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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 77, 18 December 1862, Page 1

BALL DEESSES. A FEW FLOUNCED WHITE MUSLIN Ball Dresses, on Sale at half-price. BrW. W. YATES, Spit. On Sale by the Undersigned, MARTELL’S dark brandy, W. I. Rum (Superior Quality) Port Wine Sherry do. Whiskey Old Tom in cases Claret do. Also, — 300 Matai Fencing Posts E. J. TOUET. Spit, December 10, 1862. Ex “ Dart.” from Sydney. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. MATS COMPANY’S No. 1 SUGAR La\_7 112 “ “ Bright Yellow 16 “ Snowdrop 20 Tea ex Willamina, very superior 20 i-chests do. 1 case Coffee in tins of 1,2, 3, and 48)8. each 20 cases Pickles, in Pints 10 “ “ “ Quarts 6 cases Assorted Sauces 2 cases Lea & Perrin’s do. 8 cases, 6 doz. each, Salad Oil in i -pints 7 “ 3 “ “ pints 2 “ 2 “ “ decanters 4 cases Perfumed Hair Oil 12 cases Batty’s Bottled Fruits 4 barrels Currants 50 boxes Muscatel Raisins, 12ib. each 6 “ Jordan Almonds 2 boxes Lemon and OrangqjPeel 1 “ French Plums in jars 1 case containing 50 boxes figs 61bs. ea. 2 oasks Preserved Meats 2 casks Salmon in tins 8 casks Lobsters in lib. Tins »■ 2 casks Barcelona "Ndßa ,2. csi«k? "Walnuts 3 tons Fine Salt 2 tons Coarse do. 10 cases Table Salt in jars 4 cases Colman’s No. 1 Starch 4 cases Satin Glaze Starch 2 cases Glenficld do. 4 barrels Raisins 20 boxes Sydney Mould Candles 3 cases Arrowroot, in lib Bottles 2 cases Arrowroot, in 71b tins 4 cases Wotherspoou’s Confectionery 1 case Crystallized Pastiles 1 case American Brooms, 30 doz. 5 casks Hill & Evan’s Vinegar 6 casks Soda Crystals 4 casks Whiting 2 casks Carbonate of Soda 2 cases Tartaric Aoid iu jars 2 trunks Military Boots 1 trunk Shooting Watertights 1 case Scotch Twill and Blue Serge Shirts, Plaid Scarfs, Gent’s Doe Suits 1 case Miller’s Mole Trousers 1 case Panama Hats, Deer Stalkers, Cabbage Tree, &c. 1 case Fancy Prints, Fancy Robe Prints &c., &c. 1 case Men’s Regatta Shirts, Boys’ Cloth and Mohair Caps, Tweed Suits. &c. 1 case superior Shirting, Long Cloths, Grey Calicoes, 36in. and 72in., &c. F. SUTTON. TO LET, With Immediate possession if required. The Settlers’ Hotel, Clive. THIS well-known and much frequented house is situated on the main road from Napier to the interior, and has always been the favorite resort of passers and travellers. It is the best country house for comfort, and has the reputation of having always supplied the best quality of Wines Ales and Spirits, and general accommodation, —not forgetting the Stables, which are lofty and well ventilated, —fixed with two loose boxes and every necessary. There is also a right of ferry over the Tula Tuki river attached to the house. The furniture, stock-in-trade and fittincs may bo taken at a valuation. ~ Apply at the premises, or to B. D. DANVERS. Auctioneer, Napier. Barraud & Bridge, CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, BEG TO INFORM the inhabitants of Napier and the Country Districts that they have removed to their New Premises in Hastings-street, adjoining Mr Boylan’s Ironmongery Store, and they hope, by keeping a good and well selected stock, to merit their kind attention. Napier, Nov. 17, 1862.