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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 4098, 23 January 1878, Page 3

MR TURLB'YS SALE. AUCTION SALE. HAVELOCK. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1878, At 1 o'clock p.m. JOSEPH TURLEY Will sell by public auction, on the above date, A HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES 3 Hornsby's Ploughs 1 Wool Dray 1 Set Harrows Plough Harness Shaft and Leading Harness Horse Covers and other Effects. Also, Fat and Store Cattle Mr Reynolds of Havelock, or Mr F. D. Luckie of JKapier, will receive further entries. JOSEPH TCJRLKY, 491 Auctioneer. FOR POVERTY BAY, TAURANGA, AND AUCKLAND. nnHE U.S.S. Co.'ss.s. sg^yy^sigir " TAUPO," 461 tons register, CArTAIN CARBY, Will steam for the above Ports on FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1878, At 5 p.m. Passengers booking at agent's office receive FREE pass for steam launch. For freight or passage, apply to KINROSS & CO., 536 Agents. FOR POVERTY BAY. -Vi nnHE N.Z.S.S.'s s.s. I|||||^> ' ' RANGATIRA, " Capt. Evans, Will leave the wharf On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 187S, At 7 p.m. For freight or passage, apply to CHARLES KEEBLE, 500 _Agent. FOR WELLINGTON & SOUTHERN PORTS. rjKi fTIHE U.S.S. Co.'s s.s. J||g|y> "ROTORUA," Captain Macfatlane, 576 tons register, Will steam for the above ports on THURSDAY MORNING NEXT, 24th inst. Passengers booking at agents' office receive peeb pass for steam launch. For freight or passage, apply to KINROSS & CO., 509' Agents. FOR LONDON DIRECT. ,j3^»v njpHE Fine Iron Barque "WgSl^ "A D A M A N T," 815 Tons Register, Captain J. Bowling, Belonging to Shaw, Savill and Co.'s Line, is now at Nelson, and will be on the berth at Hawke's Bay in a few days. Having her cargo ready, she will have quick despatch. The passenger accommodation is excellent. Apply to MURRAY, COMMON & CO,, WATT BROS., Or to KINROSS & CO., 324 Agents. FOR NEWCASTLE, N.S.W. F"nHE A 1, 12 years at «{|3S£p|^v JL Lloyds, British - built J|yE|jj££gg^ three-masted Schooner "SILVER CLOUD," 292 tons register, Charles Balls Commander, Expected to arrive from Newcastle on or about 20th inst., will leave for the above port ten days after arrival. For freight or passage, apply to J. H. VAUTIER. Port Ahuriri, January 8, 1878. 309 NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY [Limited]. FOR LONDON DIRECT. TO FOLLOW THE BARQUE " DRAGON." j££j£?w nnHE splendid Iron Ship |l|||3j|> ' ' CRO WNTHORPE, " 100 Al at Lloyd's, 82-2 tons register, Captain H. R. Everett, Is now on the berth to LOAD WOOL and PRODUCE for the London Market, at the Lowest Current Rates, sailing about the middle of February. For freight, apply to KINROSS & CO., MURRAY, COMMON, & CO., Or to WATT BROTHERS, 128 Agents. WOOL SHIPS FOR LONDON. r^Sbje-tabv r I undersigned, on behalf .iOgSSi^w JL of Messrs Shaw, Savill Jjllglllg^ and Co. and the New Zealand ny^^^^s&ga s n fppi n g Company, will receive WOOL at the Railway Station or at their Stores, and ship it free of all charges. KINROSS & CO., WATT BROTHERS, MURRAY, COMMON & CO. Port Ahuriri, September 15. 1877. 129 UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND [Limited]. EAST COAST SERVICE. jH|||s|^'T\fT- ORTHWARDS, Flawea ... ... Friday, Jan. 18 Taupo Friday, Jan. 25 Wanaka Friday, Feb. 1 Hawea ... ... Friday, Feb. 8 For Auckland aud Sydney : Rotorua (with outward 'Frisco mail Sunday, Feb. 3 SOUTHWARDS. For Wellington and Southern Ports : Wanaka ... ... Sunday, Jan. 20 Rotorua .. ... Thursday, Jan 24 Hawea (with inward 'Frisco mail) ... Sunday, Jan. 27 Taupo Sunday, Feb. 3 Wanaka Sunday, Feb. 10 From 13th December till 31st January Retuhn Tickets will be issued to ports within the colony at which the Company's steamers call, at 30 per cent, off the double fares, available for return till the 28th of February. Passengers booking a v < Agents' oflice receive free tiass for Steam Launch. KINROSS & CO., 130 Agents. NAPIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. rpHE Duties of this School will be re_e. sumed on Monday Next, the 28th instant. I O. M. D'ARCY IRVINE, M.A., 479 Head Master. TO THE SETTLERS OF HASTINGS, OMAHU, MARAEKAKAHO, AND TUI4 SURROUN D IN G DISTRICTS. HR. HOLDER begs respectfully to . announce that he has Opened a Branch Saddlery Establishment in the township of Hastings, and hopes by supplying a good article at the lowest possible rates, to merit a share of their patronage. 403