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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 121, 5 June 1863, Page 2

£5 REWARD. WHEREAS, for some time past, TIMBER has been often dug up and taken away from Suburban Sections 15 to 20 (inclusive) at HAVELOCK: Notice is hereby given, that a Reward of FIVE POUNDS will be paid by WILLIAM COLENSO to any one giving such information as will lead to the conviction of any persons so trespassing from and after this date. Napier, Juno Ist, 1863. ~ £5 UTIL TENEI ka mohiotia ka nui te mahi he, whanako tonu i nga rakau totara e takoto ana i te repo ki Herehero, haere atu i Awhoraka tae noa kite rohenga mai whakatetonga o taua whenua. Na, tenei ka utua ki nga Fauna Moni ERIMA, te kai-hopu, te kai-whakaatu mai i tetahi tangata e keri ana e whanako ana i aua rakau ki muri i tenei panuitanga. Naku, Na TE KORENEHO. No Nepia, no te 1 o Hune, 1863. Plants and Trees to arrive. FRUIT TREES. APPLE, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Damson, Peach, Nectarine, Apricot, Mulberry, Medlar Quince, Currants, Spanish Chestnuts, Filberts Gooseberries, Cob Nut, Walnut, Strawberries, Vines, Fig, Raspberries, &c. FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. Elm, Alder, Ash, Elder, Birch, Blue Gum Horse Chestnut, Laburnum, Maple, Oak Beech, Sycamore, Lime, Quicks, Sweet Briar Norfolk Island Pine, Cryptomeria Japonica Cypress, Scoth Fir, Pinus Austriaca Chinese Arbor Vita, Roses, Laurestinus Geldre Roses, Lilacs, Salvia, Laurels, Holly Magnolia, Berßeris, Ribes, Climbing Roses Jasmine, Passiaflora, &c., &c. SEEDS. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Brussel Sprouts Early Peas, Long Pod Beans, Early Turnip Mangel Wurzel, Long Radish, Carrot Parsnip, Red Beet, Onion, Lettuce, Leeks, &c. Rhubarb Roots, Asparagus Plants. Plants & Trees carefully Packed & Labelled. J. R. SUTTON, Meanee Flats. FOR SALE, THE UNEXPIRED LEASE of those Premises lately occupied by Mr. B. D. Danvers as an Auction Mart in Hastings-street. THE BEST BUSINESS SITE in_napier. Apply to B. D. DANVERS or to V. JANISCH, Napier. O’Connell Monument Fund. AT A PUBLIC MEETING, called by advertisement, of persons disposed to participate in the movement in progress for the erection of a National Monument to the memory of Daniel O’Connell, held at the Star Hotel, Napier, on Monday the Ist of June,— It was moved by Mr. John Buchanan, seconded by Mr. Doherty, and carried unanimously,— “That this meeting cordially sympathises with the movement in Ireland and elsewhere, having for its object the erection of some suitable Monument to the memory of Daniel O'Connell: and resolves that subscriptions bo taken at once, and lists for the receipt of further sums bo now left with Mr. Maney at the Meanee Hotel, and with Mr. M Jvalty at tlie Star Hotel, Napier, who with Mr. James Doherty be appointed a Committee to remit the sums so subscribed to the Dublin Committee.” Mr. Buchanan was appointed Hon. Treasurer.