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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 66, 2 October 1862, Page 2

“THE MOTT O.” TEA 2s. 6d. ncr pound Prompt Cash! COFEIE Is. fc'd. par pound No Abatement!! SUGAR Gd. per pound A Shade of Profit!!! SOAP One Shilling per bar Undersold by none!!!! J. HOBOTTOM’S Wholesale and Eel ail Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Leather and Grocery Store SIIAKESPEA R E - R 0 A D . EGGS, (xvw laid) ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE PER DOZEN.

Pimince of Jlawkc’s Bay. BY ORDER OF 111 MO RFC AO EE. AT/*. 7. J.i A / .S' 'll will Sett by PubHc Audio a. at Napier, on TiIUIISDAY. Ike 60th Oct., at noon precisely, — rnilE A AIMER STEAM FLOUR MILL, _L newly erected, and in perfect working order, comprising main .building 30 feet by 20 feet, by 30 feet high, in I lloors. Engine and Boiler House, 30 feet by 11 feet Office ... ... 10 feet by 11 feet The Mill is fitted with 11 horse power high pressure horizontal Engine, with Tabular Boiler, three pairs of Stones. Smutting Machine, 2 Dressing Machines, Elevators lor Lorn and Meal, and every requisite for working economically. The Mill and Yard having frontage of 7 I f>‘et to Battery Road by a depth of SO feet, with available water frontage to the harbour, will comprise Lot .No. 1. Lot No. 2 will comprise a block of ground adjoining the above, with 7b feet frontage" to Battery Road, and 132 feet of most valuable frontage to Shakespeare Road. Terms—Half Cash, and remainder by approved bills at 3 and (5 months. 1 urther particulars to be obtained from the auctioneer, Mr. Vautier Janiseh. Province of Hawke’s Bay. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. MR. VAUTIER JAATSC'H Has received ins!ructions to Sell by Public Auction (immediately after the sale of the Napier Steam Flour Mill}, on THURSDAY, ‘Mth October , at Noon, — THE TWO LABOURER’S COTTAGES, with the Sections on which they stand—having a frontage of 6fi feet to Shakespeare-road, by a depth of two chains, being part of Suburban' Section Ao. 76 (subdivision a) Town of Napier. aj.so — The South Eastern half of Town Section A T o. -131, with the Buildings erected thereon, lately occupied by Mr. John Rose. This very valuable Allotment has a frontage to Shake-pearo-road, by a depth of 2.V chains. The Cottage is in good order, and a site for a large building has been prepared at considerable expense. This Property, situated on the main Thoroughfare, in the most improving locality in the Town, close to the Union Bank, deserves the attention of any person desiring a good business stand in this Town. Plans of foregoing property may be seen, and further particulars obtained, at the office of the Auctioneer. Y. JANISCH, Spit, Napier. Napier, ISC2. September 12, BY OBDEPt of the MORTGAGEE. TO BAKERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TO BE SOLD by Public Auction, after the sale of the S TEAM MILL, at 12 o'clock on the 30 th October next, — THE U A EXPIRED TERM of eleven years of the lease of The Shakspeare Bakery Situated on Town Section No. 454, Napier, subject to a ground rent of £2O per annum. The Bakehouse comprises a large Brick oven, with Iron fittings and utensils, all in good order; and is fronted by a Baker’s shop, with requisite shelves and fittings. There is also a small dwelling house, with a stable adjoining—the whole securely fenced and subdivided (o form a garden. There is an excellent and unfailing well of fine water. The property is fit for immediate occupation, without any outlay, for carrying on the BAKERY TRADE on an excellent site for the business, close to tne Napier Steam Flour Mill. Inspection of the premises can be had on application to the undersigned. Y. JANISCH. Auctioneer. Departure of the English Mail. , H „ riTHE S. STEA MSTIIP Q UFEN, Capt. Pore, will leave A apier on or about the 10th October, car‘SSsss&'J&Ss- rying H.M. mails. No passenger will be allowed on board without a ticket from YAUTIER JANISCH, Agent. Napier, September 27, 1862.