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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XIII, Issue 586, 15 June 1868, Page 1

For Sale. S !MP LEM ENT DEPOT Just Received, ex Matoaka, 15 CASES OF IMPLEMENTS—mUR N WREST PLOUGHS Rentall’s Grubbers Ox Harrows ' Jiiccliuia Harrows Grass Seed Harrows Corn Crushers Oat Crushers C'haif Cutters Copper Furnaces Plough Harness Nails Carpenters’ Tools Spare parts of Ploughs, &c. GRASS SEEDS. vVhitc Clover, Red Clover, Cowgrass, and Timothy. On Sale b y the Undersigned, Iverosine Lamps in variety 50 eases Cozen’s Kero-ino P". tuxford, HAST! N GS-STREET-Governrpeiit Advertisements. PROCLAMATION. By Poxat.u M*Leax, Esij., Superintendent of the Province of Hawke’s Bay, in the Islands of New Zealand. PURSUANT to a Proclamation issued under my hand, dated the 21st day of January, ISO'S. I, DuXalu M'Leax, Superintendent oi the Province of Hawke’s fia3gdo hereby Proclaim and Notify that the land comprised in the Schedule In-.-c----unto annexed will be offered to be Leased by Public Auction, for a term of I I v. :;r s, at the Crown Lands Ofllce, in Napier, on I RIDAA, the 3rd day of July next, at noon in the lots set forth in the schedule hereunto annexed, and that the person who shall bid the highest for each lot shall become the lessee of the same; and I farther notify, Hint the sums of money set against each lot shall represent the lowest tvnt which will be accepted for each let. Dated this Clh day of March, in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty eight. DONALD MHEAN, Superintendent. soil ED ULE. Kavteka Block:, containing about 5000 acres, more or loss bounded towns ds the north by the Moltaka river and tho Rauiratawhao Block ; oast by the top of the Kaweka Range, the western boundary of the Ahuriri Block ; south by the Ngarurora river and the t’akiliiroa stream ; west by the foot of the Kaweka range to the som ce of the Mikino stream, and down that stream to its junction with the Moltaka river. Raxua uTawii ao Block, 2000 acres more or less. The boundaries of the side towants tho Kaweka begins at the Maneatutu, and runs towards the Makahu stream, thence to the Umu oMaukorohi Ngahine o patuaiwaho to Kurupa, to Tawaroa, the Karuwai, and th-nice to the Makino ; thence to tim Moltaka, and, following the Mohaka, to the Maimatutu. ° rpset price Lot 1.—5000 acres ... £lO g> ■uuiunt Lai 2.—rnaj acres ... £1 ! Us s.l p aanam Impounding’ Advertisements, J"MPO ENDED AT MEAN EE,— By T. Torr, May 2S. One grey Gelding,black points, shod all round, about Idlids, branded near shoulder By John Home, June 2. One grey Pony Marc, about 13 hands, no brand visible, black filly Foal at foot One mouse colored Mare about I I hand--, small w hite patches on forehead and oil’ hip, no brand visible, black Lily Foal at foot One bay Gelding, black points, no white, about! tiV bauds, branded UJ olf shoulder X One chestnut Filly, white star on forehead, about 13 hands, no brand visible One still bay cob Gelding a little white on near hind foot, white star on forehead, no brand visible If not claimed, and all expenses paid by the 17th June, ISOS, they will be sold at noon on that, day at the Meanoc Sale Tards. R. D. MANET, Poundkeoper. IMMIGRANTS per the Monimorency are informed that the second instalment of their passage money is overdue : unless prompt payment is made, legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same. | G. T. FANNIN, | Immigration Officer.