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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 54, 10 July 1862, Page 2

CROWN GRANTS. Office of Receiver of Land Revenue, Napier, July 7,1862. rjIHE Undermentioned Deeds of Grant having been duly executed are now ready for issue at the JL above office, ou the payment of the sum of Twenty Shillings on each Grant,'under the provisions, of the “ Fees on Crown Grants Ordinance,,’ Sess. YU. No. 2. In cases where it is impossible for the party entitled to receive his Grant to attend in person, it will bo delivered to the bearer of an authority accordiuglo the subjoined form, certified to by a Magistrate or Solicitor of the Supreme Court. FOEM OF AUTHOBITY. I, (A. 8.), do hereby authorize (C.D.) of to receive the Deed of Grant in my favor for Signature. Witness. [Signature of a Magistrate or 1 Solicitor of Supreme Court.) A LARGE SALE of HORSES will be held by Mr. DANVERS’ on Saturday, August 9. AT HIS YARDS, HA STINGS-STREET. When will be offered a varied assortment of— Draught and Saddle Horses Draught Entire Thorough-bred Entire, by Glendon ALSO; A white entire Donkey, imported from Arabia to Calcutta in 1850, by J. G. Gordon, Esq., of Clifton, Kidnappers, and since imported here from thence. A white Female Donkey, imported at the same time. A two year old Donkey Colt A Colt Donkey Foal *** These animals are pure bred, and were imported with the intention of breeding mules, for which they are admirably adapted. £1 REWARD. STRAYED, from Napier, a dark iron grey MARE, about 14£ hands high, branded ( —) on the off shoulder. Any one finding the same, and bringing it to the undersigned, will receive the above reward. C. MOGRIDGE, Dickens-street, Napier. TO LET. A NEAT TWO-ROOMED COTTAGE, late in the occupation of E. Bibby. Apply to TRIPHOOK & WRIGHT. NEW PERIODICAL. THE Publisher of the “ New Zealand Almanac” begs to intimate that he is about to begin the publication of a new Literary Periodical of Useful Information and Amusement; to consist of Tales, Narratives, Adventures, Essays, Sketches, Poetry, Notes and Queries, &c., Original and Selected ; the First Number to appear in July next. Price Is. per part. Orders received at the Times office. ~fy|~R. DANVERS will hold a SALE of LAND Tuesday, July 15. AT THE MART, HASTINGS-STREET, When will he offered — Subdivisions E, F, and G, of Town Section, Napier, No. 243, each having 41 feet frontage tn Dalton-stroct, by 66 feet indepth Subdivision B, of Town Section, Napier, No. 237, with 88 feet frontage to Dickens-street, and 41 feet frontage Clive-square Subdivision C, of Town Section, Napier, No. 237, with 44 feet frontage to Dickensstreet, and 82| feet depth Moiety No. 10 of Suburban Section, Napier, No. 20, containing 100 links frontage to Chaucer-road, and 280 links in depth. Moiety of f of lot No. 2, of Subdivision of Town Section, Napier, No. 221, with frontage to Thackeray-street of 31£ feet, and 82 feet depth. ALSO, ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAT CONCEEN, Town Sections, Havelock, Nos. 66 and 14—the latter an exceedingly valuable property. To the Electors of the Town of Napier. GENTLEMEN, —I lose no time in informing you that I have this day accepted the offer of His Honor the Superintendent of a seat in the Executive Council. I can conscientiously say, I have done so in the hopes of beneficially serving you; although, in so doing, I have lost my seat in the Provincial Council. As, however, you will be very shortly called upon to elect some one to the vacant seat, and as I leave on Monday next per Storm Bird for Wellington, to perform those other public duties to which you were pleased to call me, —I now address you, hoping that you will once more shew, by your re-electing me, that you hiV’e still confidence in, Gentlemen, ' Your obdt. servant, WM. COLENSO Napier, Saturday, Juno 28,1862.