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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 8, Issue 704, 28 November 1865, Page 2

20 thousand Envelopes, o. 1. % H. I., and chamois 10 Beams colored demy 10 ditto White Tissue 5 ditto Lace Paper 1 Groas ditto Envelopes 20 ditto Crayon, Drawing, and Carpenters' Fenoils, assorted colors ' 10 ditto Memorandum Books 10 thousand French Envelopes, assorted &o. t &9. ' Sale to commence at ll o'oiock. VAUTIER JANISCK, Auctioneer. ! Napier, Nov 27, 1865. Friday, December 8, at 12 o'Clock. MR. JOHN STUART Has been instructed to offer by Auction, at his Store, Eastern Spit, on the above day, the followiug Goods, viz. :— • 4QR.CASKS STEWART'S SAUGEL WHISKEY, 8 o.p. 20 casks Ale in pints . 20 caskd Porter in pints 4 ohests Orange Pekoe 1 dozen Children's Iron Cots 4 Iron Bedsteads, 4 post . 1 dozen American Washing Boards [ 6 American Churns G Kitchen Fenders 6 Knife Boards 1 Fold-up Couch, with cushion and pilloW £ dozen Galvanised Slop Pails 6 boxes patent Clothes Peg* 5 pieces Carpet 2 pieces Drugget 6 pieces Welsh FJannel 1 dozen Bridles 8000 Quills 10 dozen Novels Toys, 1 Picture 60 dozen Copy Books — Swan's 8 ditto Palmerston Hats Lot of Empty Cases, &o. Dress Pieces Clothing, consisting of Suite, Boy's do, &o. Suddlery Blankets Blue Serge Shirts Oatmeal Hats, Caps And a variety of other articles. Terms— Under £20 cash ; above that amount by approved Bills at 3 months' date. Sale at 12 o'clock prompt. JOHN STUART, Auctioneer. Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER ! Under the Patronage of COLONEL MULOCK, O. 8., And the Officers of the 70th Regiment. THE. BAND have the honor to announce to the Gentry and Publio of Napier and its vicinity, their intention of giving a GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, On Thursday, the 30th November, When the followiug Cabefum/? - Abbanged PROG R A MME Will be submitted for their approval. PAST FIRST. - I.—OVEB.TTJRB "Massaniollo" Auber 2.— FLUTE SOLO, " Rosseau's Dream," Corporal J. Callender Richardson B.— ANTHEM ... " How beautiful upon the Mountains" '. It. A. Smith 4.— SCENE & DUETTO, from "Masnadiere" Verdi 8.-CORNET;SOLO "Duetshe Lusk Walzer," with variations, Col.-Sergfc. J. Cleary Strauss 6.-WEDDING MARCH Mendelsohn INTERVAL OF FIFTEEN MINUTES. PART SECOND. I.— OVERTURE '•TJiePeaßantandthePoet"j8 r «K2>O 2.— EUPHONIUM SOLO, "Ah non fia aempre " (II Pirata) Corpl. H.E.Pearsou JBerr 3.— CLARINETTO SOLO, "Duetto," with variations Koestner 4.-DAS HEIMWEH, "Cornet and Euphonium Solo" Hauser 5.-DUETTO (VOCAL)... "The Gondolier "Morley 6.— GLEE "Drink to me only" Linley I.— AIR & CHORI'S, " The Heavens are telling the Glory of God" Jlayden 8.-GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Admission :— First Circle, ss ; Second Circle, 2s Gd, Tickets to be had at the Club, Masonic Hotel, and Herald office. Doors open at &-pnst7 o'clock ; commence at 8, Vivat Regina! GRAND Amateur Dramatic Performance! MASONIC HALL. TUESDAY NEXT, 4th DECEMBER ! THE Members of the Napier Garrick Club have the honor to announce that they intend giving a Complimentary Benellb to Mrs. W. H. Poley and her Dramatic Company, in recognition of their high Histrionic talent. Feeling that they have not been duly supported during their sojourn amongst us, the Committee hope that the public will rally round on this ocoasion and give them a bumper house. The Performance will commence with the magnificent Drama, in Four Acts, with new Scenery and Dresses, entitled DON C/ESAR DE BAZAN! After which, An Interlude of Singing. To conclude with the world-renowned Tragical, [ Farcical, Extravagant Burlesque Extra va* ganza of The Happy Man j or, Faddy in India Notice of Removal. RICHARD JEFFARES has removed from his former place of Business to that lately occupied by Mr. Dyett, known as the CITIZEN HOTEL, where he trusts, by striots attention to the comfort of his visitors, to merit their patronage. Olive, Nov. 27, 1865. For Sale, A FINE LOT OP MIXED CATTLE Apply to O. L. W. BOUSFIELD, Woodthorpe.