I need to install maverick to a new hard disk

I reformatted the hard disk. how can I re install for the first time mavericks ?

I started the computer with pressing on command R. it goes to 4 min to the internet recovery process.
then it goes to Mac OS X Utilities screen which have the option to set install a new copy of lion (yes.. lion..)
so I chose it (what else ?..)
then it says "my computuer eligibility will be verified with apple". ok..
then is said "loading installation information". ok..
then it said "could not find installation information for this machine"
so what should I do ?

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