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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4908, 7 May 1887, Page 4

J . MILLS, SADDLES AND HA fiN ES S MAKER, EMERSON-STREET, Napiek, TT AS JUST RECEIVED HIS FIRST DIRECT SHIPMENT OP THE BEST ENGLISH MADE GOODS, CONSISTING OF Ladies' and Gents' Riding Saddles Racing Saddles Bridles ■ Breastplates &c, &c.; &c. A capital selection of Whips, Spurs, and Stirrups.' Carriage, Buggy, Gig, and Cart Harness : in great variety All at Prices and of a Quality never before offered in Napier. iggf All descriptions of Work and Repair expeditiously and cheaply done on the Premises. Before Buying Call and Inspect the • Stock at J. MILLS', SADDLER AND HARN E S S M AKER, EMERSON-STREET, Nameb. p EA N D ART UNION. S. Cakneix has received permission from the Colonial Secretary to dispose by Art Union of Four Oil Paintings of Maoris, executed by the Celebrated Artist, HERR LINDAUR, whoso pictures attracted, such great attention in the New Zealand court of the Colonial Exhibition, and to whom the special medal and certificate were awarded. Tho Pictures are four in number, and are valued,at One Hundred and.Fifty Pounds. First—Maori Woman, with child on her back ; size, 34 x 27 inches. Second—Portrait of Ihaka Wanga; size, 34 x 27 inches. Third—Native Woman, smoking ; size, 27 x 23 inches. Fourth—The Maori King ; size, 27 x 23 inches.

All the above Pictures are Handsomely lYamed in. Gold, and are now on vie-w in S. Carnell's Show-room. 1000 Tickets 2s 6d each, so as to be within reach of all. NOTICE. THE Undersigned will not bo responsible for any Debts contracted by my wife Elizabeth Williams and my daughter Annio Williams from and after this date. ~-•■ . W. B, WIEEIAMS. , West Olive, May ett, 1887.