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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 153, 18 December 1863, Page 4

HAWKE’S BAY RACES. A SECOND, MEETING will be held at the Masonic Hotel, on Wednesday, the 23rd xnst., for the purpose of arranging a programme of Races and other matters) connected with the forthcoming Race meeting of 1864. UTTHOAAT * * ‘J X/KJVII , Secretary. General Post Office, Auckland, Nov. 14, 1863, “JVTOTICE is Hereby Given that on and after -Lv the Ist January, 1864, all Post Offices in the Colony will be open from Nine a.m. to Eive P.m., for Public Business. T. B. GILLIES, Postmaster General. To be Let, FOE a term of years : About 4$ acres of land situate at Napier, substantially fenced in. It is well adapted for a market garden, as a large portion of it comprises some of the best land on the island. Eor particulars, apply to Mr. W. MARSHALL, Napier For Sale, About s acres of oats Apply to Mr. W. MARSHALL, Napier. 10s. Reward. LOST, a GOLD ALBERT CHAIN. Any person bringing the same to Mr. Gill’s, Masonic Hotel, will receive the above-named reward. FOR SALE. AOn WELL-BRED EWES 2 and 4 tooth Fine woolled and long staple. To be delivered in January, 1864. Apply to Wji. FANNIN, Fairfield, Ruataniwha Plains. 500 FAT WETHERS for Sale. THE above are the pick of a largo flock, are now shorn and ready for delivery. Apply to WILLIAM FANNIN, Fairfield. WILLIAMS & FOAN, WHITESMITHS, Galvanized Iron, Zinc, and Tin plate Workers, H A S T I N G S-S T E E E T. & F. beg to state that, having now the nei cessary appliances, they arc prepared to supply the Public with all kinds of TIN WARE at the cheapest rates. They are also manufacturers of Galvanised Iron, O.G. and half-round Guttering, which they can supply cheaper than any other house in Napier. N.R.—A liberal allotvance made to the trade. HOMEWOOD. NOTICK TO THESPASSEP.S. ALL PERSONS having Horses or Cattle at present at Mr. TilTen’s Estate at Homewood, are hereby requested to remove them on or before the 31st December, 1863. All Horses or Cattle found on the above estate after that date, will be considered as trespassers, and treated accordingly. Any person found or known to drive stock of any description from Homewood after the above date (without permission), will bo prosecuted. A reward of £5 will be given to any person given to any person giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of a person or persons so offending. JAMES LAWRENCE. Valuable Property for Sale. Mr. VAUTIER JANISCH has received instructions from Mr. W. W. Yates, to sell hy Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the 19 th December next, at his Auction Mart at the Sjnf, — THOSE VALUABLE BUILDINGS known as the “ TIMES” OFFICE, now rented by Mr. H. L. Yates, and the adjoining Premises, lately used by Mr. Danvers as an Auction Mart. The Buildings are situated on Section No. 139, Town of Napier, Leasehold, having 17 years to run, at a ground rent of 10s. per foot, frontage to Hastings-street of 34 feet. The Times office is let for £63 per annum, and the Auction Mart for £SO per annum. The buildings are oi Kauri Timber, and substantially built. The Auction Mart is match-lined throughout. • Particularly attention is called to the situation of these premises, which is one of the best in Napier—being in the immediate vieinitv of the Government Buildings and the Banks of New Zealand and Now South Wales. Frontages to this part of Hastings-street arc readily leased at | from £2 to £3 per foot. For further particulars, apply to VAUTIER JANISCH. Napier, Nov. 27 1863. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY THE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed Agent for Napier. M. FITZGERALD, Land Agent, &e, February 9, 1863.