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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 96, 9 March 1863, Page 2

Solid Forks, Wire Meat Covers Alarum Clocks, Eat Traps Trays—Bread Trays, Iron Bowls Coffee Pots, Candlesticks Letter Scales and Backs Metal and Glass Inkstands, Rulers, &c. Sheep-shears Back Chains, &c. Strychnine Combs, Brushes, &c. Screw Cramp Iron and Tin Kettles and Saucepans j W. I.Eum Islay Whiskey in qr.-casks 8 doz Claret 18 doz Sparkling Hock 2 doz Champagne—Quarts 4 doz “ Pints 4 cases Ginger Wine Stockholm Tar and Pitch 3 doz Grindstones And other Goods. > , ■ KINROSS &'C6, Napier, 3rd March, 1863. r ON SALE, 1 P non FEET SAWN TIMBER, iOjUUU INCLUDING, — Seasoned 1 in. Boards, from 9 to 18 in. do. 1 do.- do. Also— Glazed Sashes, 10 k 14, at 255. per pair do. 10 * 12, at 245. do. do. 8 k 10, at 20s. do. 8-light casements, 10 w 14, at 20s. do. ORDERS FOE DOOES, SASHES, AND ALL KINDS OF JOINERS* WORK PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. On Hand,—A choice lot of Furniture , Framed Engravings., tj't 1 ., at moderate rates. A. BRYSON. Hastings-street, Nest door to the Times office. Napier, March 3, 1863. WAIPUKTJR ATI RACES. APPLICATIONS for permission to erect BOOTHS on the course must bo made in writing to the Stewards at the time appointed for receiving Entries of horses ; each application to enclose the fee of three guineas. By order of the Stewards, F. H. DROWER, Secretary. W aipukurau, March 5, 1863. NAPIER, FRIDAY, 13nt MARCH. GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! !! SALE BY AUCTION. MR. DANVERS WILL SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, Without any Reserve, In order (o clear out present stocks to make room for shipments from England ;• — Sherry, in casks and bottle Brandy, in cases Port Wine “ Curacoa “ Starch White Lead Lamps and Lamp Glasses Side Saddles Gilt framed Oil Paintings Trace and Plough Chains Tins of Lobsters, Ac. ALSO, A VARIETY OF FURNITURE. Superior Rifle Single Barrelled Fowling Piece

HURDLE RACER! TOWA R I ! ! IMMEDIATELY after the HURDLE RACE at WATPUKURATJ, the above well-known Horse will be sold by Auction. He is eight years old, a beautiful bright bay, powerful, compact made, and the best fenc'ee in the country ; besides being a splendid saddle horse, and a firstrate stock horse. B. D. DANVERS, Auctioneer. ATS GROWN on the HAVELOCK FARM For Sale by B. D. DANVERS.