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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 847, 4 June 1867, Page 1

F, Button. Just Arrived per "Dunelm," From London, 6QR-CASKS VERY FINE SHERRY 8 ditto ditto Port 6 ditto Hennessey's Pale Brandy 80 cases ditto ditto . 80 casks Bass and Co.'s Ale 50 ditto Barclay's Stout 80 boxes Candles 5 barrels Currants 12 boxes Valencia Raisins 2 cases Muscatels ' ■•■ 2 ditto Ground Spice 2 ditto Candied Peel— Lemon, Citron and . Orange 25 half-chests very fine Congou Tea 8 qr-chests Gunpowder ditto 6 ditto Orange Pekoo . • 12 cases Robinson, Belville & Co' a Groats Barley and Oatmeal : . . 10 cases Crosse & Blackwell's assorted Piokles 3 ditto We9t India ditto . : 3 ditto White'B Oriental ditto . 10 caaes Salad Oil „.10. ditto Bottled Fruits,.. Jr .,...- S „_,, ; ,:, . 3 ditto Preserved Meats On hand, and to arrive, 6 qr- casks W. I. Rum 6 kegs Tobacco— beat Southern Twist. 2 caaes Aromatic Tobacco 5 tons Company's Sugar ■ 5 tons Mauritius Crystals, white and brown 2 tons dressed Java Rice 50 casks Bottled, Ale, Basa' and Dawson's 30 ditto Stout, Blood's and Barclay's 10 caaes B &.B. Plaid -Vistas 4 ditto— 2soa And a large assortment of Groceries, Wines, Spirits and Oilmen's Stores. . Best Plantation COFFEE Roasted and Ground on the premises. ' F. SUTTON. Napier, March. 28, 1867. 74 Colonial CheeseON SALE by the undersigned '— a very IJPERIOR LOI in good condition. F. BUTTON. Napier, May 27, 1867. 533 N O T I 0 E. TO CONTRACTORS. THE TELEGRAPH COMMISSIONER is prepared to receive! TENDERS for the Supply and delivery of 2460 POLES, more or less, for a line of Telegraph to be con-, etructcd betw.oen Castle Point, in the Province of Wellington, and Napier, in the Province of Hawke's Bay. The Poles to be sawn from the heart of Totava, Matai, real Blue Gum, or Stringybark. The Poles to be of the following lengths : — A few forty feet long, twenty -four inches square at the butt, and eight inches square at tl*a-.fcop.* ,to-be.chaKred for a length of twelve feet. ' - A few thirty-five feet long, eighteen inohes 6quare at the butt, and eight inohes square at the top. These poles to be charred for a length of nine feet from the butt. The major portion to be twenty-five feet long, eight inches square at the butt, and six inches square at the top, These poles to be charred for a length of six feet from the butt. No pole to be charred till it has been out for thirty clear daya. The poles to bo Bound, straight, free from sap and shakes, N.B. — No poles will be accepted that contain the least Bap. The poles to be delivered at distances of about four chains apart, along the road from Caßtle Point to Waimata, Porangahau, Wallingford, Waipukurau, Waipawa, Xaikora, Te Aute, and Havelock to Napier. Separate tenders must be made for the portions of the line between Caßtle Point and Poraugahau, and between Porangabau and-Na» pier, and rnußt state a price for each description of timber. ' Tenderß are to specify a price per pole as per sizes given. - Each tender must be accompanied with a deposit of £25, as a guarantee of good faith, which sum will be forfeited should any tenderer refuse to sign the contract in the event of his tender being accepted. The ÜBual sureties will be required of the accepted tenderei 1 . Specifications can be seen and further particulars obtained at the office of the Telegraph Engineer, Telegraph Offices, Wellington, or at the office of tho Provincial Engineer, Nupier, likewise at Mr. W. Ellingham's, Te Aute ; Mr, Miles Hudson's, Wallingford ; and Mr. Joseph Herbert's, Wainui. Tenders addressed " The Telegraph Engineer, Wellington," and indorsed "Tender for Telegraph Poles between Castle Point and Napier," to be sent in not later than the 20th day of June next. By order ALFRED SHEATH, Telegraph Engineer. Wellington, May 13, 18G7. 627 JT7 HMATUM, having erected a • IV. X commodious SMITHY, with the advantage of first-rate mechanics is now prepared to execute every description of Engineering, Shipping, and general work, at the lowest possible prices. Horses shod at 7s per set"; Heavy draught, 9a. A trial at the new Smithy, Eastern Spit, will ensure ita support. 532 NOTICE. mHE UNDERSIGNED is authorized by X Lessees to impound all cattle trespasBing on the West Mangateretere Block. Any cattle found trespassing thereon after the 29th inst., will be impounded. F. E. HAM LIN. Napier, May 25, 1867. 529 'P . McGREEVY, Tailor, Waipa-wa. Pl%/|" HAVING commenced at Mr, • JAjL. S.Roberts', will be thankful for a trial. All orders entrusted to him will be neatly executed. 549 Notice. STAPYLTON COTTON CAULTON, in • returning thanks to his friends and the general public for the support afforded .since he commenced business in Carlyle-atreet, now desireß to inform them that he has REMOVED to his new Store in Hastings-street, opposite Mesßra. Newton, Irvine and Co.'s, where he trusts to merit a continuance of the support he has hitherto received. HAY, CORN, & PROVISION STORE, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. June 1, 1867. 543