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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 206, 23 December 1864, Page 2

Township of Abbotsford, Waipawa. WEDNESDAY 18th JANUARY 1865, at Noon. GREAT LAND SALE. Mr. Vautier Janiscll has received instructions from F. S. ABBOTT, Esq., \ffto sell by Auction as above. — YALU ABLE SECTIONS of J-acro each, situated in the centre of the township and having a frontage to the Main Trunk Road to the interior at the junction of the Te Ante and Middle roads. These Sections are the most valuable in the Township, were reserved for the homestead of the proprietor, and the DWELLING-HOUSE and BUTCHERS’ SHOP erected on two of them will be sold at the same time. The good-will, of Butcher’s premises will be disposed of with the property. Also, the lease, at a very moderate rental, of two Paddocks adjacent thereto, containing about 8 acres each. The present lino of fence fronting the Main road will be removed to the rear of the Sections, by the proprietor, leaving an open frontage to’ the road directly opposite the Abbotsford Hotel and the stores of Mr. Rathbone. If sufficient inducement offers, the proprietor will put up at the Sale several other Sections in this thriving Township. Eull particulars and conditions of sale may be seen at the Auction Mart, with plans of the property. And the Auctioneer is prepared to sell by private contract, before the Sale, a few of the Sections. Napier, December 13th, 1864. Clive. “Noah’s Ark” GENERAL STORE. fTTHE Undersigned announces that the above -I. Store is now open, and settlers in the vicinity can bo supplied with Christmas Eruits Groceries Clothing &c., &c., &c. E. W. KNOWLES, pro Edward Boddington in charge. Christmas Fruits. Just Received, pee “ Queen.” ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. French plums, in glass jars New Pigs, in small boxes Muscatels, in layers Jordan Almonds Eleme Raisins Currants Candied Peel, assorted P. SUTTON. WANTED TO PURCHASE, from 500 to 1,000 acres of good arable land. Apply, stating particulars, to M. N. 0., office of this paper. Napier, 24th December, 1864.