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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume I, Issue 22, 28 November 1861, Page 5 (Supplement)

FOR WELLINGTON, HE Favorite Gutter AQUILA, Captain Austen, will sail for,the above Port on TUESDAY next. For Freight or Passage apply to the MASTER ON BOARD. THE HORSES described as below have been Straying for several months about the station of the undersigned. They are now running in their paddocks. The Owners may have them on payment of expenses. No. I—A chesnut Gelding, with two white hind feet and white dash up face, branded R A U on near shoulder. No. 2—A brown Gelding, with little white on forehead, black points, branded on the olf shoulder. No. 3—A brown Gelding, with black points, off hind fetlock enlarged, small star on forehead. Application to be made to Messrs. POWDRELL, Bar Hill Station, Tapuaeharuru. Bar Hill, Novr, 11, 1861. EXTENSIVE SALE. St. JOHN’S DAY. NAPIER, FRIDAY, 27th DECEMBER. Mu. B. D. DANVERS Will postpone his usual Monthly Sale to 27th December, When he will offer for public competition, at the ROYAL HOTEL, NAPIER, SEVERAL first-class DRAUGHT MARES and Geldings Saddle Mares and Geldings. Further particulars in a future advertisement. ALSO, LAND AND HOUSE PROPERTY. That well-built and commodious Establishment formerly known as Fillers’ Hotel, situated in the West End of the Town, having a large frontage to the water, where a small vessel of several tons burden can discharge alongside. That comfortable and roomy House, situated in Carlyle-street (at present in the occupation of Mr. Tylee), with well-stocked and prettily laid out Garden, and commanding a pleasant view of the road to Clive, and the far-famed Pakowhai Plains. Several Sections, nicely situated for Building sites, in rear of the Royal Hotel, and near the Barracks. N.B.—The Auctioneer confidently recommends the above valuable properties, and will be happy to give any information to intending purchasers that may be required. TERMS LIBERAL. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MR. HERMAN STAPLETON, late of Mohaka, requests that all claims against him be sent in by the end of the mouth ; and all debts that are due to him be settled, or else he will be under the painful necessity of taking the usual proceedings, as he is leaving the colony. He has appointed A. De Bathe Brandon Esq., Solicitor, Ac., Ac., his attorney during his absence. November 19, 1861. On Sale by the Undersigned, Q/ A /"A YA VERY superior WIIIT E OU ; UUU PINE SHINGLES, at 16s. C {,11,000. Apply to E. W. KNOWLES. Shakspeare-road. \ To arrive it “ Arabella,” 4 QUARTER-CASKS MARTELL’S DARK BRANDY 2 hhds. W. I. Rum 2 J-casks “ 2 “ Port Wine 2 “ Sherry 20 boxes Belmont Sperm Candles 6 cases Colman’s Mustard in Jib and Jib bottles 6 “ Salad Oil in pints and half pints 1 “ Dried Fruits, containing French Plums, Figs, Muscatels, Ac. &c. 1 “ Fancy Biscuits in tins 40 gross Assorted Fancy Pipes 1 cask Carbonate of Soda 1 “ Tartaric Acid 2 J-brls. Vinegar 1 case Assorted Fancy Ribbons 1 “ ' “ Hosiery 3 “ “ Clothing 1 “ “ Stationery 4 crates Earthenware 20 kegs Ewbank’s Patent Nails 6 bdles. Spades 1 case Cutlery, containing Table, Clasp, and Butchers’ Knives, Scissors, Cleavers, &c. 1 “ Carpenters’ Tools, —Planes, Saws, Augurs, Hammers, JSzes, Cliis- | els, Gimblets, Ac. 1 case containing Sheep Shears and Turkey Slips 1 cask containing Steeled Wedges and Maid Rings Also, 5 hhds Ironmongery, containing Rim, Chest and Padlocks, Hinges, Pit, Cross-cut, and Hand Saw Files, Bolts, Screws, Tacks, Boilers, Stew-pans, Sauce-pans Kettles, Ac., Ac., Ac. Also, ex “Victoria,” 5 tons Auckland Flour —Crown Brand. W. RATHBONE. Waipawa, November, 1861.