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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 69, 23 October 1862, Page 1

Notice to Advertisers. THE HAWKE’S BAY TIMES is published every Thursday, and in order to secure for it an extensive circulation no exertion will be spared to effect tills desideratum. It will contain the latest Commercial, Shipping, Local, and General News, the state of the Markets, and other intelligence. Advertisers will, therefore, find the Hawke’s Bat Times a desirable medium for making their wants known to the public, and the commercial portion of the community will find it advantageous in giving notice of Merchandise, Produce, Stock, &c., for sale. Tlie Terms of Advertising in the Hawke’s Bat Times are—Threepence per line for the first insertion, and for each subsecutive one, half price. Advertisements should be left at the office not later than twelve o’clock on Wednesdays for publication the following day, and should contain the number of times they are intended to be inserted. Advertisements not containing this notification will be continued and charged for until countermanded. Orders for the withdrawal of advertisements should be sent not later than Monday to ensure attention in the next publication. _ Terms of Subscription : —Twelve shillings and sixpence per half year, payable in advance ; single copy, sixpence. • Intending Subscribers should leave their names at the Office, Hastings-street, in order to ensure copies being delivered. Arab Horse “CID” WILL STAND to COYER at Mangatarata on and after the Ist October. Terms, Three Guineas. THE BISHOP OF OSNABUBG, BY Surplice out of H. R. H. sister to her Majesty, by Velocipede. Terms, Five Guineas each MareMarcs will be received on and after Ist. October. N.B.—A guarantee will be given for two guineas extra. The Brow, Sept. 1, 1862. To Cover this Season, fl DRAUGHT ENTIRE YOUNG CUMBERLAND, Will run with his mares in an English Grass Paddock at Kereru. A separate paddock for mares until they have foaled. TERMS £3 3s. EACH MARE. J. N. WILLIAMS. “GARIBALD I.” Draught stallion by “ Cumberland,” out of an imported mare—a grey horse, 5 years old, and winner of the first prize at last year’s show in Auckland. Will stand for the season at £1 10s for single mares. Groom’s fee ss. “TE LEGEA M” Thorough-bred Entire by “Ether,” dam “ Countess,” by “ Gratis”—a dark bay horse, 5 years old. Will stand for die season at £3 for single mares. Groom’s fee ss. Mares left will be charged 2s. per week for paddock accommodation without responsibility. Greenmeadows, ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. Township of CLIVE, Haivke's Lay. TO BE SOLD OR LET ON LEASE, THAT old established Blacksmith’s Business so successfully carried on for the last seven years by Richard Dolbcl, together with the Blacksmith’s Shop, Anvils, Bellows, and every requisite for carrying on the trade. 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. j.ne soie reason ior the above being offered for disposal is, that Mr. Richard Dolbel intends shortly to return home. TEEMS, TO AN APPROVED PURCHASER EXCEEDING!/? LIBERAL. For further particulars apply to DOLBEL, BROTHERS, Clive, OR TO B. D. DANVERS, Napier. Clive, September 17, 1862. WANTED. —An intelligent YOUTH for the Printing Business. Apply at the Hawke's Bay Times Office.