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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 7, Issue 432, 28 October 1863, Page 1

ON SALE AT E. W. KNOWLES'S Uo|ftesale and Retail Grocery and Clothing Estab- ..., lishment, 'P . Shakespeare Baad, Napier. TEAS of superior quality. Congou and Orange Pekoe . Teas of superior quality, Hyson Green Coffee, London and Colonial . Cocoa and Chocolate Sugar— Crushed Loaf, Company's Pieces and Mauritius Confectionery, assorted Spices,' Cloves- Nutmegs, Mace, Carraway Seeds Cinnamon, Cayenne, White' and Black Pepper, Pimento, Whole and Ground Ginger, Muscatels Eleme Raisins, Sultanas, Zante Currants, Figs Dried Apples, Jordan Almonds, Barcelona Nuts Orange, Lemon, Citron, and Candied Peel Walnuts, Scotch Marmalade, Jams and Jellies Bottled Fruits in variety, Mustard in bots. k tins Pickles — Mixed . Cabbages, Onions, Piccalilly, Beans, &c, French Capers, Currie Powder Anchovy Paste,. Potted Tongue, Ham, and Beef Strasbourg Meats, Salad, Castor, and Colza Oil Sauces— Worcester (Lea & Perriu's), Harvey's, and^&eading, &c, Hams and .Bacon Preserved Salmon, Lobsters, twdines and Herrings, and Kippered Herrings Biscuits— Huntley & Palmers' s, and Robinson's Carlisle, Arrowroot, Sago, Pearl Barley Maccarbni, Split Peas, Sperm and Mid. Candles Wax Vestas, Night Lights, Blacking, Blk. Lead Whiting, Bath Bricks, Rennets, Patent Groats Oatmeal, Rice, Cream Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Tobacco and Cigars, Pipes, Carbonate of Soda Brimstone and Sulphur, Fancy Soap, Starch Blue, Hops, Brooms & Brushes, Baskets, Tubs Sydney Soap, Coarse, Fine, and Table Sait Cheese and Butter of superior quality Men's and Boy's Clothing in variety " " Hats and Caps Blankets, Flannels— Fanoy and Plain, Wincey and Fancy Dress Pieces, &c, &c. ANNIV-ETCS'ARY HOLIDAY S Monday and Tuesday, 2nd and 3rd Nov. PRIZES will be shot for at the Target, Napier, by Militia and Volunteers, on the following conditions, and under the superintendence of Captain Withebs, Adjutant Militia and Volunteer's : — I. — Any Militiaman and Volunteer of the Province can compete on paying an entrance fee of ten shillings. II. — Four shots to be fired by eaoh man at two hundred yards. lll.— Three Prizes will be given as follows — Entrance monies, along with any subscriptions received, will be divided (after deducting the expenses, including cost of ammunition) as follows — The best shot to receive one half the amount collected ; the second best to receive one third j the third one sixth of the total amount. IV — None but regulation rifles issued by the Government to be used. <" V. — Men to fire either standing or kneeling ; — no other position or artificial rest allowed. VI. — All competitors to place themselves under the orders of Captain Withers, who has kindly coneented to take charge of the firing. VII. — Firing to commence at ten o'clock on Monday, the 2nd day of November. Entrances to be made, and entrance money to be paid to the Honorary Secretary. No entrance can be made after half- past nine on Monday morning. VIII. — The rotation of firing and other questions wili be decided by Captain Withers on the ground ; and all competitors are requested to be present at half-past nine, . to enable the arrangements to be completed. Subscriptions will be received by, the Undersigned, and by Mr.T.-A. BRIDGE, Hastings Street. J. S. WILSON, Hou. Sec. . Superintendent's Office, N apier, Oct. 16,1863. SEALED TENDERS will be received up to noon on Saturday, the 31st inst., for the erection of a STOCKADED BARRACKS at Waipukurau. Specification andJ?lan may be seen at this office, and at Mr. Drower's, Waipukurau. *»- - The Government do not bind themselveß to accept the lowest or any tender. •'" ' G. T.FANNIN, . 412 Superintendent's Clerk. SCIiNDE LODGE, No. 419. THE regular Monthly -Meeting of the Lodge will take place at the Masonic Hall on THURSDAY Evening, the sth November, at eight o'clock;;/' . By. oo'mmancL.of the W.M. '/.'•l'"-. , " 'fe<#H'. '"'; Secretary. •;