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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 205, 16 December 1864, Page 2

Notice. A PUBLIC MEETING of the HOTEL KEEPERS will be held at Mac’s Hotel: on TUESDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'clock p.m. LOUIS BUTCHER. December 16th, 1864. ( Superintendent’s Office, Napier, Dec. 9,1864, SEALED TENDERS "will be received at-this office up to noon on SATURDAY, the 31st inst., for the purchase of the following stores, more or less, deliverable at the WaipaoamateStockade ; —l6 lOOlb.-bags, and 23 50fi>.-baga Hour, 5: pwt. salt, and 3 barrels of biscuit.' ' G. T.' FANNIN, Superintendent’s Clerk. Lottery-of'Watches and Jewellery. 100 SHARES AT ONE POUND EACH! 40 PRIZES. To take place on SATURDAY, December 31st, at 7-p/m., at Mr.,SWAN’S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. . TP a begs to call the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Napier and surrounding districts to bis GRAND LOTTERY ef WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Gold English Hunting-cased Patent ’ Lever, capped and jewelled £l7 0 0 2 Gold Hunting-cased Horizontal ... 10 0 0 3 Strong English Patent Lev.er 8 0 0 4 Gold Geneva Horizontal 6 10 0 5 Silver Hunting-cased Lever 6 0 0 6 Brooch and Ear-rings 6 0 0 7 Heavy Gold Albert Chain 4 10 0 8 Gold Guard Chain 3 10 0 9 Silver Geneva Horizontal, 8 holes jewelled 3 10 0 10 Ladies’ dress ring 2 10 0 11 Ladies’ dress ring 2 10 0 12 Gold Signet Ring 2 10 0 13 Gold Locket 22 0 14 Gold Locket 1 18 0 15 Nugget Ring 1 15 0 16 Gold Charm —Cross with Pearls ... 1 10 0 17 Gold Breast Pin 1 5 0 18 Gold Charm—Cross with Garnets... 10 0 19 Gold Keeper 1 0 0 20 Gold Keeper 1 0 0 The remaining 20 prizes being of the value of 10s. to £1 each. The articles are guaranteed to bo genuine, and and no addition has been made to tho Selling Price of any of them. Tho winners of any of the above prizes can liave them exchanged for any other article of the same value, if desirable. The Drawing will take place on Saturday, the the 3lst December, at Mr. Swan’s Gallery, in the following manner: —6o blank tickets will be put into a box with 40 others marked with tho prizes from Ito 40. In another box will be put the names of the hundred shareholders, and as a name is drawn, a ticket bearing a prize or blank will be drawn at the same time. The Drawing to be under the management of three gentlemen to be appointed by the Shareholders present at the time. The Prizes are now on view at Mr. Morrison’s Watchmaker, Shakspeare-road, where Tickets, £1 each, may be obtained. Wanted, A SITUATION on a Station for a MARRIED COUPLE. The female would undertake to cook, and the male would make himself generally useful. Apply at the office of this paper.