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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 911, 21 January 1868, Page 1

Building Materials. BRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!! ' OA AAA BRICKS for SALE, at the U\J)\j\jVj meanee. Apply to H. PEACOCK & Co., Meanee 5 or to MILLER & LINDSAY, Napier. 117 BRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!! I*s 000 BRICKS for Sale - Apply to J. J. TAYLOR, Clyde Hotel, Wairoa. October 19, 1867. 118 BRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!! THE Undersigned is prepared to deliver BRICKS at his yard. Terms, £4 per 1000, cash on delivery. Also,— Paving Tiles, 8-in. square, Draining Tiles, and Edging Tiles, for garden borders. Samples may be seen on the premises, and at the Abbotsford Hotel. Apply to EDWARD COLLINS only. 120 NOTICE. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. Just arrived per "Saucy Lass" and late arrivals, 1 Kf\ f\f\f\ FEET - o:F TIMBEB » ftll JL O U » U U U sizes, including tongued and grooved, palings, shingles, and architraves, Doors and Sashes always on hand. Until further notice the price of timber will be Ids. per 100 feet for cash ; if booked, 16s. Apply to . J, Lb QUESNE, Napier. N.8.-— The prices are slightly higher than last quoted, owing to a rise in timber and freight. 121 FOUND, on the Milton Road on the 3rd January, a flea-bitten GREY HORSE, branded U U and W N, with saddle and headpiece on. The owner can have the same by paying expenses. If not claimed within 21 days from this date, will be sold to pay expenses. Apply to W. WILLIS, Napier. 175 LOST, out of Cobb's Coach, on the road from Havelock to Napier, on Friday last, a Shepherd's Plaid SCARF SHAWL. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the Hebald office. 189 ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. THE Annual Congregational MEETING in connection with St. Paul's Church, will take place THIS EVENING. Tea on the table at half-past 6, in the School-room adjoining. Tickets, 2s. Gd. eaoh, may be had at the Herald office, from Mr. Sutton, and the Managors of tho Church. 178 Hawke's Bay Agricultural Society. INTENDlNG^xhibitora aro informed that it is intended to hold the ANNUAL SHOW of the above Society at the Meanee Bridge about the middle of March. Schedule and particulars will be published after the next general meeting. H. S. TIFFEN, " Secretary • G. S. WHITMORE, Treasurer Napier, January 1, 1868. 137 [Extract from New Zealand Gazette No. 70, page 511.] Colonial Defence Office, Wellington, Deo. 24, 1867. WITH reference to tho Rules and Regulations for the firing for the Government Prizes, 1868, published in Gazette No. 66 of the 7th December, foi. 477, the following alterations are made, viz,: — In Clause 2. Tbe number of shots at eaoh range for tho Ist set. Colonial Prizes to be five instead of three. No prizo will be given for a less score than 30 marks. Highest possible score, 60 marks. In Clause 3. Preliminary competitive tiring, eeven shots instead of three. Highest' possible score 84 marks. One representative for every 20 men who score 42 (instead of 18) marks. The minimum score for a representative will be 50 (instead of 24) marks. 210 T. M. HAULTAIN. SHEEP-SHEARING COMPETITION. A COMPETITION for the Best SHORN SHBEP will take place in Mr. 11. R. Russell's Wool-shed, at the Farno, Waipukurau, THIS DAY, At noon precisely. Open to Natives and Europoanß. Ist Prize— Pen of 3 or 5 Sheep £5 2nd ditto „ „ 3 3rd ditto „ „ 2 4th ditto „ „ 1 Entries — 2s. 6d. each competitor. Judges — Messrs. J. D. Canning and John Nairn, who will lay down directions how the fleeces are to be opened and shorn. Sheepfarmers generally invited to attend. Mount Herbert, Jan. 15, 1868. 211 JUST RECEIVED, And on Sale by the Undersigned, — A SHIPMENT of Garton and Jarvis's COOKING STOVES. M. BOYLAN. Hastings- street, Deo. 23, 1867. 12 FOR SALE, Ex " Maggie," from Hobart To?vn, Qf\f\ BAGS (each 100 lbs) Superfine OKS \J Silk-dressed FLOUR 300 bags (each 200 lbs) ditto ditto 120 bags prime Oats 50 bags Bran 81,606 feet Hardwood Timber (all lengths and sizes) 21,000 broad Palings, 5 feet 11,000 ditto ditto, 6 feet 3,000 split Rails 200 Sheep Hurdles 25 pairs Cart Shafts 20 pairs Arris Rails 32 J. H. VAUTIER.