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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 8, Issue 712, 26 December 1865, Page 1

GREAT ANNUAL LOTTERY OF WATOHES & JEWELLEKY, OP THE BEST QUALITY. # TO TAKE PLACE on SATURDAY, the 30th DECEMBER. At Mr. SWAN'S Photographio Gallery, Shakespeare Road. The following is the List of Prizes :— I— Gold English Leyer, best quality and gold ohain ;.., £16 16 0 2— Silver bunting Lever, compensation balance", extra jewelled, , Seo., with gdld-mounted Albert 9 9 0 3— Massive colonial gold Brooch ... 710 0 i — English hunting - cased Lever, extra jewelled 7 0 0 s— Ditto ditto ditto 7 0 0 6— Set electro-plated Tea and Coffee service 6 0 0 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 ... 3 0 0 11— Silver Mug 3 0 0 12— Silver Watch and Chain 2 15 0 13 — Massive gold Pen-holder and Penoil-case 2 10 0 H-Musical Box 2 0 0 15— Lady's Companion, Bii ver mted. 2 0 0 16— Pair cameo Ear-rings, gold ditto 2 0 0 17— Pair colonial gold ditto 1 15 0 18— Large Meerschaum pipe 1 15 0 19— Lady's Dress Ring 1 15 0 20— Ditto ditto '. 115 0 5 articles of the value of £1 each ; 5 ditto ditto, Ids. each. 100 Tickets £1 eaoh. Any article not approved of may be exohanged for goods of the same value.. THOMAS MORRISON, Hastings-street. TAKE NOTICE that by a Deed bearing date the 22nd day of December 1865 and made between Graham Douglaß Hunter of Napier in the Province of Hawke's Bay Livery-Stable Keeper of the firat part William Routledge Merchant and Edward Lyndon Accountant both of Napier aforesaid of the second part and the se-' veral persons whose names are thereunto subscribed being Creditors of the aaid Graham DouglasHunter of the third part the said Graham Douglas Hunter did assign all Horsea book and other debts and all other the peraonal property of him the said Graham Douglas Hunter upon trust after the payment of certain sums therein for the equal benefit of all bucli of the Creditors of the said Graham Douglas Hunter as should execute the said Deed within three months from the date thereof The said Deed waa executed by the said Graham Douglas Hunter the aaid William Routledge and Edward Lyndon and the execution thereof attested by John Nathaniel Wilson of Napier aforesaid Solicitor on the day of the date thereof and lies at the office of the undersigned for execution by Creditors. Dated the 22nd day of December 1865. J. N. WILSON, Napier, Solicitor for the Trustee.. ALL Debtors to tbe Estate of G. D. Hunterare requested to pay the amount of their debts forthwith to Mr. Edwaed Lyndon, one of the Trustees. In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. MIDDLE DISTRICT. In the Estate of WALTER RIDDELL, deceased, Intestate. PURSUANT to the Rule of this Honorable Court, the' Creditors of the abovenamed Intestate are, on or before the 23rd day of March next, to come in and prove their debts before James Grindell, Esquire, at his Office at Napier, or in default, thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from all benefit arising from the said Estate. JAMES GRINDELL, Deputy Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Napier, Dec. 23, 1865. In the Supreme Court of Neio Zealand. MIDDLE DISTRICT. In the Estate of JAMES DICKSON, Deceased, Intestate, PURSUANT to the Rule of this Honorable Court, tho Creditors of the abovenamed Intestate are, on or before the 23rd day of March next, to* come in and prove their debts before James Grindell, Esquire, at his Oflice at Napier, or itf default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from all benefit arising from the said Estate. JAMES GRINDELL, Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court Office, Napier, Dec. 23, 1865. MISS TUPPER begs to announce that she will be ready during the first week of January to receive Daily Pupils and Boarders at Woodbine Cottage, adjoining the Parsonage, under the supervision of Mrs. Say well. Instruction will be given in English, French, German, Music, and Drawing. She expects to be assisted by a finishing Governess from England shortly. A very few Parlour Boarders can be received at the Parsonage. Each quarter's payment to be made in advance. WANTED an experienced and trustworthy SHEPHERD for Newlanda Run, Waipukurau. There is a comfortable House for a Married Couple. Also, An experienced PLOUGHMAN to work a pair of Horses, and a Man to make himself generally j useful at the Fai m, Waipukurau. i Apply to H. R. RUSSELL, Mount Herbert, Waipukurau. WANTED— Two thorough Agricultural LABORERS for general Station work. Men able to Milk preferred. Wages £1 a week and board. •*&■: 4 Apply to Mr. Geoege Smith:, Rissington Station, Pekapeka, Rissington, Dec. 17, 1865.