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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume I, Issue 17, 24 October 1861, Page 4

i 6 Sheep Dipping Tanks 5 Hhds. (3 tons) Camp ovens and Covers, 14 to 20 in. 3 Kitchen Eanges, Peeress i 8 Cooking Stoves, Empress, No. 8 8 “ “ Enchantress, No. 8 1 case Sorby’s Sheep Shears 2 “ Sheep Shear Slips 4 Casks Patent Shot, Eos. 1,2, 3, and 4 1 Case Cams and Devolving Carbines 108 Grindstones 18 to 32 inch 12 dozen Galvanised Buckets, 11 to 13 inch 2 cases cutlery, consisting of —Table, clasp, and Butcher’s Knives. Scissors, Cleavers, &c. 1 Case German Silver and Electro Plate Forks and Spoons, Sugar Crushers, &c. 2 “ Glassware, viz., —Tumblers, Wines, Creams, Decanters, &c. 1 “ Inks 1 “ Brushwaro 1 pair Smith’s Bellows, 26 inch 4 “ Portable Forges and Bellows 1 case Combs, assorted 10 dozen Spades, strapped and rivetted 6 cases Shovels 4 “ Potatoe and Digging Forks 1 “ “ and Grubbing Hoes G Iron Bedsteads 5 kegs Flooring Brads 1 case Zinc 3 casks Horse Shoes 2 “ Horse Shoe Nails 2 “ Bullock Bows, assorted 1 “ Bullock Chains, 5-16 to 7-1 G 1 “ Plough and Trace Chains 1 “ Dog Chains and Back Bands 1 case Pit saws 2 “ Cross-cut saws 1 “ Hand-saws and Butchers’ saws 1 “ Scythe Sneads and Furniture 1 bundle Crowbars 1 case Mattocks and Picks 1 “ Adzes 1 cask Saucepans and Covers 1 case Mortice Locks, Sash Locks, &c. 48 Cases Ironmongery, COMPRISING ; Sponge Baths, Wheat and Coffee Mills, Oval Boilers, Quoits, Tea and Coffee Pots, Preserving Pans and Kettles, Candlesticks, Air Bricks, Barrow Wheels, Sets Camp Kettles, Tinware, Tea and Dinner Services, Counter Weighing Machines, Blasting Fuse, Dial Compasses (set for Now Zealand), Flour and Wheat Sieves, Scotch Griddles, Boat Hooks, Shark Hooks and Chains, Euddcr and Caulking Irons. Marline Spikes, Eowlocks, Oar Pins, Harpoons, Caulking Mallets. Easps, Files, Garden Shears, Wedges, Steelyards, Tin Tacks, Candle Moulds, Fenders, Copper Nails, Measuring Tapes,Wove Wire Dish Covers, Imperial Dish Covers, Saw and Frame, Bolts and Nuts, Stocks and Dies, Jolly Moidds, Milk Strainers, Spice Boxes, Steel Pens, String Eecls, Fire Dogs, House and Cattle Bells, Surveyor’s Chains, Watering Cans, Ale and Spirit Measures, Mouse and Eat Traps, Braces and Bits, —and other Goods 100 numerous to mention. STUAET, KINEOSS, & Co. Napier, 18th October, 1861. rX7’AE T TED.—An intelligent YOUTH for the y V Printing Business. Apply at the Hawke's Bay Times Office. Foe sale, a photogeaphic appaeATUS, suitable for an amateur. Price, £B. Apply at the Office of this paper. ' i'l 1 1 FIRST CLASS DRAUGHT ENTIRE NEW PROVINCE. "IVfEW PEOYINCE is warranted staunch in LN harness, and will cover Marcs this season at Mr. Fcrgcson’s Stables, Clive. Sire, Lincoln, late of Auckland ; dam, Jessie, an imported English cart marc. Teems : —Singie Mares, £o ss. two or more Mares, the property of one person, £4 Is. each. Groom’s fee, 2s Gd. A well grassed and watered paddock provided for parties wishing te have their Marcs put into one free of payment for the first nine days, after which time a charge of 3s. per week will be made. All service money to be paid on or before the Ist March, 1862. mm THE BISHOP OF OSNABURG, By Sfeetjce, oft op ILE.H. Sister to Her Majesty, by Velocipede, WLL run with his Marcs this season at tin Owner’s Station, Euataniwha, in a nev and extensive paddock of about 500 acres, wel grassed and watered. Teems: —Six Guineas for single Marcs, and Five Guineas for two or more, the property of the same person, payable on the Ist March, 1862. Marcs will be received on and after the Ist October. A cup will bo given to be ran for in February, 1865, by the gets of the Bishop of Osnaburg. The Brow, September 19, 1861. Just arrived from Wellington, ALLSOPP’S BOTTLED ALE Barret & Clay’s superior Port, Sherry Pampanga Sugar Co’s Pieces No. 1. do. Soda Crystals i Vinegar, Champion’s | Champaigno, Henry’s Claret, Margaux. &c., &c., &c. ■ J. A, SMITH & CO, : Oct. 9, 18G1