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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 150, 27 November 1863, Page 5 (Supplement)

Steam to Auckland. HE Screw Steameb “ CORIO,” Capt. Turxer, is daily expected from Auckland, and will return WITHOUT DELAY. For Passage only from Napier, or for particulars of Freight and Passage from Auckland, apply KINROSS & Co. Napier, November 17, 1863. £3 POUNDS REWARD. LOST, from Mr. Hunter’s Stables, Napier, between 2 and 3 o’clock on the morning of the 7th inst., a BAY HORSE, branded with a star on the off shoulder, aged, about 15 hands high, long tail, and white face, rather a coarse looking horse, would have a mark on his neck, where he was lately bled. Any person bringing the horse to Mr. Hunter’s Stables or showing him the horse shall receive the above reward. Napier, November 25, 1863. WANTED. A MASTER for Clive School to be under the control of the Superintendent of Hawke’s Bay as laid down in the Education Act of the Province. Testimonials as to fitness for the situation and general character of applicants to bo forwarded up to the Ist of January next to the undersigned, who will give all information as to duties and salary on application. A married person would be preferred. JAMES B. FERGUSON, Chairman of Committee and CoTrustee for Clive School. Clive, Nov. 21, 1863. JUST RECEIVED, EX “ WILLIAM CAREY,” FROM LOXDOX. CASES DRIED HERRINGS in tins C cases Lea & Perrin’s Sauce G cases Crosse & Blackwell’s Sauce, assrtd. 6 cases Table Salt, in 2lb jars 2 cases French Plums 20 boxes Muscatel Raisins, 231bs each 20 boxes “ “ 121bs each 20 boxes Jordan Almonds 5 casks Walnuts 5 casks Barcelona Nuts 2 cases Dutch Cheese 3 cases Double Gloucester Cheese 4 cases W.l. Arrowroot, in 11b bottles 1 ease Carraways, in 71b tins 6 kegs Carbonate of Soda 2 casks Day & Martins’ Blacking in bottles 1 cask ditto in tins 3 cases Huntley & Palmer’s biscuits 30 drums Colza Oil 2 cases Colored Prints 1 case Navy Blue Prints EX TELEGRAPH AXD OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. 20 half-chests Superior Congou 20 cases Salad Oil, Crosse & Blackwell’s 4 cases Jams, in 21b tins 10 eases Bottled Fruits 2 cases Brown & Poison’s Corn Flour 4 cases Robinson’s Groats and Barley 2 cases Twelvetree’s Washing Powder 2 cases Cohnan’s Mustard, in 7 &, 101 b tins 4 cases No. 1 Starch 2 cases Thumb Blue 4 cases Preserved Salmon 4 cases Lobsters 1 ease Haddocks 2 cases Fresh Herrings and Bloaters 4 cases Bell & Black’s Vestas 20 cases Price’s Candles 2 cases Baking Powder 40 cases Geneva, J D K Z 20 half-cases ditto 40 cases Booth’s Old Tom 20 cases Scotch Whiskey 6 qr.-casks Martcll’s Brandy 6 hhds. superior W.l. Rum 8 qr.-casks ditto 3 qr.-casks Pale Sherry 6 qr.-casks Golden Sherry 4 qr.-casks Brown Sherry 6 qr.-casks Superior Port Wino 30 casks botaled Ale 20 cases Ginger Wino 10 cases Claret 5 cases Champagne F. SUTTON. Napier, October 22, 1863. The 68th and 43rd Regiments. —The Southern Cross of the 16th inst. states that the 68th Regiment is expected here in the Lady Jocelyn, which had proceeded to Rangoon for the purpose of embarking it. The 43rd is to come from Calcutta, and both regiments are probably now on their way to Auckland. The harvest in England is of extraordinary quality and abundance. Ax Editor’s Duties. —The preparation of a constantly recuring periodical work, especially if conjoined with other duties, is a sure means of making time fly fast. There is no cessation—no pause—the task is never done—the mind never unoccupied. “I’ll leave it to-morrow” cannot be said ; pleasing loiterings must not be hoped for • it is on, on, till the account is closed, so the years’ ends come along before they are looked for. An editor’s duties, even in a case comparatively unimportant, are onerous and unthankful. If he step out manfully, he can scarcely avoid treading, on somebody’s toes, who will make a point of neverorgetting it; whilst those on whom he may bestow commendation, even if nothing more substantial during his journey, will quietly place it all to theirown merit.— Builder.