within easy water carriage to the port. Freehold, 36 acres Leasehold, 16 acres Leasehold, 44 acres (Educational Eeservo) EDWARD LYNDON, Land & Estate Agent. __ M H? h J*2 I JB7O ! 67 For Sale, a TEAM ENGINES. ROLEY'S nine-horse power Portable TENNANTS' ten-horse power Portable R. B. MARTIN & Co., 124 Dunedin. For Sale, A )rr BAGS Black Seeded TREFOIL, *jt i mixed with Poverty Bay Rye Grass Seed, this year's growth. This can bo recommended for surface sowing fern ground. 146 WATT BROTHERS. For Sale, SINGERS'SEWINGMACHINE, nearly new, and in good working order. — ■ For particulars, apply at Cobb & Co.'s Booking Office. 156 For Sale, T|IOTA.RA POSTS (wire and mortice) X Totara Strainers Totura Braces Totara Palings Totara House Blocks Totara Shingles Pine Kails, &c, &c. Stacked near the 25th mile post. F. M. CHAPMAN, G8 Poukawa. Horses for Sale. A FEW Saddle and Pack or Light Harness HORSES for Sale. Apply to A. PETERS, 69 Cobb & Co.'s Office. Napier Horse Bazaar. MR. C. FOOETT, in opening the above BAZAAR, begs to thank his friends and public generally for the support hitherto accorded him, and hopes by strict attention to alt horses entrusted to his care, to merit a continuance of their past favours. Horses broken in to saddle or harness. Horses, Double and Single seated Buggies, let out on reasonable terms. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. 144 SEEDS. THE STORE of the undersigned will bo RE-OPENED for the Season, on MONDAY, 28th March. His stock of Vegetable SEEDS contains nothing but what has been proved to be good and useful, as most of his Seeds have been grown this year, under his care. The prices are moderate and the quality good. His Flowor and Ornamental SEEDS contain tho most popular varieties, all grown by himself. Also, for Sale at the Store, 2 tons Onions 4 tons Carrots lh tons Parsnips Garlic, Shalots, &c, &c. F. W. C. STURM. Shakespeare-road, Napier, March 24, 1870. 10 Settlers' Hotel, Waipawa. JAMES BENNETT begs to inform the inland settlers and public generally that he has opened tho above commodious Hotel, and trusts, by civility and attention and by keeping the best of liquors, to merit a share of public patronage. Waipawa, March 11, 1870. 93