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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4033, 25 June 1884, Page 4

For Sale* NEW SEASON'S CURE pANTERBUEY TJAMS & T> ACON Very Mild and Guaranteed. E. W. KNOWLES. FOR SALE—A b_ - horse Horizontal Engine, nearly new, multitubular Boiler, with all fittings, funnel, furnace bars, &c. Can be seen at J. B. VERNON'S, Dickens-street. F. W. C. S T v RM ' ' HAWKE'S BAY NURSERY. Established 1865. FOR SALE—During this planting season, all sorts of Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Flowering Plants, suitable for this province. My Apple Trees are all on blight-proof stocks, and contain the Choicest and Largest Varieties. My Nursery Stock is the Largest and Most Varied in Hawke's Bay. Catalogues on application. F. W. C. S T UR M, West Clive, near Napier. Orders may be left with Mr. F. J. Sturm, Hastings-street, Napier. HAVELOCK NURSERIES. FOR SALE.—Select Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants, j Seeds, &c. Catalogues are now ready, and will be posted free on application. J. GODDARD, Havelock Nurseries, Hawke's Bay, N.Z. ITIOR SALE—At an enormous sacrifice, . the unexpired Lease (9 years to run) of that well-situated Business Site at Havelock, at present occupied by Mr J. _C. Taylor, comprising Storo and Dwelling with 7 rooms, a wash-house attached, with copper. Bake-house, Oven, and Shed ; also Cart-shed with loose box, together with a well filled Orchard, Trees all 5 years old, and splendid bearers. Price exceedingly low. Apply to— MR W. A. COUPER, Havelock. FOR SALE—Quarter-acre Section, with Shop, nearly opposite Junction Hotel, Norsewood, cheap ; also, Corner Section 81, 3 chains from Bank of New Zealand, Town of Woodville. V. JENSEN, Emerson street. FOR SALE.—Oaten chaff delivered to any part of the Borough at £5 10s per ton. Apply to JAMES CURRY, Havelock. FOR SALE (in any quantity).—Roach Lime, Bricks, Fire Bricks, &c. Apply at Glendinnino & Griffin's Brick Yard, Enfield road, near new Taradale road. HAMPDEN SAWMILL. OAA AAA~EEET BUILDING /C\J\J.\)\)\J TIMBER for Sale. —ALSO — T and G and Rusticated Boards. Apply to— W RATHBONE, Waipawa TTIGHLY pURED MUTTON HAMS. Game Season. GAME SEASON, 1884. THE following persons have taken out Shooting Licenses:— Thomas Tanner, C. O. Tanner, Kenrick Hill, George Tait, S. Carnell, Thomas Heslop, W. J. Birch, A. S. Birch, George Carlyon, Arthur Carlyon, J. S. Spry, F. Sutton, A. C. Knight, W. Cato, J. H. Coleman, R. P. Williams, Frank Roper, Peter Robertson, T. M. Chambers, John Chambers, J. Britten, S. Hoopor, W. Wetheried, Joseph White, L. Wallis, N. Beetham, Cartwright Brown, R. T. Walker, Thomas Scott, R. Wellwood, J. F. Crane, F. G. Knight, Wm. Jones, James Blake, H. J. Baker, Thomas Brinson, Tom Waterworth, Henry Monteith, W. Shrimpton, J. N. Williams, Captain Russell, J. D. Ormond, William Nelson, William H. Nelson, Allan McLean, C. C. Murray, James Warrilow, Thomas Bishop, W. R. Blythe, A. J. Cotterill, J. O. Evett, H. J. Jensen, A. T. Haultain, John A. McLean, John Jull, F. H. Mcinertzhagen, James Ross, F. H. Stevens, J. Witherow, Geo. H. M. White, Rev. F. E. Simoox, Walter Hallett, J. G. Wilson, Sydney Jonstone, Harry Smith, J. S. Handyside, S. Bridge, Arthur Shield, W. Dabbs, T. Parkinson, Thomas Hall, C. A. Fitzroy, Thomas Crosse, J. C. Stewart, S. Scruby, John Gollan, Wm. Beamish, E. C. W. Porter, W. H. Peakman, Hugh White, Robert White, Paul Hunter, W. U. Burke, Alfred Pilcher, F. Pilcher, Thomas Powdrell. ANY person found trespassing with dog or gun on the Riverslea or Endsleigh Estates will be prosecuted. H. J. THOMPSON, Manager Riverslea Station. May Gth, 1884. NOTICE. ANY person found trespassing on the Longlands or Olrig runs will be prosecuted. J. H. COLEMAN. May 1, 1884. TRESPASS NOTICE. IN consequence of a number of my sheop having been destroyed by poachers' dogs I have determined to lay poison after this date, and to prosecute anyone found sporting with dog or gun on my run. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Te Mahanga. Hotels. W A T> E E C R O F T , RAILWAY HOTEL, Havelock Road. Repository—Queen-street, Hastings, immediately adjoining railway-station. ACCIDENTAL TT O T E L, SnAKESrEARE ROAD, NAPIER. EDWARD ASHTON, lato of the Provincial Hotol, having taken tho above j centrally-situated Hotel, hopes to receive that liberal patronage which was accorded to him during his eight years occupancy of the Provincial. Having refurnished and redecorated the Same Visitors Can rely on obtaining the beat accommodation, and at moderato chargos. Only tho bost brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in stock. Private Sitting Rooms, Bath Rooms and spacious Billiard Saloon. E, ASHTON, Proprietor. A _. A 0 rj , ARTHUR TU'riARTNEY —Hun taken over— THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, Whoro Wines and Spiribi of tho Bunt-known Braiuls will Im kept. ENGLISH AND SWAN'S ALES ON DRAUGHT. Dinner from VI lill 'I, nnd iih pur usual, 1/. Tho Retail Primi will riiimiin Ihowunoas those quoted by my l'iodi-<i_H„or. lyrTT O ~N 1 O II O T EL, W A I' I X 11, Family anil (Jommwilul Ifok-l. Ptivato Bufto ot Apui-tmonlH. J. S. HI SLOP Proprietor. "jr\ It ITEIt IO N. ( FAMILY AND COM'MEROIAL HOTEL. P. GORMAN Propriotor pRoTTNOIAL "jFToTEL. T. WATERWORTH ~ ',",' Propriotor