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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 83, 22 January 1863, Page 2

Wines and Spirits (in Wood and Bottle.) ON SALE /"iHAMPAGNE (Hennesy’s veey supeeioe) Claret (Margaux) Sherry, in qr.-caska 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. (Swaine, Boord & Co.) Rum, West India, in hhds. and qr.-casks YAUTIEB JANISCH. Napier, October, 24, 1862. AUCTION SALE. S U B P M N A!! POSTPONEMENT. HAYING received a subpsena to attend as a witness at the District Court on the 21et January, the sale at the SETTLERS’ HOTEL, CLIVE, wiU be POSTPONED till WEDNESDAY, 2Sth January. B. D. DANVERS, Auctioneer. THE NEXT AUCTION SALE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE WILL BE HELD AT THE Auction Mart, Hastings-street, TUESDAY, JPUJJB. 3. B. D. DANVERS, Auctioneer. TO BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLEAR OUT. TONS BEST E L O U R 50 bushels Maize 2 ton No. 1 Company’s Sugar 100 lbs. Tobacco Port, Sherry, Brandy, in wood and hot. Cart Harness Trace Chains, Mane Combs 2 ton While Lead Paint Billiard and Reading Lamps Lamp Glasses 1 i tons Plat Island Guano. B. D. DANVERS, Auction Mart.

SHEEP! E W E S.— 2 and 4 tooth vJ' V/ 200 Ewes—2 and 4 tooth 250 Mixed Flock 220 Mixed Flock 80 Mixed Flock 2000 Wethers For Sale bv B. D. DANVERS. To the Public of Napier. HOW happens it that the Government and people of Napier patronise strolling players and mountebanks from the other colonies, who style themselves “Professors”? Now, people of reason must know that I am a Professor of the high, noble, and dark and mystic art of Chimney Sweeping, which said art saves a deal of houses and property from catching fire. If people will not support me in my professional capacity as chimney sweeper, nightman, and bellman, beside other minor capacities, such as shoe black, chemist’s assistant, &c., but will throw their money away in Tom-foolery, I, the first householder in Napier, shall, for their ingratitude, retire from business. But the first chimney that catches fire through neglect, I shall try and get the owner thereof fined. Therefore, you insurance agents that reside in Napier, I hope you will study this and protect me in my professional capacity. I remain, yours truly, EGBERT HOLLIS.

TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS. Consequent, we presume, on our venturing to issue two numbers of the Times instead of one each week, our contemporary has announced his intention of publishing on Wednesdays and Saturdays, as also a half-sheet on Mondays. As we are inclined to think the change is intended, if possible, to forestall us, and to prevent our gaining that position to which we are fast culminating, we have determined to alter Thursday’s issue to FRIDAY, by which alteration we shall be able to afford our town subscribers a day’s later news. This arrangement will take efiect from the present date, and on FRIDAY, the 30th Inst., an issue of the Times will be published.