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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5361, 21 April 1879, Page 3

BANNEB & LIDDLE. , NE Ws.s. CLYDE. . Captain Peterson. REGULAR TRADER FOR WAIROA rPHIS Vessel having been built expreEsly J_ for the Wairoa trade, offers superior accommodation to Passengers. Full particulars regarding dates of sailing, &c, can be obtained from the Agents at their Stores in Napier or Port Ahuriri. BANNER & LIDDLI, 145 Agents ■■{JOTON FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Capital— £2, 000, 000. Head Office Christoharoh. This Company are now prepared to Insure at Current Rates against Loss by Fire on Houses, Stores, Furniture, Stook-in-Trade, and all descriptions of Pr^nerty. We would call particular attention to the amount of capital, which is double that of any other Colonial Office, and is not exceeded by any Fire and Marine Insurance Company in the world, Insurances effected with open or valued policies on Wool from sheep's back, woolsheds, or shipping port toLondon. Risks accepted on Vessels and Cargoes to or from any port in the United Kingdom, America, or the Colonies. Forms of proposal and any Information can be obtained from the SUB-AGENTS— J. White, Porangahau MoRTEtfSEtr & Co., Norsewood. Stone & Co., Havelock J. Barry, Taradale W. Malonev, Wairoa. W. O. MoLeod. Hastings Or from BANNER & LIDDLE, 88 Agents for Hawke's "Bay HOADLEY & LYONS SALES. FOR SALE, STATION PROPERjTIES IN Hawke's Bay Auckland Wellington' Wanganui, and Poverty Bay District. Also, Several Small Farms, within easy distance of Napier. HOADLEY & LYON, Stock and Station Agents, 138 Napier. GRASS SEED. RYE GRASS SEED, AND TARATSTAKI COCKSFOOT for Sale by 140 HOADLEY & LYON. COWARD & COS SALES. WAIPAWA. " IN THE ESTATE OF RICHARD POTTEN, A BANKRUPT. COWARD & CO. Have received instructions from the Trustee in the above estate to sell by public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1879, The whole of the Stock-in-Trade, consisting of— pvEAPERIES, GROCERIES, CROCKU ERY, and FANCY GOODS. Also, 1 Spring Trap and Harness 2 Horses Saddle and Bridle 10 sacks of Oats, &c. Sale at 2 p.m. sharp. COWARD & CO., 364 Auctioneers. WAIPAWA STOCK SALES. rpHE next Sale of Stock will be held on K. Wednesday, 7th May. 344 COWARD & CO. TOWNSHIP OF ORMONDVILLE, Situated immediately fronting the Railway Station, and consisting of about 55 Sections, containing from a quarter to two acres. COWARD & CO. Have received instructions from Mr Alfred Levy to sell by public auction, about the middle of MAY, the New npOWNSHIP OF ORMONDVILLE, X Seventy-Mile Bush. The importance of this sale cannot be over-estimated, the property being situate in one of the thriving and. rapidly-increasing of all the Bush settlements. The railway, line will be opened in the course of a few months, which will materially enhance the value of the properties in this neighborhood, as will also the fact of its being the Public Works depot. Its central situation in connection with the German and Scandinavian settlements will undoubtedly cause Ormondville to become an important business centre. Plans are in the course of preparation, and will be circulated in a few days. Title under " Land Transfer Act." Terms and further particulars will be pub lished in a future issue, COWARD & CO., Auctioneers. April 10, 1879. 319 SHEEP FOR SALE. QAAA CROSS-BRED EWES 6ZAJ\J \J toothed and fresh full mouthed 1000 Cross-bred Ewes, mixed ages 1000 •. . „ Wethers, „ 1600 . „ „ 6-toothed 2500 „ !Ewes, full mouthed 1000 „. Wethers, 2-toothed 3500 Merino Ewes, full mouthed 1500 „ ■ Wethers, mixed ages 1000 „ .: „ full mouthed 200 Lincoln Ewes, mixed age 3 Merino and Lincoln Rams COWAED AND CO, Stock and Station Agents, 345 Waipawa.

NOTICE. "QOISON will be laid on the Tarawera Eun I on and after this date. E. GRIFFITHS. April 10,1879. 290 NAPIER SWIMMING BATH OLUB. HPICKETS for the present year are now JL ready and can be had at Mr Williams' Office, behind Messrs College and Craig's, between the hours of 10 and 12 a,m. and 3 and 5 p. m. Subscriptions— Tickets to admit man and wife, 42g ; ladies, 21s ; gentlemen, 303 ; girls and boys under 15 yeara of age — one, in a family, 10s ; two or more in a family, 7a 6d each. Members for the past year will be required to pay the call of 10s and half the subscription on application for tickets, The remaining half of subscription to be paid ] within three months. On and after Tuesday next, April 22, no one will be admitted except on presentation of a ticket for the prosent year. JAMES* DINWIDDIEJ, 353 Hon, Sec,] \