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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume I, Issue 20, 14 November 1861, Page 1

“YOUNG CUMBERLAND” By the first-class imported draught horse “ Cumberland" of Auckland. WILL run with his Mares this season in an extensive English grass paddock, at the owner’s station, Tapuaeharuru. Terms—Single mare £3 10s. Two or more the property of the same person £8 Bs. m THE BISHOP OF OSNABUEG, By Sueplice, ottt of IT.R.H. Sistee to Hee Majesty, by Velocipede, 'VTTTLL run with his Mares tliis season at the V V Owner’s Station, Ruataniwha, in a new and extensive paddock of about 500 acres, well grassed and watered. Teems ; —Six Guineas for single Mares, and Eire Guineas for two or more, the property of the same person, payable on the Ist March, 1862. Mares will be received on and after the Ist October. A cup will be given to be run for in February, 1865, by the gets of the Bishop of Osnaburg. The Brow, September 19, 1861. u FIRST CLASS DRAUGHT ENTIRE NEW PROVINCE. NEW PROVINCE is warranted staunch in harness, and will cover Mares this season at Mr. Feegtjson’s Stables, Clive. Sire, Lincoln, late of Auckland ; dam, Jessie, an imported English cart mare. Teems : —Singie Mares, £5 ss. two or more Mares, the property of one person, £4 4s. each. Groom’s fee, 2s 6d. A well grassed and watered paddock provided for parties wishing te have their Mares 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. "TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by Deed -LAI dated the 17th day of October instant, David Caeswell of Napier, Baker, for the consideration therein mentioned, duly assigned and transferred to William Miller of Napier aforesaid, Carpenter, all and singular the debts due from the customers of the said David Carswell to him. And notice is fuethee given to such customers requiring them to pay their accounts forthwith to the said Wiliam Miller, whose receipt will alone be a good discharge therefore. Dated this 17th day of October, 1861. To be Let, A TWO-ROOMED HOUSE, situated at the end of Shakespeare-road. Rent moderate. Apply to F. SUTTON. Notice. A LL Persons are hereby cautioned against dealing with any of the Horses, Mares, Geldings, Bullocks, Sheep, Cattle, and increase thereof, Chattels, or Effects whatsoever, which have been assigned by George Tovey Buckland Worgau, under two several Bills of Sale to George Charlton, of Napier, and William Bowler, of Wellington, which said Bills of Sale were duly filed in the Supreme Court at Wellington, on the" 3rd August, 1860. fa ’ E. A. CARLTON, Solicitor to the Assignees. Dated Napier, August 3rd, 1861. PIANOFORTE MUSIC. RIME AULT’S Opera Music Books— S emir amide L’Ambassadrico Vaises by Chas. D’Albert— Hero and Leander La Sultana Florimelle Queen of Hearts Off to Charlestown (Quadrille) Rifle Corps (Polka) Quadrille by Brindley Richards — Beautiful Dove Anthems by C. J. Tates—- “ Unto Thee O Lord will I lift up my soul” “ Hear my prayer, O Lord” “ I will magnify Thee O my King ” Selections of Hymns, Chants, &c. March—Volunteer Rifle Corps Adieu Waltz Song—“ God bless thee Old England” Masses, without words— Mozart’s first and second Beethoven’s Mass in C Louis Spohr’s celebrated Violin School, complete edition by Bishop Violin Bows, &c. On Sale at the Hawke's Bag Times Ofllce.