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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1633, 1 December 1874, Page 447

FOR SALE, IN NEW ZEALAND, To Arrive, ex Lennox Castle, A Selection of Three Bulls From the superb herd of Messrs Leney & Son, Orpines, Watering bury, Kent. AT the Sale on the 2nd July, at which these Animals were bought, 41 head realised £9,095 2s Od, or an average p„r head of £221 16s 7£d. PEDIGREE. Lot 2—Charming; Prince, roan, calved February 15, 1873; got by Grand Duke of Kent (26289), dam (Charming Maid) by Lord Liverpool (22168) Lot B—First Lord, rich roan, calved July 14,1873; got by Bth Duke of Geneva (28390) dam (Lady Louisa's Duchess Ist) by 4th G. Duke (19874). Lot 11—The Royal Prince, red, calved , October 9, 1873; got by Bth Duke ol Geneva (28390), dam (Princess Mice) by British Prince (14197). Lot 2 is of the Charmer blood, a family in high repute for milking properties. Lots 8 and 11 are by the American Bull, " Eighth Duke of Geneva," which was purchased by Messrs Lenny & Son for 1650 guineas", and are half-brothers of the heifer-calf "Fourth Grind Duchess of Geneva," which realized at this sale 2000 guineas. The " Eighth Duke of Geneva " is said to be the purest bred Bull in existence of tho" Bates" family, and Lots 8 and 11 by him are of the highest breeding and character, rich in color, fine symmetry, will) excellent quality of flesh and hair, as well as good dairy properties. These Bulls are offered for private sale, and if not disposed of at certain reserved prices, will, if inducement offers, be exhibited at the Agricultural Show, Christchurch, in November m-xt, and one or more will be sold at public sale after the Show, the owner retaining the right to make one bid on each animal at the time of sale.

Note.—See Daily Telegraph of 3rd July, and Field, and Land and Water of 4tli July, 1874, for account of Sale. Also, for private sale, to arrive, the First Prize Shearling Lincoln Ram, bred by John Howard, Esq., Nocton Rise, Lincolnshire. Exhibited at Bedford, July 13, 1874. Also, for private sale, to arrive, a firstclass selection of Rams and Ewks from the most celebrated flocks in Lincolnshire, comprizing the blood of Dudding, Kirkham, Howard, Garfit Cartwright, Ghest, Wright, Clarke, and others. For any further information apply to the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, in Christchurch or Dunedin, or to J. W. GOWER, Esq., Carnarvon Estate, Lower Rangitikei, Wellington. New Zealand. London, 25th July 1874. NOTICE. 'HE Lands' hereinafter described will L be sold by Auction, at the Crown Lands Office. Napier, Hawke's Bay, on the 17th January, 1875. Further particulars can be obtained on application at the Survey Office. 1. Twelve quarter-acre Sections, immediately adjoining the wharf on the reclaimed land, Gougl) Island, Port Ahuriri. Upset price from £SOO to £I,OOO per section. 2. About 6,500 acres of open land, situate from 20 to 25 miles from XlCll'lGl j 111-"! l»'" •••■»•" ■- land, in sections from 80to 300 acres. Upset price, 10s per acre 3. About 2,000 acres of Bush land, at Pobui, near the main road to Auckland, in sections of about 80 acres each. Upset price, £2 per acre. 4. The Township of Woodville, situate at the junction of the Wellington, Napier, and West Coast roads, four miles from the Manawatu Gorge. Sections: Quarter-acres. Upset price, from £5 to £lO per section 5. Suburban Lands, adjoining Woodville, and situate along the mai road ; about 5,500 acres, flat lan and rich soil, in sections about 5 acres each. Upset price, from £ to £2 per acre. A few small sections immediately adjoining Woodville. Upset price, about £5 per acre. 6. A Block of 520 acres of good bush land, situate between theNorsewood and Danevirk Settlements' sections, adjoining the main road, from 35 toso acres each. Upset price, from £1 to £2 per acre. 7. A Block of about 300 acres of good Totara Bush, adjoining the Danevirk settlement, in sections from 10 to 15 acres. Upset price, £5 per acre. 8. About 2,000 acres of bush land in the Tua Tua Block, near Norwood. The tramway abjut to be constructed bounds this block of land on one side. Sections: from 20 to 80 acres. Upset price, £2 to £5 per acre. J. D. ORMOND, Superintendent. October 27, 1874. NOW It EA D Y (Price Is; Postage Id) The Transit of Venus, And How to Observe It, By Archdeacon Stock, M.A. Also ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE of SCHOOL PRIZE BOOKS, &c, Sent Free on Request. T. A. BOWDEN, New Zealand Educational Depository, Wellington. Trade Supplied. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ON the opening of tho Nap ,- er and Paid Paki Railway, the undersigned will run his Coaches twice daily each way between Waipawa and Paki Paki; aud should sufficient inducement offer, it will bo extended to Waipukurau. A. PETERS,