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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 7, Issue 441, 28 November 1863, Page 2

EX "LORD ASHLEY," (Transhipped at Wellington from Bhip direct from Hobart Town,) -J/"\ TONS BEST POTATOES. For Sale by ; SAMUEL BEGG. MILITIAMEN! VOLUNTEERS ! ! AND SPORTSMEN!!! TO SUIT YOUR RIFLES AND FOWLINGPIECES! CAPS AND POWDEEof SUPERIOR QUALITY. AISO, 500 pounds of Hall's FFF Powbee 300,000 Joyce's, Eley's, and Walker's Gun, Regulation, and Revolver Watersroos 1 Caps 2 tons Shot. On Sale by M. BOYLAN. HAWKE'S BAY RACES. A PRELIMINARY MEETING will be held at the Masonic Hotel, Napier, on the 9fch proximo, at 8 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of making the necessary arrangements for the ensuing Race Meeting-. Persons interested are requested to attend. Napier, Nov. 27, 1863. On Sale by] the Undersigned, 9AA WOOL BALES lAj\^ 6 doz. Sorby's Sheep Shears, with springs, Kangaroo brand Turkey Stones and Slips Sewing Twine Packing Needles F. H. DROWER. Waipukurau, , November 26, 1863. NOTICE. "THE BISHOP OF OSNABURG." - /"VWNERS of Blares paying on or M^l^S^^v/ before Ist Januaet, 1864, m Ptj*w' w^ nave * ne P" v ilege of sending ffi.... / r 3L any that miss this season free of charge the next. The Brow, Nov. 27, 1863. THE NEW CHURCH, MEANEE FLAT, at the residence of the Rev. F. Reigner, will be opened and consecrated by his Lordship (Dr. Viard) the Catholic Bishop of Wellington, on SUNDAY, the 6th December, about half-past 11, a.m. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. MONDAY, the 30th inst., being St. Andrews' Day, this Bank will be closed. S. G. BRANDON, Manager. Napier, Nov. 26, 1863. BANK HOLIDAY. MONDAY, the 30th inst., being St. Andrews' Day, this Bank will be closed. J. B. BRATHWAITE, Mauager. Union Bank of Australia, Napier, Nov. 24.

PORT OS NAPIER. AKBIVED. (Nil.) SAILED. Nov. 27— Lord Ashley, s. s.'. 296 tons, Thomas Randall, for Auckland, with part of original cargo and passengers from Wellington and Southern ports. Shipped at Napier,— 49l sheep, Purvis Eussell; ->97 sheep, Thomas • Sherson;l2 quarters beef, W. andH. Pavker; 1 cask salt beef, John Marshall. Passengers from Napier,— Revs. David Bruce, John Macky, and Brown, Messrs. Dingwall, Neal, Nelson, Greig, H. F. Way.— Maltby and Co., agents.