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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 192, 16 September 1864, Page 1 (Supplement)

TXT* ANTED. A COOKVV Apply to Mr. DUTCHES, Commercial Hotel, Spit. s GIMI TA R, by ID BARBIERE, a Dark Chesnut Blood Entire, will serve Mares this Season, commencing in October, calling at the following places :—Mondays, Te Auto and Havelock; Tuesdays, Clive and Meanee Hotel; Wednesdays, Puketapu, returning by the Middle-road .- Fridays, Pntangata ; Saturdays, Waipukurau ; and Kaikora every Sunday. Terms—4 guineas each Mare, payable on the Ist January, 1865, to the owner. F. M. CHAPMAN. Scimitar has been lately imported to this Province, and will be under the charge of D. Carmichael. The Meanee Paddocks will be open for all Mares coming from a distance. Mares hobbled at option of Groom. Jewel Lottery ! 100 Shares at One Pound each! 15 PHIZES FROM £3O TO £1! To take place on SATURDAY, October Ist, at Mr. SWAN’S GALLERY. J• begs to call the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Napier and surrounding districts to his GRAND LOTTERY, which he has organized at the request of numerous gentlemen. The articles are guaranteed to be genuine, and no addition has been made to the Selling Price of any of them. LIST OF PRIZES. 1— Gold Hunting English Lever Watch and Chain, £3O 2 Diamond Ring, £l7 3 Handsome Gold Bracelet, with Carbuncle Locket, £lO 10s. 4 Silver English Lever Watch and Guard, £8 5 Gold Cameo Brooch, £5 6 Diamond Pin, £5 7 Lady’s Gold Neglige and Locket, £5 8 — Elegant Gold Brooch, £5 9 Gold Signet Ring, £3 10s. 10— Pair of Handsome Gold Ear Rings, £2. 11— Lady’s Companion, set in silver, £2 12— Lady’s Dress Ring, £2 13— Gold Pin, £1 10s. 14— Child’s set of Siver Knife, Fork, and Spoon, £1 10s. 15— Small Gold Locket, £l. The fortunate winner of any of the above prises can have them exchanged for any other article of the same if desired. The Drawing will take place on Saturday, the Ist October, at Mr. Swan’s Gallery, in the following manner:—Bs blank tickets will be put into a box with 15 others marked with the prizes from 1 to 15. In another box will be put the names of the hundred shareholders, and ns a name is drawn a ticket bearing a prize or blank will be drawn at the same time. The Drawing to bo under the management of three gentlemen to be appointed by the Shareholders present at the time. The Prizes are now on view at the Show-room, Shakspeare-road, where Tickets (£1 each) may be obtained. JUST RECEIVED, A choice parcel of PRIME CURED HAMS AND BACON. E. W. KNOWLES. ON SALE AT THE Wholesale and Retail Stores of E. W. KNOWLES, EX “ZILLAH,” and “BEAUTIFUL STAR.” BOXES SPERM CANDLES—Price’s Belmont 10 boxes Superior Mould Candles 2 cases i-boxes Sardines 1 case Superior Belfast Hams 2 cases Salad and Hair Oil 15 boxes Superior Congou Tea do. Crown Brand Flour, 50 & 1001 b. bags And a Large assortment of GROCERIES. A L S O, — Shawls, Scarfs, Neck Ties and Comforters Scarlet, Blue, and White Blankets Crimean Shirts in Tweed, Melton, and Saxony Wools A large variety of Cotton an India Rubber Braces Linen and Paper Collars Felt Hats in variety ; Tweed and Cloth Caps Bedford Cord, Tweed, & Pilot Cloth Trowsers Mole Trowsers—Men’s and Boys Tweed and Cloth Vests Blue Serge Coats, Vests, and Trowsers And, A mixed variety of Essences, Philocome, Frangipane and Castor Oil Pomade Hair Brushes, Rack and Small Tooth Combs Curd, Skin, & Honey Soaps, scented, in bars and cakes &c., &c., &c, Ex s.s. Queen, from Auckland. 40 doz. Cocoa Nuts 50 “ Fiji Island Oranges E. W. Knowles, SHAEESPEAS K-E O A D.