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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 34, 20 February 1862, Page 2

NAPIER. Wednesday, 26 th February. MR. DANVERS has received instructions from Mr. Heydn, to sell by Public Auction, at his Yards, Wayhorn-street, on the above-named day at Noon precisely, — THE whole of his SMITH’S TOOLS and STOCK-1N -TRADE. Consisting of—--1 large Bellows and Anvil SI small “ “ 1 hot Vice Sledge and Hand Hammers Bolt Tools, Puncher and Swages Screwcramp Braces and Drills 1 large Screw Stock, with 2 sets dies and taps 1 ditto from | to tr, with 3 ditto. Screwplates and Taps Assorted Bar Iron and Plate Angle ditto Blister and Sheer Steel Galvanized Sheet Iron Field Gates, Ploughs, Harrows, Ac. Wheelbarrows, Cart Arms and Boxes Shafts and Hardwoods, for farming purposes Hardwood Paling, 2£ ft. long Weighing Machine and Steelyards also, — Subdivision of Town Section No. 486, with 27 feet frontage to Hardinge-road. .division of Town Section No. 486, with 271 feet frontage to Waghorne-street. NAPIER, 27th FEBRUARY. MR. DANI'ERS will hold an extexsive Sale of MERCHANDISE, SUNDRY GOODS FURNITURE, Ac., &c., At the Auction Mart, Opposite the Government Buddings. Country Storekeepers should attend. UNRESERVED SALE. Clive, Tuesday, 4th March. MR. DANVERS has received instructions to SELL by A UCTION WITIIO UT RESER VE at 12 o'clock. ■. miIAT Weather-boarded DWELLTNGHOUSE situated at Clive, and lately occupied by Mr. Marsh, together with large roomy stable and out-buildings ; a garden in excellent order, and well fenced with close palings, together with the same right to the land as the owner possesses. 2. A comfortable raupo mhare, and two acre paddock, attached, lately occupied by Mr. Cameron. HORSES. 3. A well-known fine upstanding Draught Horse Staunch. 4. Roan Gelding. 5. Bay brood Draught Mare. Throws excellent stock. 6. Two yr. old draught colt, out of above Mare. 7. Yearling Draught colt by “ Farmer,” out of above mare. Entire. 8. New Town Dray, very strong. A class oj dray seldom to bo got. 9. Shaft and Trace harness in four sets. 10. Pigs, Poultry, Sundry Butchers’ fittings, Furniture, Ac., Ac. At the same time will be sold—--20 HEAD OF CATTLE, CONSISTING OF — Dairy cows in full milk, Steers, Young Stock, Ac., Ac. MRS. TAT UM, THE SPIT, NAPIER, BEGS to call attention to her Large Stock of CHILDREN’S DRESSES, PINAFORES, Ac. NAPIER RACES, TRAINING STABLES!!! MRS, FOUGERE begs to inform the Gentlemen interested in the forthcoming races, that she has FOUR LOOSE BOXES, well ventilated, with abundance of SUPERIOR MEADOW HAY and OLD OATS, at THE “SETTLERS’ FLAGSTAFF HOTEL,” CLIVE. N.B.—First-rate accommodation in the house, and none but the very best Ales and Spfrits kept. Hawke’s Bay Naval and Military Settler’s Act, 1861. “pCTOTICE is hereby given to those who have Li left the Army or Navy prior to the 9th day of June, 1858’ and who may be entitled to select land free of cost, under the above Act, that the imitation of six months granted by clause 111 therein, and during which only such applications are to be mode, expires on the 6th day of March next; and that after that date they will be disqualified from the benefits of the Act. It is also further notified that all applications by parties who have left the At my or Navy since the 9th day of June, 1858, must bo made “ within twelve calender months next after such retirement or discharge or if any such Application should bo simultaneous with another of a cosh purchaser, the laud w : ll be put up to auction under the Waste Lauds Act, 1858, Sub-section 3, of Section!. The Military Settlers to he allowed the npset price without payment, and to pay'the difference between that and the auction price. 11. S. TIFFEN, Commissioner Crown Lauds. Crown Land Office, Napier, 18th February, 1862.