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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 139, 11 September 1863, Page 2

FOR SALE, THE WHOLE of the DRAUGHT STOCK belonging to Mr, F. Dsett, with DRAYS. HARNESS, &o. Also— The best SIX-STALLED STABLE, with HARNESS ROOM, &c., in the district; together with the GOOD WILL of the carrying business. F. DYETT. DRAUGHT N T I R E. TO STAND to COVER this Season at Oakbourne, Wallingford, the celebrated draught horse “CONQUERO R,” Allowed by competent judges to be the best horse j bred or imported into the Province. { “ Conqueror ” is by the well-known imported English horse “England’s Hope,” out of a firstclass Van Dieman’s Land mare ; he is a dark iron grey with great symmetry, combining power with j activity, immense bone and muscle, and of a most ! docile temper ; he is three years old, standing 16 hands high. Terms : £4 4s. each Maee. Limited to 60 mares. Paddocks gratis for one month; if not then removed a charge will be made of 3s. per week for each mare. Every attention given to the mares but no responsibility incurred in case of loss or accident. Mares hobbled at the option of the Groom. All fees to be paid at the Station on or before Ist January, 1864. Oakbourne Station, Wallingford, August 20, 1863. j WOOL. THE Undersigned are Purchasers of WOOL, or will advance on consignments to their Friends in Sydney or London. MALTBY & Co. HAWK E’S BAY. PETA N E . By direction of the Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court, on the application of the Mortgagees. ■ tTo be sold by Auction, at the Store of Mr. Uanisch , on TUESDAY, the twenty-second day of September , one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, subject to the conditions of sale to he then and there produced, the undermentioned property, — ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL of LAND, situated at Eskdale, in the Province of Hawke’s Bay, containing two hundred and thirty four (234) acres being part of block two (2) on the plan of the district of Eskdale, subject to the Government right of roads. And,— All that piece or parcel of Land, containing eighty (80) acres, more or less, being the suburban sections number fifty-one (51) and fifty-two (52), on the Government plan of the western side of the harbour of Napier, subject to the Government right of roads. For further information and particulars apply to Mr. BROOKE TAYLOR, Deputy Registrar, Napier, or to Mr. J. N. WILSON, the Solicitor for the Mortgagees. JUST ARRIVED, IN FIRST-RATE CONDITION. i n non quicks A/\_7 2,000 Sweet Briars 500 Ash 250 Sycamore 100 Apple Trees, assorted 100 Pears “ 100 Cherries “ 100 Raspberries 100 Black Currants 100 Red Currants 24 White Currants 48 Cob Nuts 30 Apricots 25 Plums 12 Medlars 24 Rhubarb—Bucks Scarlet 50 Birch 12 Horse Chesnuls 30 Laburnums 12 Oaks—English 12 Oaks—Turkey 24 Arborvitso 12 Common Holly 12 Common Laurels 6 Magnolias Cypress, Cryptomeria, Japonica, Pinus Australia, Laurestinus, Guelder Rose Syringa, Climbing Rose, Lilacs, Oranges, Lemons, Ivys, Camelias, Guanas, Laurestinus. &c., &c. J. R SUTTON, Meanee Flat. NOTICE is Hereby Given that the Partnership hitherto subsisting between the Undersigned, as Butchers, in the Business carried on at Carlylestreet and Waghorne-street, in the Town of Napier, under the firm of Rich and Parker, has been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the Ist of August, 1863. All debts and liabilities of the late firm of Rich and Parker, will be discharged by William and Henry Parker, who are hereby authorised to receive all debts due to the late firm. Dated this 20th day of August, 1863. WILLIAM RICH WILLIAM PARKER HENRY PARKER. Witness to the signatures of Wm. Rich Wm. Parker, and Henry Parker. J. N. WILSON, Solicitor, Napier.