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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 179, 17 June 1864, Page 2

Hawke’s Bay Steam Navigation Company (Limited). A SECOND CALL of £5 per Share is payable on the Shares of this Company on 26th August, 1864;. r By order of the Directors, JOHN G. KINROSS, Secretary. Napier, 26th May, 1861. R. W. I. CARVER, HAVING- opened as Chemist and Druggist, trusts, by every possible attention, and by keeping a good supply of all articles in demand, to merit a share of the support and patronage of the inhabitants of Napier. R. W. I. C. -will always have in stock a choice selection of Perfumery, Scent Bottles, Brushes, Stationery, and Fancy Goods. ON HAND. A few good CONCERTINAS, ALBUMS, and FANG? B ANDKERCHIEF BOXES. To be Raffled. FOR the benefit of JOHN ROLFE, in consequence of his late bereavement, — A PAIR-OARED BOAT. Tickets, 10s. each. The Raffle to take place at Mr. T. Jefflares' Crown Motel, on SATURDAY he 18 th June, at 9 o'clock, precisely. Militia Notice. ALL persons resident in the southern portion of the district comprised in No. 7 Company, liable to serve in the Militia, and who have not enrolled themselves at Waipukurau, will parade on THURSDAY, the 23rd inst., at Porangahau, near Lamb’s accommodation house, at noon. DONALD GOLLAN, Capt v Commanding. Waipukurau, June 7th, 1864. R. W. I. CARVER, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, CORNER OF HASTINGS-St. AND BROWNING-St., NAPIER. Prescriptions carefully dispensed. JUST RECEIV E.D, A lilffß ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S, & CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. 'J. WOOD, Red Boot, Shakespeare-road. Napier, June S, 1864. Conveyance of Mails. “PREFERRING to the Advertisement in the XV Hawke’s Bay papers calling for Tenders for the carrying of her Majesty’s inland Provincial Mails, it is therein stated, —“ The Contractors to be bound in a penalty that will enable the Chief Postmaster at any time that the Contractor may fail in carrying out his Contract, to employ a substitute. —Additional notice is hereby given, (to prevent any misconstruction), that'all Tenders must contain the names of at least two respectable Householders willing to become sureties for the due performance of such Contract for Mail Service. PETER BOURKE, „ Chief Postmaster. Napier, June 4, 1861. STATIONERY. JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW ON SALE AT THE TIMES OFFICE, HASTINGS-STHEET. WRITING DESKS INK, (Black) F oolscap—plain “ —ruled faint “ —ruled faint and common Post—Cream Laid “ —Blue Laid, ruled faint Note Paper—Cream Laid “ —Blue Wove “ —Tinted, Memorandums—Foolscap Bvo, clasp “ —Post Bvo, clasp Ledgers—Post Bvo, clasp ACCOUNT BOOKS—Foolscap, long, 4to, flush POCKET BOOKS—in variety METALLICS—Assorted PLAYING CARDS—Highlanders, Moguls, plain and gold. SLATES—Various Sizes Blotting Paper Tissue tl ENVELOPES—Various pizn* Copy Books—Post and Foolscap Exercise Books Spelling Books—Mayor’s and Vyso’s Primers Toy Books Easy Stories Untearables Color Boxes Lead Pencils Carpenter’s Oval do. Fancy Slate Pencils Wafers Sealing Wax Pens—assorted Penholders Inkstands —pewter, glass, and Artesian Pen Racks Photographic Albums