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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 157, 15 January 1864, Page 1

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. THE HA WEE’S BAY TIMES is published every Friday. It contains the latest Commercial, Shipping, Local, and General News, the state of the Markets, and other intelligence. Advertisers will, therefore, find the Hawke’s Bat Times a desirable medium for making their wants known to the public, and the commercial portion of the community will find it advantageous in giving notice of Merchandise, Produce, Stock, &c., for sale. The Terms of Advertising in the Hawke’s Bat Times are—Threepence per line for the first insertion, and for each subsecutive one, half price. Advertisements should be left at the office not later than twelve o’clock on Thursdays for publication the following day, and should contain the number of times they are intended to be inserted. Advertisements not containing this notification will be continued and charged for until countermanded. Orders for the withdrawal or advertisements should be sent not later than Wednesday to ensure attention in the next publication. Terms of Subscription : —Twelve shillings and sixpence per half year, payable in advance ; single copy, sixpence. Intending Subscribers should leave taeir names at the Office, Hastings-street, in order to ensure copies being delivered. JUST RECEIVED, EX “ WILLIAM CARET,” FROM LONDON. O CASES DRIED HERRINGS in tins 6 cases Lea & Perrin’s Sauce 6 cases Crosse & Blackwell’s Sauce, assrtd. 6 cases Table Salt, in 21b 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.I. Arrowroot, in 11b bottles 1 case Carraways, in 71b tins 6 kegs Carbonate of Soda 2 casks Day & Martins’ Blacking in bottles 1 cask ditto in tins 3 cases Huntley <t Palmer’s biscuits 30 drums Colza Oil 2 cases Colored Prints 1 case Navy Blue Prints EX TELEGRAPH AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. 20 half-chests Superior Congou 20 cases Salad Oil, Crosse & Blackwell’s 4 cases Jams, in 21b tins 10 cases Bottled Fruits 2 cases Brown & Poison’s Corn Flour 4 cases Robinson’s Groats and Barley 2 cases Twelvetree’s Washing Powder 2 cases Colman’s Mustard, in 7 & 101 b tins 4 cases No. 1 Starch 2 cases Thumb Blue 4 cases Preserved Salmon 4 cases Lobsters 1 case Haddocks 2 cases Fresh Herrings and Bloaters 4 cases Bell & Black's Vestas 20 cases Price’s Caudles 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.-easks Martell’s Brandy 6 hhds. superior W.I. 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 Wine 30 casks botaled Ale 20 cases Ginger Wine 10 cases Claret 5 cases Champagne F. SUTTON. Napier, October 22, 1863. SHEEP STATION FOE SALE. IN CONSEQUENCE of the dissolution of partnership of Messrs. Munro & Blair, the undersigned have been instructed to sell by private contract, at a very moderate price, the valuable sheep run now called THE GLENGARRY STATION, beautifully situated on tho Mangaono river, within 16 miles of Napier, and in tho vicinity of an extensive bush run, with good homestead out-station, and 60 acres fenced land. Including freehold property, the right of run extends over upwards of 10,000 acres. 2,000 sheep, 40 head of cattle, and 4 horses will be sold with the run. As this property will be disposed of at a very moderate price, it presents an usually good opportunity for any enterprising persons of moderate means wishing to commence sheep farming. For further particulars apply at the station, or to STUART & CO-, Napier