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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 166, 18 March 1864, Page 2

Electoral Districts of Napier and Clive. "VTOTICE.—The Claims ofPersons duly qualified, -L i desirous of haying their names placed on the Electoral Holla of either of the above districts, or desirous of having any additions to, or alterations in the statement of their qualifications on the said rolls, will be received at the Registration Officer’s Office, Napier, during the months of January, February, aud March. JOHN CURLING, Registration Officer. Napier, January 8, 1864. DESIRABLE LAND NEAR THE CENTEE OP THE TOWN OP NAPXEE TO BE LET. TO BE LET, at an easy rent, for a term of 5, V, 10, or 14 years, in one or several lots, the following Suburban Sections on Sciude Island, in the Town of Napier, viz.: A a r Section No. 39 (Government map) containing 5 2 0 Section No. 40 “ “ 5 3 10 Section No, 41 " “410 Part of Section 42, “ containing about... 2 0 0 All the Sections adjoin, aud together form about 17 acres. No. 40, adjoining Messrs. Marshall’s and Colenso’s grounds, has just been substantially fenced on both sides; and, from its soil and situation, is well suited for a market garden. For particulars, apply to Me. A. LUFF, LAND AGENT, SHAKSPEARE-ROAD, NAPIER. BUSH LAND. ' FOR SALE, 40 ACRES OF BUSH, situated near Waipawa. This valuable Block of Land selected from Survey, was purchased in 1880. Apply to ANDREW LUFF, Land Agent, Napier. NOTICE. Superintendent’s Office, Napier, Feb. 25, 1864. IT is hereby Notified for general information that under a proclamation issued by his Honor the Superintendent of Canterbury, the Importation of Cattle from the Province of Hawke’s Bay to Canterbury is prohibited. DONALD M’LEAN, Superintendent. FOR SALE. A VALUABLE SHEEP RUN in the Province of Hawke’s Bay, within 8 miles of the Town of Napier, by a good road. The above consists Ot aOOUt i&,UOO auroo of good Umootono country, including 3,000 acres, or thereabours, of Freehold Land. The Flock of £3,000 Sheep now depasturing on the Run will be sold; together with Sheep Yards, bullock Team, and Station Plant generally. There is an excellent weatherboardad Dwelling House, and good Garden, well watered and pleasantly situated. For particulars apply at the Station to RICHARDSON & TEOUTBECK. Petane Feb 8,1864. EX RAN G A TIR A . Transhipped from Sydney Steamer, 3 CASES SADDLERY, containing—--12 Gent’s Hogskin Saddles 12 Gent’s Saddles Hogskin seats 6 doz. superior plain Snaffle Bridles 2 dozen Pelham Bridles 1 “ Head-stall Bridles 1 “ Breast Plates & Martingales 1 doz. ivory-ringed Martingales 3 “ Felt Saddle Cloths 1 “ pairs Stirrup Leathers 3 “ extra Reins 10 chests Superior Tea 6 half-chests “ “ 12 boxes “ “ 32 mats Company’s Sugar, No. 1 32 “ . “ “ No. 2 40 “ “ “ No. 3 1 case Arrowroot 14 doz. Sorby’s Sheep Shears Ex Queen of the Mersey, from London 6 cases Champagne 4 cases containing Wincey Skirts, Quilled Alpaca Skirts, Ladies’ Ribbon and Fancy Ties, Stays, Parasols, Umbrellas, Hair Nets, Hat Bands Mauve Linen, and Lace trimmed Muslin sets for Ladies. Alexandra Muslin and Mourning Ties, Regent Ties, Military and Ducape Handkerchiefs Cambric, Lawn, and Printed border Handkerchiefs —hemmed 1 case Sheep Shears, Dog Chains, and Tinned Tacks 1 case Superior Silk and Wool Crimean Shirts and Jumpers 1 case Men’s and Youths’ Pilot Cloth Jackets, Tweed and Shepherd’s Plaid Jumpers 1 case Felt Hats and Tay Tweed Caps 1 case 24 suits Tweed Clothing 1 case Bedford and Diagonal Trousers, Boys’ and Youths’ Pilot Cloth Jackets Ex Nafiee, from London. bale each 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 Blankets. W. RATHBONE. Waipawa, January 29, 1864.