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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5440, 22 July 1879, Page 3

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1879. MR M. R. MILLER Has received instructions to offer for sale by public auction at the Criterion Ho el, Mapier, on .above date, * KOKORIKA-UAnAKA, the property of Mr Win. Smith, containing — <yy£ ACHES. F 11 E E H O. L D 9724 acres leasehold, 11 years to ran, well grassed and watered,' > with 4000 sheep. House, men|a huts, and excellent paddocks laid down in Ehglish grass ; also plenty of excellent bush for building fentr ing, &c, close to homeßtead, bounded by the Mohaka River and by a deep creek. The run is* now capable of carrying 8000 sheep. Terms at Sale. M. R. MILLER, 363 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1879. MR M. R. MILLER Has received instructions from the Hon. H. R. Rus3eel to offer for sale, by auction, at the Criterion Hotel, Napier, on the above date — J ITTLE BUSH PROPERTY, consisting JU of 550 ACHES, or thereabouts/ Bitu* ated about seven miles from Napier by the Meanee-road, and three an.i a-half miles from the Farndon Railway Station. .' . , With or without 2700 Cross-bred Weddere (fat) And 30 well-bred head Cattle. - / , ; This most desirable estate ia weil.known for the excellence of its soil and its superior feeding qualities, and could be made f one of the. most delightful residences in the; province. There are several cottages and. an extensive range of farm buildings, besides thriving plantations which give beauty as well as shelter to the property. It is watered by artesian wells, and the Tntaekimate Creek is the boundary for a considerable distance on the wcat. To settlers having runs at a distance from Napier it would be a most convenient home* stead, where stock could be advantageously reared for stud purposes, or a constant supply kept for the market. If Buitable offers are made, the property would be sold In Bevera* subdivisions, being admirably adapted far Dairy Farms. j Several parties having already applied to purchaso portions of this property it will be cut up into suitable subdivisions, provided the proprietor can dispose of the whole simultaneously, Ib is unnecessary to say . anything as. to the superior advantages which a place ao well known offer tp Bpu|JJ settlers or for residences. Terms at sale, M. B. MILLER, Auctioneer, 329 Napier. HAOPLEY& LYONS SALES, FOR SALE, STATION PROPERTIES TX Hawke's Bay Auckland - Wellington Wanganui, and '■'■ Poverty Bay District. Also, Several Small Farms, within easydia. tance of Napier. HOADLEY & LYON, Stook and Station Agents, 106 Napier. FOR SALF, WOODVILLE RUBAIi SECTIONS— some of the best selected. Terms very liberal. 108 HOADLEY & LYON. < /COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY \y OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital £2,000,000. Insurers Participate in Profits. Waipawaigenc ... ... W. Rathbonf. Managers for Hawke's Bay, 109 HOADLEY & LYON. TT OAD LEY AND T V O X~, Auctioneers, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL BROKERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Napier. 110 NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES OK THB MUTUAL OR PARTICIPATING PRINCIPLE. ALL PROFITS Divided amongst Policyholders Surplus on first five years' work is £12,191. First division of Profits will be made in 1880. The Department issues all desirable forms of , Policies up to £3000. Payment of every Policy is guaranteed by the colony, thus giving absolute security. Premiums on whole Life Policies for £500 with share in Profits, Age. Yearly Laid asld Premium. daily for £500. £ b. d. s. d. 25 ... 3IS 9 * ... 0 5 30 ... 10 4 2 ... 0 7 35 ... 11 15 10 ... 0. 7f 40 ... 13 15 10 ... 0 9 45 ... 16 9 7 ... 0 11 50 ... 20 010 ... 1 I| Larger and smaller sums in proportion. £250 will coat half the above rates, or for a small extra payment the Capital sum will be paid to assured on surviving to a given age. For tables, forms, and further information, apply to any Post Office ; or, to A. D. BAYFEILD, Agent, 257 Napier District. FORESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, SHAKESPEARE - ROAD, NAPIER f I tHIS well-known, long-established, and _|_ favorite Hotel, until, lately under the management of Mr M. Hayden, has now been taken over by WALTER ADAIR, The late Landlord of the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, Porangahau. Boarders will find here all the comforts of a home. Good accommodation for travellers, visitors, and the public generally, combined with moderate charges. Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors of the best brands. W. A, will be pleased to s«e any of his j old up-country friends who may favor him with a call. A first-class Sample Boom for Commerciala. 297 WALTER ADAIR. . -■■:IZ FRESH TENDERS are hereby invited up to the 24th July, at' noon, for the Erection and Alteration ef new Sheep Yards at the Spit. Lowest or any tender not necoßsarily accepted; PIERCE POWER, 333 Chief Inspector of Sheep.