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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7620, 18 December 1886, Page 1

: '■: 'IMPORTANT-' ■.-;.,' i.j v : PR E LI M 'I NA R ¥' : . N O TTC B ' :,■;•»■.•• "Vof,. .v.v»T;;;£r , ANGU^I'LENNAN^S^ATE, i - ■V^jiich -lyiji be submitted to PUBLIC, ABO'ttT -NEW: ''^'.. . -YEAR . ''■ ' Unlessjjrivatoly disposed of previously. M/'^H S : a"dT cat tl c, *£\V , .■BI) HORSES. FIRST-OLASS TRA.PS , -AND H,\ CKS. 2 QUIET STAUNCH 1 DO. .' :. : ' SHEEI?.— 200 Storo Wethcr3, ROO 6-tooth :u- ; .Ewes, 120. 4-tnoth Ewes, 2">o 2-tooth , Ewosi'2o«broken-mouthc.-1',3501/ninbs 1 TIP .DRAT, 3 seta Cart Humes*". 3 sets " ' Harrows, • 1 new Sincfle-Furro-.v , ' ' Ploufrh, and a variety of Farm Im- ■ ', . plements in good order.. . ■ •lOQUARTRR-AORE SECTIONS in Kni- ,' kora.Township,' .' ' - ...''. 1 ACRES ■■LcnoehoW Pronoi'ty with S . rnomed Potta-re, Dairy. Stables,Isarnand Onthnuflos : , 2 acres iv Or- ■- .. chard; 12 acres in Oata. . ■ 150 ACRES divided into 12 Paddocks, with ; an over-flnwinc stremn of \ water, ,v with Follmoiicerv, Sheen Yards. ' Sre. f 1 .25 nores in Onts nnd Tares, 2 „' . "acres In Hon".' with 2000 hoppnlps, 3 . • acres In Potatoes 2. acres in Fruit nnd Orpamnntnl Trees. ttioTrocsin* . eluded in all sect ions numbering over 1300. nnd comprising many, of tho -.-' . ■ following:— Ceflnrof Lebanon, Avaucovltt Bxelsa,' Araucavia Tmliricofn,' . WollinprloniaGigontia. Radiata,,Tprulosa. Cjprcßses, &c.. &c, &c, 3 QUARTBR-A ORE SECTIONS, with . Dwcllincs, in Makatoku. ' „ ' Hi ACRES LEASEHOLD. 0 years to run, with 3-roomcd Cottacre and Garden, ..".• Stables, Rutohcr's ■ Shop and Out- ."■ houses; divided into 5 paddocks. •' ' ahenp-prnof ; about' 4o acros closed • up for Cookßfoot Seed. 75 ACRES LEASEHOLD," 3 years to run, • within a milo of tho lU-anro parcel, with Cottage, &c, and divided into 1 paddocks, '■ ' ' STORES, PROPKRTTKS, KAIKORA %,■ .. TOWNSHIP. ' • "'■ 2first-elns3 Stores, Snddler's Shot), Millinnr's Shop. 2 Offices, and 4-roomcd ■ ' ' ... ," Dwollinpr iust finißhed, with prrnund frontal 177 foot Onrruthei-3-Rtroel. nnd N) feet fi'ontnl Hiijuinsnn-street. Rcsidbnce — Ro^s-street frontal, 83 - ffiet: eastern boundnrv. lRn feet; Hißcinson-ntrcet frontal. 82 feet,:. Hflnrtcrson-streot:, lT*>foi'l.; 8-roomcd I)«-ftllinar, with' ,4?3()0 T'urniture, '2 Outhouses, Fowl Yard, and vinry ; ono Tank ench IWK) gallons, SOO oral- " lons, and COO gallons : TSupery and Pair, with Single and Doublo Sets ' Harness. CHOICE LTRRARY, ■ Consisting of Over 200 Volumes, handsomely bound in Cloth and Leather, embraces tho following: — Chambers' Enevclonrndin, 10 vols. Hocton's Eneyclnnnylia. I vols. ' Popular Erhicntnr, 3 vols. Private Letters Sir .lames I3ronke. 3 vols. Australia and Now Zenland, 2 vols, Animated Nature. 2 vols. Platform Eehoc3, J. B. Gough, 2 vols. Also, Tho Works of Rbakcsnonre, Scott. Pope, Mooro, Wordsworth, .Longfellow. &C, &c. Stock-in-Trnde in Stores and Yards, about • ' £2400. Descriptions of sections and cottages will bo given in a futuro issue. NB.— Should sufficient, inducement offor, Mr M'Lonnan is prepared to cut up bis Homewood Estate, consisting of 514 ncrcs, into 10, 20, 30, nnd 10 acre ots to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply t o ANGUS M'LENNAN, ICn iknra Or BEN. B. JOHNSON. 878 Waipawa, H.B. WM. ELBOURNE desires to call tho attention of the residents in tho Pukclapu District lo tho fact that he has handed over his Hotel Business to Mr Wm. Cox, aud that in- futuro ho will dovotehis timo to furthering the best interests of hi 3, old frionds nnd cußtoniPrs in tho Storo. Aftor ton years' experience W. E. does not think it necessary lo say more Ihnn thnt thoy will rocoivo the samo attention in the futuro ns thoy havo dono in the past. ' Agent for tho N.Z. Insuranco Company aud tho daily pnpers. W. ELBOURNE, Post-offlco Storo, 910 Pukotapu. IN handing ovfiv the Puketapu Hotel to Mr W. Cox, War. Elboukne desires to thank all his old friends who havo so kindly supported him, and trusts that thoy will rally round his successor in the same way. With reference to the above, Wjt. Cox nsks tho Pnblio to give him a fair show, and promises to do his best lo koop up tho reputation tho house has gained under his predecessor. WM. COX, late of the Waverley Hotel, desires to intimato to' all concerned that ho has taken over the Pnkotapu Hotel, whore he hopes by attention to business, courtesy, and civility to all alike, to merit and rcceivo a fair slmro of the publio support. Nnno but tho best liquors will bo kopt, and W.O. Bunrnnteos thnt. there is no headaeho or heartache in a bucket of them, Tho best accommodation for man and beast. WM. COX PuketapJu Hotel. 012 HORSE-SHOEING' AFTER the Ist of August my terms for Shooing will "be— lTov Hacks and Carriage Horses, ss; Light Draughts, Gs; Heavy Draughts, 83 per set ■ ' ■ A. M.~BOWER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Tonnyson-s root opposite Masonic notelK 1 TfcANEVIRKE BUTCHERY. ra.smtjse¥~and go., •BUTCHERS, DANEVIRKE. Customors waited on daily, and all orders punctually dolivorod. Small Goods always on hand 50 .$?1 TO j£?/fl per day to be made o& fl- cfe'^sfc by poisons of either sex, in their own localities, at work for us. Now business. All moot with wonderful success. Anyone eun do tho w,rk. Capital not required. Wo will star you. Outfit worth £1 mailed free. Tho employment is particularly adapted to tho rog'.on m which this publication circulates. Bjys and girls earn nearly as much ns men. Full particulars and instructions mailed fixe. Now is the time— don't delay, hut write to us at once. Address Stinson and Co., Portland, Maino, United States. ffiuvtnUfo. , STEAM SAW & PLANING MILLS, ORMONDVILLE , . THE undersigned i 3 now prepared to supply all kinds of well-cut Building Timber in any quantities nt lowest current ratos. Orders promptly executed. GEORGE GRANT . iflß . Ormondville. WAIPUKTJRATJ STEAM SAWMILLS. MESSRS WILDING <te CO. having now perfoctcd thoir arrangomonts in their now mills, and bavins halt a million feet of Timber in stock, are prepared to give instant delivery of any orders entrusted to them, absolutely ftunrantooing the quality of all timber sent out. , A largo stock of Seasoned Mouldings, Architraves, and Dressed Timber on hand. 572 MAHARAHARA SAWMILLS. T HAVE this first day of September Jl- leased tlio Muhnrulinru. Sawmills to -Mr Gkoroe Maso?. . who will carry on tho business in future. All accounts owing to mo in connection with the business nro requested to be settled »l once. n . STURDY. HAVING- taken the above Mills, I hone to rcceivo a contimmnco of tho support hithorto accorded my predecessor. On Hand, a largo quantity Heart, Totara; also, 200,000 foci, Rcneral Building Timber, , Rimu, Mntai, White Pino, and Totara, T. and G .Flooring, T. nnd G. and Bonded Lining, ' Hustieut.ins. &c, which can bo delivered at any Btat ion botweon Tahoraito and Napior at I Joc-ilraU*. GEORGE MASON. PAPATU SAWMILLS, OUMONPVILUE fg^HE Mills aro in full -working JL order. Orders encrusted to tho underi Bißiied will ho despatched quickly. A quantity o£ Building Timber on hand ; also, Blocks, Palings, Posts and linils, &c. 1 JOHN J. BROWNE, t i Mannger for Executors. ; STEAM SAW & PI.AIOTG MILLS, MAKATOKU. AT PRICES TO MEET THE TIMES. THE undersigned is prepared to supply Building Tnnbov in any quantities. Ordors promptly oxoculcd. T. and G. J?loor!np,'Rußtlcated Hoarding, Lining, Skirti ing, Architraves alwnyu on hand. c 378 W. W. GUNDRlK.Mnfculoku. f DANEVIRKE STEAM SAW MILLS. i ___ _ ; HPHE undersigned aro prepared to , Ji- Biipply Contractors nnd others with olara Tinibor, any sixo3, at the shortest notice. HENDERSON BROS, & WRATT PanovirUo,