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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 67, 9 October 1862, Page 2

“THE MOTTO.” TEA 2s. 6d. ner pound Prompt Cash! COFFEE Is. 6d. per pound No Abatement!! SUGAR 6d. per pound A Shade of Profit!!! SOAP One Shilling per bar Undersold by none!!!! J. ROBOTTOM’S Wholesale and Retail Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Leather and Grocery Store SHAKESPEARE-ROAD. EGGS, (new laid) ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE PER DOZEN.

Te Whare o te Huparitenete, Nepia, Akotopa 6, 1862. KA tangohia katoatia nga pukapukahiri ki tenei whare taea noatia te 12 o nga haora o te Hatarei te 18 o nga ra, mo te whakapainga mete mahinga kite kowhatu i nga tini e (27) i nga tini ano hoki e 29 o te rori ki Waipureku. Ko nga whakaatutanga kei tenei whare kei te toa hoki o Eruera i Waipureku e takoto ana. PARANINI, Kai tuhituhi kite Huparitenete. Superintendent’s Office, Napier, October 6,1862. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office up to Noon on Saturday, the 18th instant, for Forming and Metalling 27 and 29 Chains respectively between the Township of Clive and the Feiry Punt. Specification may be seen at thts office and at the store of Mr. Boddington at Clive. G. T. FANNIN. Superintendent’s Clerk. Departure of the English Mail. THE S. STE.A MSHIP Q UEJEN. , Capt. Pole, will leave Napier -on or about the 10th October, carTying H.M. mails. No passenger will be allowed on board without a ticket from VAUTIER JANISCH, Agent. Napier, September 27, 1862. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TotvnsMp of CLIVE, Hawke's Bay. TO BE SOLD OR LET ON LEASE, nnHAT old established Blacksmith’s Business _L so successfully carried on for the last seven years by Richard Dolbel, together with the Blacksmith’s Shop, Anvils, Bellows, and every requisite for carrying on the trade. also, — THE DWELLING-HOUSE ADJACENT. Situated in the most central part of the Town, containing nine rooms There is an excellent well of water on the premises ; a Garden substantially fenced and stocked with fruit trees, &c. Stable, Fowl House, and other Outbuildings. An opportunity like the present seldom occurs, and is well worthy the attention of any Blacksmith who wishes to carry on a safe and profitable trade. The sole reason for the above being offered for disposal is, that Mr. Richard Dolbel intends shortly to return home. TEEMS, TO AX ATPEOVED PURCHASER EXCEEDIXGLY LI3IEEAL. For further particulars apply to DOLBEL, BROTHERS, Clive, OR TO B. D. DANYERS, Napier. Clive, September 17, 1862. Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Clive and Havelock that they have purchased and intend cor tinning the business of Mr. Hamlix, Butcher, and hope, by keeping a good supply of the best of BEEF, MUTTON, &c., to receive the support hitherto extended to their predecessor. FORD fc McHARDY. Notice. MEMBERS of the Church of England are requested to take Notice that a meeting will be held at the Church at Napier on Saturday Evening the 18th rust., at -J-past 7 o’clock, for the purpose of electing a Church-warden and Vestrymen in accordance with the provisions of the Act No. 3 “for the election of nom'nators and the appointmentofCuratcs to parishes ” of the Diocesan Synod of Wellington. T. D. TRIPHOOK. Church-warden appoihted by the Standing Committee of the Dioceasn Synod of Woffington. NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. TENDERS for certain additions and alterations to the Residence of the Rev. W. COLENc O, will be receded by the undersigned t : 1 Saturday, at noon, the 18th inst., in accordance with plan and specification to be seen on and after Saturday, the 11th inst., at our offieo. TRIPHOOK & WRIGHT, Shakespeare-road.