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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 483, 10 June 1867, Page 3

New Advertisements. Spirits of Wine, par gallon Turpentine. “ Olive Oil, per pint Fowls, each Tobacco, best, per lb. Tobacco for Sheepwash, per lb. Coals and Fiiewood, per ton, deliverable at tke Government Buildings and Land Office Coals and Fire wood, per ton, deliverable at Inc Hospital Coals and Firewood, per ton, deliverable at tl'.e present Lock-up, Native Hostelry. Inning ration Barracks, and Gaol Books, r"l-*d demy, bound, per quire Books, ruled demy, half bound, ditto Books, ruled foolscap, bound, per quire Books, ruled foolscap, bound, marblecover Books, ruled foolscap, quarto, halfbound Envelopes, foolscap, per 100 Envelopes, other sizss, assorted, per ICO Ink, black, per pint Ink, red, per pint Inkstands, pewter, large office, 4i inch, each Inkstands, pewter, small, 2|- inch, each Lucifer Matches, wax, iu tin boxes, per dozen Paper, foolscap, per ream of 14 pounds Ruled and columns, per ream lllbs Plain ruled, per ream 14 lbs Post, per ream Note, per ream Cartridge, 30 lbs, per lb Blotting, pink, 16 lbs per ream Bolting, white, 24 lbs per ream Brown Knives, each Letter Clips, patent, each Parchment, per skin Pencils (Reeves and Sons’) per dozen Pens, steel, magnum bonum (Gillott’s per gross) Pens, steel, magnum bonum, per gross Pens, quill, per 100 Penholders Penknives, each Pins, per lb. Quills, per 100 Ribbons, green or silk cord, per 12 yards Rnlers, per inch Sealing Wax. par lb. Tape, red, broad, per dozen Tape, red, narrow, per doxen Twine, per lb Wafers, per lb Wafer stamps, each

Schedule for Smiths’ Work —' Bur Iron, at per lb. Bundle Iron, at per lb. Sheet Iron, at per lb. Forged Bar, under 7 lbs., at per lb. Forged Bur, over 7 lbs., at per lb. Straps, under 7 lb*. Sirups, over 7 lbs. Screw Bolts and Nuts, £ to 1 in diameter, and above 2$ lbs each, at per lb. Screw Bolts and Nuts, under 2£lbs each, at per lb. Bolts and IS uts, under 1 lb. each, — each Spikes, at per lb. Quarrj Sledges, steel faced, at per lb. Drill* and Juuibers, steeled “ Stone Hammers, steel faced “ Crowbar* Bicks and Mattocks Fern and Bill Hooks, each Wheelbarrows, cast iron wheel* Wheelbarows, wooden wheels, a» per sample

Ironmongery— Ewbauk’s Patent Nails, 2 to 7, at per lb "Wedges, steel “ Common Cut Nails *’ Hand Saws, each Spokcshaves, each Draw Knives, each Screw Augers, i to 2 inch inclusive Best American Axes, handled, each “ “ no handles, each Foster’s Spade*, best, per dozen Best strong Iron Shovels, round nosed, per dozen Cross-cut caws, per foot Pick Handles, Ash or Hickory, each Axo “ “ “ Powder, for blasting, at per lb. Manilla Hope, 2 to 5 in., all sizes included, per cwt. Tarred Europe Hope, best quality, sizes 2 to 5, inclusive, at per cwt Engine Oil, Sperm or Cocoa Nut, per gallon Coal Tar, per gallon Ash Oars, at per foot Bed, White, and Black Paint, at per lb. Paint Oil, at per gallon Painting for Provincial Government Pannikins, each Hair Brooms, each Scrubbing Brushes, each Colza Oil, per gallon Lime, per bushel Whitewash Brushes, each Burial of Indigent Pemons, Coffin, Ac., (each G. T. FANNIN, Superintendent’s Clerk,

N APIER RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A SiECIAI, TiJtADE of the «bo T O CoiT! r 'RT'T will be held on Saturday next, the loth June, at 4-i p.m. The Prize Medal for the Annual ProTincial Rifle Firing wll be presented on like occasion to the winner, by the Lieut.* 1 Colonel commanding the district, i E. WITHERS, Capt, & Adjt.