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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 50, 12 June 1862, Page 4

THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Capital £300,000. HEAD OFFICE; AUCKLAND. DIRECTORS : JAS. WILLIAMSON, Esq., President. JOHN L. CAMPBELL, Esq. Hon. T. HENDERSON, M.G.A. JAS. O’NEILL, Esq., M.G.A. GEORGE B. OWEN, Esq. THOS. RUSSELL, Esq., M.G.A. CHAS. J. TAYLOR, Esq., M.G.A. AUDITORS— SamueI Browning, Esq..- and William C. Daldt, Esq. GENERAL MANAGER AND INSPECTOR : Alexander Kennedy, Esq. The bank of new Zealand has now established Branches in all the Provinces and principal Towns of the Colony, and offers great facilities to the mercantile and general community for exchange operations by its arrangements with the Oriental Bank Corporation for transactions with their wide spread and numerous branches and agencies in the United Kingdom, India, China, and the Australian Colonies. A. KENNEDY, General Manager and Inspector. Bank of New Zealand. A BRANCH of this BANK was opened at Napier, on WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL inst. Interest allowed on fixed deposits. Napier, April, 1862. FRUIT AND FOREST TREES. GROVE NURSURY, NELSON. A CATALOGUE of FRUIT and FOREST TREES, FLOWERING ROOTS, &c., with prices, may be seen at the Times Office, Napier, where orders will bo received and promptly attended to. The list, which is too largo to appear as an advertisement, contains 226 varieties of Foi’est and other Trees, and 89 varieties of Fruit Trees, consisting of Ash, Arbutus, Acacia, Abutilon, Araucaria, Aster, Alonsoa, Aucuba, Ageratum, Aloe, Alder, Buddlea, Bruginansia, Bignonia, Bonus, Bladder Senna, Berberis, Cratrcgns (Hawthorn), Cotoncaster, Cistns, Callitris, Coronilla, Clematis, Clianthus, Cupressus, Cryptomeria, Casuarina, Cassia, Callistachys, Crassula, Cuphea, Chestnut, Chrysanthemums, Daphne, Deutzia, Diplacu-, Durantia, Euouymus, Elm, Fuchsia, Guelder Rose, Gums, Hydrangea, Holly, Hornbeam, Hackca, Hypericum, Hoya, Jasminum, Jochroma, Kennedya, Lophospermum, Lauras, Lilac, Lycosteria, Loquat, Lophostemon, Magnolia, Myrtle, Maurandia, Metrosideros, Nerium, Oak, Linus, Privet, Phyllarca, Polygala, Pomegranate, Pyrus, Poplar, Plumbago, Pcnstemon, Pelargonium, Ribes, Robinia, Rosemary, Rose, Syringa, Sycamore, Spiraea, Saxifrage, Salvia, Swainsonia, Solanum, Thuja, Hilia, Tacsonia, Viburnum, Veronica, Weigela, Wistaria, Yew. Fruit Trees : Apricot, Cherry, Currant, Fig, Grape, Gooseberry, Medlar, Mulberry, Nut, Pear, Plum, Peach, Strawberry. Also a variety of Calceolaria, Gincaria, Bulbous, and Herbaceous Plants. All orders will he strictly attended to , and sent with care. VAUTIER JANISCTI, NAPIER, AUCTIONEER, C G JIM IB SION JIB It CM AN T, LAND AND SHIPPING AGENT. DINWIDDIE & BRYSON, JOINERS AND CABINET MAKERS, CARLYLE STREET, (Nearly opposite Itich ■)' Parker's , Butchers) ORDERS TOR EURNTYURE, CABINET WORK, DOORS, SASILES, ETC., ETC., PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. N.B.—Wood Turning done on the Premises. E X “W 0N G A W OHG A,” AND LATE ARRIVALS. HALF-CHESTS SUPERIOR TEA 80 Qr.-chests Superior Tea 20 Cases Old Tom 3 Qr.-easks Sherry 2 Cases Saddlery 100 Bags (best) Auckland Flour 20 Bags Seconds 2 Tons Fine Java Sugar 50 Bags No. 1. 50 Bags No. 2. 500 Wheat Sacks RODGERS & SON’S CUTLERY— Butchers’ Knives and Steels Table and Dessert Knives Scissors, Pocket Knives Carvers and Clasp Knives. F. SUTTON. Napier. 2nd May, 1862. MESSRS. TRIPHOOK & WRIGHT, SUKVETOIiS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS LAND AND COMMISSION * AGENTS, Shakespeare Road, NAPIER. MR. R. M. SKEET, SURVEYOR, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, Coote Road , near the Rank Buildings, NAPIER. Having been engaged in the service of the Government, and possessing also a thorough knowledge of the various districts of the Province, Mr. R. M. S. is prepared to shew intending occupants the plots open for sale or lease.