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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume I, Issue 8, 22 August 1861, Page 2

F. TUEMMELj TAILOR, SHAKE3PEAEE HOAD, Napier. THE Undersigned hereby give notice that they are going to lay Poison on their Run, and caution people travelling across it to keep their Dogs in. R. & W. RIDDELL. THE Undersigned, having now completed his arrangements for Roasting and Grinding Coffee on the premises, is prepared to supply Pure Ground COFFEE in such quantities as required daily. JAS. TOPPING, Spit. FRENCH MERINO BAMS. Mr. B. D. DANVERS Will sell by Public Auction, at the station of T. P. Russell, Esq., Woburn, Waipukurau, on Wednesday, 2nd October, 18(31, — THE entire lot of his half-bred Hogs, consisting of—--200 R AMS Out of carefully selected Ewes from his own flock, by his imported French M'ehino Rams From the flock of the French Fakeirell —Jean Baptiste Francois Gilbert —the founder of the improved Merino breed in France. The Gilbert Merino is distinguished by its strong built vigorous body ; its head and neck are thick, its collar having many folds ; its legs are full clothed to the hoof; its fleece is long, thick, uniformly curled, throughout good, middling fine and uniform. In short, the Gilbert sheep constitutes one of the finest results of rational breeding of the present time, both as regards the beautiful structure of its body and its surprising size, for there are some rams measure upwards of five feet from the muzzle to the root of the tail. Terms :—Under £3O, cash ; above that amount, approved endorsed bill at 3 months. A LUNCHEON PROVIDED. £2 Reward. \\f HERE AS, some person or persons have on V V several occasions shot Ducks belonging to the undersigned. This is to give notice that the above reward will be paid to any one giving information which will lead to the conviction of the offenders. E. LYON. GUTTA PERCHA SOLES, which preserve the feet from cold and damp, are readily applied to Boots and Shoes, and easily repaired when worn, may be obtained of T. B.’HARDING, on the Spit, From one shilling per pair. Ex “ GOLCONDA,” and on Sale by the Undersigned. ICASE Shoemaker’s w r orking Tools and materials 1 Bale of solo Leather. STUART, KINROSS, & Co. Napier, Aug. 13, 1861. Ex “ Pole Star” and “ Henry,” ON SALE by the Undersigned. ~VT AILS, RtoG in. Rim, Pad, Chest, and Stock Locks Norfolk Rim Bow and Long Latches Iron Squares, Stirrup Irons Roller Ends, Rack Pulleys, and Sash Fastners i, I, f in. Tin’d and Iron Tacks 1, li, H in. Cut and Wrought Brads Set of Weights and Scales Cattle and Sheep Bells Sheet and Perforated Zinc Sorby’s Pit, Cross Cut, and Hand Saws Stubb’s Hand Cross Cut Pit Files Yankee Tubs, Buckets, and Brooms „ Churns, Axes, and Axe Handles Washing Boards, Candle Moulds, and Bellows Jack, Trying, and Smoothing Planes Poster’s and Lyndon’s Spades Coach Wrenches, and Bit and Braces Table and Dessert Knives Hammers, Chest Handles, and Cash Boxes Augres, Adzes, and Shingle Knives Fern and Bill Hooks T, Chest, and Butt Hinges Coffin Furniture, and Looking Glasses 66 and 100 ft. Tape Lines Smith’s Yyccs, and Horse Rasps Bastard Files 10 to 16in. Door Scrapers, Spittoons Petticoat, and Brass Tallow Lamps Salter’s Balances, and Electro Cruet Stands Paint Brushes, and Sash Tools Shoe Brushes, Hair Brooms, and Black Lead Brushes Scrubbing Brushes, and Hand Brooms Tip, Tea, uiiu Coffee Pots Baking, Pie, and Tart Dishes—round and oval Lanthorns, Tea Kettles, and Dust Pans Bread Grates, and Flour Drudgers Tin Plates, and Spice Boxes Slop Buckets and Watering Cans Tin Cans, all sizes Hip, and sliow r er Baths Cullenders, and Funnels CROCKERY. Plates, Dishes, and Milk Dishes Cups, Saucers, and Basins Pie Dishes, Assorted Mugs, Jugs, and Vegetable Dishes Chamber Sets and Soup Tureens Sugar Basins, Butter Tubs, and Filters Spurs. Heads, and Reins, Girths, and Hunting Whips, to arrive A large assortment of good Glass Ware A Metal Candle Mould, 24 in a frame, very M. BOYLAN