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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 157, 15 January 1864, Page 2 (Supplement)

To all who had seen the sheep prior to their first immersion in the solution,, a very marked improvement was visible in them yesterday; the rapid disappearance of the disease ; the growth of wool on the parts formerly quite bare and diseased, and the great change for the better in the general condition of the animals, were perceptible to the most cursory observer. The latter .part of the effect—that of removing the sheep’s disinclination for feeding, and allowirg it to profit by its food—appears to bo a very valuable result of the curative remedy of Mr. Allen, showing that .none of the ingredients in his specific are in the slightest degree detrimental to the general health of the animal. The sheep will still remain upon the spot for some days, and any persons who saw them in their original state, by repeating their visit may form an opinion on the effect produced by the remedy applied.— Argus, Nov. 14. SEEDS FOR SALE. JUST HARVESTED, PE ICK L Y S Daniel O’Rourke Peas White Dutch Turnip P I NA C H Cabbage Carrot Lettuce Radish January 5, 1864. Also, — J. R. SUTTON, Meanee Flat. E. W. KNOWLES, HAS FOR SALE, JUST RECEIVED, PRESERVED GAME, Roast Grouse, 1 and 2 birds each tin Roast Partridge, 2 birds each tin Black Game, 1 bird each tin Roast Hare, 21b and 11b tins Stewed Hare, 21b tins Stewed Rabbit, 21b Tins Grouse Soup, 21b tins A splendid sample of imported Hams and Bacon Hobart Town Jams of superior quality Crushed Maize Superior Tea, chests, half-chests, and qr-chests Bottled Ale and Porter Wines Galvanized Iron Guttering Galvanized Iron Buckets Wood Buckets Ac, Ac, Ac, Shakspeare-road, Napier. Hawke’s Bay Cricket Club. GENTLEMEN interested in the formation of this CLUB are requested to attend a MEETING to be held at Mr, MARSHALL’S Settlers’ Hotel, THIS EVENING, at 7 o’clock p.ni. with a view to the formation of a Committee, Ac., Ac. REDUCED PRICES TEA, GROCERIES, &c. 5 &c., THE UNDERSIGNED will, after this date, offer articles in the above branch at such prices as to be UNDERSOLD BY NONE. E. W. KNOW LE S, SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. January 15, 1861. Superintendent’s Office, Napier, Jan. 15, 1864. SEALED TENDERS will bo received at this office up to noon on SATURDAY the 30th inst., for the Survey of about 10,000 acres at Puketitiri. Specification may be seen at the Survey Office G. T. FANNIN, Superintendent’s Clerk. NOTICEI THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby caution all , persons against supplying my wife, ANN SHIRLEY, with goods or anything else in my name, as I shall not be responsible for the payment thereof. THOMAS SHIRLEY, Tutackuri. January 5, 1864. Valuable Property for Sale. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. Those valuable buildings known as the “ TIMES” OFFICE, now rented by Mr. H. L. Yates, and the adjoining Premises, lately used by Mr. Danvers as an Auction Mart. The Buildings are situated on Section No. 139. Town of Napier, Leasehold, having 7 years to run, at a ground rent of Is. per foot, frontage to Hastings-street of 34 feet. The Times office is let for £65 per annum, and the Auction Mart for £5 per annum. The buildings are oi Kauri Timber, and substantially built. The Auction Mart is match-lined throughout. Particularly attention is called to the situation of these premises, which is one of the best in Napier—being in the immediate vicinity of the Government Buildings and the Banks of New Zealand and New South Wales. Frontages to this ] part of Hastings-street are readily leased at from £2 to £3 per foot. ' For further particulars, apply to 1 M. FITZGERALD, ' or to i W. W. YATES.