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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 78, 25 December 1862, Page 4

Arab Horse “CID” WILL STAND to COYEE at Mangatarata on and after the Ist October. Terms, Three Guineas. THE BISHOP OF OSNABUEG, X)Y Surplice out of H. E. H. sister to her Majesty, by ''Wij *ry * e ' ocl P eae - Terms, Five Guineas each Mare Mares 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. rjpilE DEAUGHT ENTIEE % YOUNG CUMBEELAND, Will run with his mares in an English Grass Paddock at Kercru. mM A separate paddock for mares until they have foaled. TEEMS£3 3s. EACH MAEE. J. N. WILLIAMS. “GAMBALD I." TAB AUGHT STALLION by (BJL/ “Cumberland,” out of an VV f\--0 * m P or^ *naro — 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. “T ELEGRA 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 os. Marcs left will be charged 2s. per week for paddock accommodation without responsibility. Greenmeadows, 10th Sept., 1882. NOTICE. LOST, STRAYED, or STOLEN, a tall BAY MAEE, 5 years old, white mouth and muzzle, Chestnut color about the head, a white semicircle under the lower part, of the forelock, black legs and mane, a spot of white on near hind leg. The above is the property of To Poihipi, Tukairangi of Tatipo. To be returned if found to Colonel A. 11. Bussell. Napier. Disappeared from Air. Peter Bourke’s station, Te Ante, about the 20th of Dee., 1861. A. H. BUSSELL, Civil Commissioner. Napier, Oct. 28, 1862. WHAKARONGOHE HOTIIO i orna i tahactia ranci i to ra kirihimete kua 'uori atu nei, i Mataweka i te taha o te kainga o llenarc Bata, o Te Waipukurau. Ko tona ahua koia nei. He aha, he Iloiho teitei, c 5 nga tau, he whero te tinaua, ko to waha mo te pongaihu e nm, he pungapunga a runga ake tae noa ki raro iho i nga hurulutru roa o te upoko, kai mutua mai ate wahi porohita ma i penei ). He pango nga huruhuru roa o te kaki me nga waewae. He tiwha ma kei to waewae maui o muri, i kitea tona hoa haere i Pukerolmtio, i Te Ante. Na To Poihipi, Tukairangi, tenei hoiho kite kitea mo homai kia te Bata, ki Nepia. Na TE BATA. Nepia, Aketopa 28, 1862. Wanted, for the Waipukurau Hundred, A SCHOOL MAS T E R, SALARY, £IOO a-year from Government : rent free. A native-built house and land for cultivation. The Civil Commissioner will also stipulate for and endeavour to procure a proper and regulated supply of Eood and .Firewood for the Schoolmaster; hut the Government will guarantee only £IOO a year, house and land. Qualifications. —good moral character, and a sufficient, knowledge of the Maori to enable him to instruct the Natives in the English language. Probable station —Waimarama. Apply to the Civil Commissioner, Napier. Beer, in Bulk and Glass. ON SALE 17 Hhds. Ale (Bass’ No. 2, London and Colonial Company’s No. 3, and Dawson’s best) 3 Hhds. Taylor’s Stout 50 Cases Ale and Porter (Victoria Stores) 50 Cases Ale and Porter (Byass’) YAUTIEB, JANISCH. Napier, October 24, 1862. Wines and Spirits (in Wood and Bottle.) ON SALE: — CHAMPAGNE (Hknnesy’s vert superior) Claret (Margaux) Sherry, in qr.-casks and 1 dozen cases Port ditto Marsala, in 3 dozen cases Geneva, Key and Anchor brand Brandy, best Pale, in cases Whiskey in 1 dozen cases Old Tom do. (Swainc, Boon! & Co.) Bum, Yvesl India, in hhds. and qr.-casks YAUTIEB JANISCH. Napier, October, 24, 1862.