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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 8, Issue 697, 4 November 1865, Page 2

Masonic Hall. TffiS EVENING (SATURDAY) NOV. 4. The Greatest Bill of the Season! The Musical Vaudeville, with all the original Music, entitled T^E LOAN OF A LOVER !! BACHELORS' BUTTONS ! ! In whioh Mrs. F.OLEY wiUappear in FIVE ' ' Different Characters. ' To oonclude with IS HE JEALOUS? Characters by the Company. Admission— Front Seats, 5s .....Back, 2s, 6d. Dibeoteess ... Mbs. W. H. FOLEY Masonic Hall. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Wednesday Evening, Nov. 8, Will be produced, with new Scenery, Dresses and Appointments, the sublime Play, in 5 Acts, entitled, THE STRANGER ! ! ! • The S tranger Mr. Vebnon Websieb Mrs. HaUer.,.,,. •,,;..,.,,;.. Mrs. W. H. Folbi: For the Benefit of MRS. W. H. FOLEY. tOW Particulars will be duly announced. To Let, npHOSE PREMISES lately occupied by Mr. :X J. Robottom in Shakespeare Road, consisting of Two Large Shops, with Bedrooms, Kitchen, and Out-Buildinga. Apply to J, LeQUESNE, Shakespeare Rpad. Napier, Nov. 3, 1865. , £4 Reward, STRAYED from Mr. Gordon's Paddock, at Clifton, on 26fch inst., A BAY DRAUGHT MARE, branded" JQ : near 19 side. Also — A BAY DRAUGHT MARE, branded JG near 20 side. The above reward will be given on delivery of the Mares at Clifton. October 30, 1865. On Sale, GOOD HEART TOTARA SA.WN TIMBER/ Heavy Timber, suitable for Gate Posts, &o. R. D. MANEY. On Sale, SEVERAL SECTIONS of the Township of GRAY TOWN, situate at Meanee. Plans of the said Township may ho seen at the Meanee Hotel, and further particulars obtained on application to the undersigned. R. D. MAtfEY. November3, lß6s. I^HE Undersigned, shortly expecting a large . quantity of Fencing Posts, Straining Posts, and Sawn Timber, down the River, wishes to call the attention of intending purchasers, so that any orders left with hijn, may be executed at or near their residences. R. D. MANEY. TMPOUNDED on the 2nd ult., an IRON "*• GREY FILLY, 3 years old, branded K g A on near shoulder, and H N A on near hind quarter. If not claimed before the 25th inst., will be sold to defray expenses, HENRY GASON, Poundkeeper. Napie* 1 , November 3, 1865. %Et Notice. J3I PERSONS indebted to the firm of SWAN & WRIGGLESWORTH, Photographers, are requested to settle their accounts before the end of December next, as the partnership is about to be dissolved. Persons having claims against the firm will please send them in for liquidation. Re-Opening Off THE "EXCHANGE HOTEL," CARLYLE STREET, (Lately occupied by Taylor and Campbell.) JAMES ASHTON begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Napier and its vicinity, that he has THIS DAY OPENED the abovenamed Hotel, where he hopes, by strict attention to the wants of his customers, and always keeping a good supply of the very best Liquors, Wine, Beer, &c, to merit a fair share of publio support. N.8.-GOOD STABLING. Notice of Removal. MT3ALD WIN respectfully announoes that •JD he has REMOVED to his NEW PREMISES in Haßtings-Btreet, near the Albion Hotel. Thanking the publio for the kind support hitherto given him, he solicits a continuance of their favors. Napier, November 3, 1865. For Sale, EX CUTTER "BETSEY," @ AUCKLAND. ■4f) HHDS. XXX COLONIAL ALE K. Li 5 qr-casks ditto ditto 20,000 feet Sawn Timber, assorted For terms, see agent at Messrs. Watt, Kennedy and Watt's. For Sale, at Meanee Flats, FENCING POSTS and STRAINERS, expected to arrive this month. A P^y Edward davis. November 1, 1865. '