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

GREAT ANNUAL LOTTERY OF WATCHES & JEWELLERY, OP THE BEST QUALITY. \ TO TAKE PLACE on SATUEDAY, the 23rd DECEMBER. The following is the List of Frizes :— I— Gold English Lever, best quality and gold chain £16 16 0 2— Silver hunting Lever, compensation balance,, extra jewelled, &c, with gold-mounted Albert 9 9 0 3— Massive colonial gold Brooch ... 710 0 4— English hunting - cased Lever, extra jewelled 7 0 0 s— Ditto ditto ditto 7 0 0 6— Set electro-plated Tea and Coffee service COO 7— Colonial gold Brooch 5 10 0 B— Silver hunting-cased Watch with Chain '. 4 15 0 9 — Silver hunting Watch... 3 0 0 10— Marble eight-day Time-piece ... 8 0 0 11— Silver Mug 3 0 0 12— Silver Wutoh aud Chain 2 15 0 13— Massive gold Pen-holder and Pencil-case 2 10 0 14— Musical Box 2 0 0 15— Lady's Compauioiv, silver rated. 2 0 0 46— Pair cameo Ear-rings, gold ditto 20 0 jY—Pair colouial gold ditto 1 15 0 18— Large Meerschaum pipe... 1 15 0 19— Lady's Dress ltiug 1 15 0 20— Ditto ditto 115 0 5 articles of the value of £1 each ; 5 ditto ditto, 15s. each. \ Tickets £1 each. Any "article not approved of may be exchanged for goods of the same value. THOMAS MORRISON, Hastings-street. Kaikora Found. IMPOUNDED AT KAIKORA. 1 Bay Mare, branded M near shoulder 1 Black Colt, progeny of the above 1 Bay Mare, branded WK (conjoined) off shoulder 1 Bay Mare, no brand 1 Chestnut Colt, white face, off hind leg -white 1 Bay Colt, branded ,C off shoulder. If not redeemed before the 9th December next, will be sold at Kaikora at noon on that day, NEIL CAMPBELL, November 16. 1865. J£ X "SUNBEAM," And on Sale by the undersigned— 12 Iron Ploughs, with " extras " 7 dozen Ash Fork Shafts 2 ditto Barn Hoppers 1 ditto Australian Snaffle Bridles 1 ditto 6 feet Gut Waggon Whips 1 ditto three-tinned Manure Forks 1 ditto Tarred Cart Belly-bands 1 Sack Elevator 2 Hydropults 6 cwt. Perennial White Clover 6 dozen Kid Gloves 20 Silk Dresses 30 lbs. Chocolate Bon-bons &o. &o. F. & A. TUXFORD, Western Spit. Shepherd Wanted. YYT ANTED, an Experienced Shepherd, having Vf good Dogs. Apply at the office of this paper, MR. JOHN STUART begs to intimate that he has added to his business of Auctioneer that of Commission & Land Agent, & Accountant, Bankrupt and other Estates wound up. Debts collected, &c, &c. Terms can be had on application. Napier, Nov. 28, 1865. St. Paul's Church. ASOCIAL MEETING will take place in the School Boom, on Wednesday, 6th December. Tea on the table at 7 p.m. Tickets, 2s fid each, may be had of Mr. F. Sutton, Shakespcare-rpad; Mr. A. Kennedy, Spit; or at the Heuald office. Leicester Bams for Sale* THE Undersigned, will bnve this season about 80 very fine younsr HAMS. Tlieir flock has been expressly formed for breeding Rams to cross with Merino Ewe?, and will be found to be admirably adapted for that purpose, being hardy, well-woolled, able to fatten on poor pasture, and light in the heads. ;, v WHITMORE & MoNEILL. 1 Bissington Station. To Let, A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE in Shakespeare Road. Apply at the Masonic Hotel. To Carpenters. nnENDERS are invited for the erection of a JL DWELLING-HOUSE for the Undersigned. Plans and Specifications to be seen up to the 30th instant, at the residence of CHARLES WEBER. Napier, Nov. 24, 1865. WANTED for a Country Situation, where two Women will be kept— A STRONG WOMAN to Cook for a large family. Apply to Mrs. G-REEN, Capt. Newmans late house, Tennyson- street. A MARRIED COUPLE are in want of a Situation, either in Town or Country. Address J. H., care of Mr. Bibby, Waipawa. WANTED immediately— Two BOUNDARY SHEPHERDS. — Apply to Mr. J. J. KELLY, Patangata. Edenham, Nov. 13, 1865. WANTED a Situation as SHEPHERD.— Apply at J. C. L. Carter's, Maraetara ; Messrs. Richardson & Troutbeck, Petane j or at the office of this paper. Notice. Superintendent's Office, Napier, Nov. 22, 1865. IT is hereby notified that in all the Provincial Government Notices calling for Tenders, Renting Waipureku Ferry, &c, for the year 1860, that the terms have been abridged to the first 6 months of the year— ending June 30th, 1866. . G. T. FANNIN, Superintendent's Clerk,