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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 130, 10 July 1863, Page 2

STAR HOTEL. THE Proprietor of this Establishment having succeeded in purchasing a first-class Thurston’s Billiard Table, proposes , should sufficient inducement offer, opening a ‘Subscription Room.’ Persons interested in this matter are requested to make early application, the terms of subscription to be £2 2s. entrance the first year. As soon as twenty applicants have sent in their names, a Committee will be formed to draw up a set of Rules. As this has long been felt to be a want in Napier, it is hoped that lovers of this beautiful game will not neglect the opportunity now offered. The Subscription List will be kept open until the Ist August.—For further particulars apply to the Proprietor. M. M’NALTY. Napier, July 2nd, 1863. THE Undersigned has just received per 'Excel' sior, five cases of choice DRAPERY GOODS consisting of, — Plain Winceys, Check Winceys Fancy do. Fancy Repps Fancy Stripes, Gold Check Mohairs Chocolate and Lilac prints Saxony and Welsh Flannels Fancy Flannels in variety 2 bales superior blankets Ladies’ Felt Hats, trimmed. Boy’s and Men’s Cloth Caps Men’s Surrey Rifle Caps Ladies’ Garibaldi Jackets Ladies’ Striped Cotton Hose, Brown Cotton Hose, Grey Calico, Shirtings, Saxony and Tweed Crimean Shirts Fancy Regatta and Long Cloth Shirts Scotch Twill Shirts, Boys’ and Men’s Monkey Jackets, &c., &c., E. W. KNOWLES. Ex “George Canning,” GROSS Fancy French Clay Pipes 1 Gross Amber Pipes 1 “ Briar-root Pipes 16 dozen Bottles French Lollies 16 “ Boxes of Crystalised Fruits W. RATHBONE. Waipawa. NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER the Ist of MAY, the price of MEAT at Waipawa ■will he as follows: — Beef and Mutton 6d. per lb. Pork and'Veal 7d. per lb Sausages Is Id. per lb WILLIAM ROBINSON WILLIAM LIDDELL. Abbotsford, Waipawa, April 27,1863. To Shippers and others. THE HAVELOCK DRAYS will bring in a supply of GREEN OATS During the Winter ON EVERY MONDAY, And return the same day. *** Orders to he left at Mr. Boyean’s or to B. D. DANVERS. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to call ‘attention to the undermentioned list of TREES, SHRUBS, SEEDS, &c., just received per City of Melbourne, from Sydney, and which he can warrant all true to their name. J. R. SUTTON. FRUIT TREES. 50 Apples,—King of Pippin, Lord Nelson; Wonnsley Pippin, Knight’s Golden Pippin, Peach Apple, Golden Harve,y &c., &c. 70 Pears, —Cumberland, Vicar of Wakefield, Prince Albert, Maria Louisa, Beurro de Cappreamont, &c., &c. 50 Peaches, —Early Admirable, Warburton, White China, White Newington, Royal George, &c., &c. 40 Apricots,—Pale Superb, Breda, Moor Park, Sam Young, &c., &c., 50 Nectrrines, —Scarlet, Red Roman. Stanwick, Early Newington, &c. 20 Spanish Chestnuts 20 Filberts 60 Plums, —Angelina Burdett, Prince of Wales, Prince Claude, Formosa, Imperatice, &c. 40 Cherries, —Waterloo, Amber Heart, White Heart, Florence, &c. SHRUBS, ETC. 6 Mulberry—Black and White 6 Jordan Almonds 20 Roses, —Earl Talbot, Miss Elliott, Mrs Bosanquet, Madame Plantier, &c. 50 Currants, —Black, Red, and White 200 Vines, —Black Hambro —Frontignac, White Frontignac, Tokay Pinus Excelsior, Laurestina Syringa Crystometria Japonica, Aucuba Japonica Mandarin Orange St. Michael Orange, Lisbon Lemon s White Gwavas, Catley’s Purpled Rhododendrons, assorted Norfolk Pines Irish Ivy, Bignonia, Jasminoides, Japonicas Jasminum Album 1 dozen assorted Camelias SEEDS, Peas, —Daniel O’Rourke Beans.—Broad Windsor, French Kidney, Dwarf French Kidney Onions, —Brown Spanish Globe Cabbage,—Wheeler’s Imperial Walcheren’s Cauliflower Whitestone Turnip Globe Turnip Long Scarlet Radish Red and White Turnip Radish J. R. SUTTON, Nurseryman and Seedsman, Meanee Flat. June 19, 18GS.