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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5117, 13 January 1888, Page 1

17 OR SALE, A BARGAIN—One Samuelson's Prize Reaper and String Binder in original packages as imported. Wm. F. Burnett, Hastings. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, AAA A ACRES Good Pastoral and UvU U Sheep Country, 2000 acres in flats and nearly all ploughable, close to two good markets. 2000 to 3000 Sheep given in. Will be sold cheap to close accounts. Title, : Land Transfer. 110 acres, Woodville, half cleared, fenced, aud in grass. Price low and terms easy. Freehold. 81 acres, Woodville, half cleared and fenced. This lot will bo sold low and on most reasonable terms. Crown Grant. _S-t acres, Waimate Plains, Taranaki, I miles from Opuriake. Seven-roomed House, Stables, Coach-house, Milking Sheds, and Good Garden. The whole well fenced and subdivided into 8 Paddocks, 200 acres ploughed and laid down in English grasses. Price Low-. Terms Easy. A Most Eligible Property. To close Partnership Accounts— Sawmill, 12 h.p. Engine, Breaking-down and Circular Benches ; all in good working order. Timber plentiful, no opposition, rising district. A Bargain ! JOHN C. M'CAUSLAND, Commercial Broker. Box. 100, Napier. TO DESTROY Oyster Scale. Codlin Moth, Acacia, and Apple Blight, Cherry Dolphin, Mildew, &c., &c. H. J. g Tlbe " i> ' OF THE Tahat-axe Nvtseby, Having a Garden Engine fitted with "CYCLONE" and other Nozzles, is prepared to Spray and Syriugo Fruit, and other Trees at REASO NAB L E RAT ES. Orders may be left with Messrs Rule and Glassforb and C. E. aud H. Gibbons, Hastings-street, Napier. 11. J. G I L B E R D , TAJIA.TULE NuiiSEUV. r|""OWN and Country Properties for Sale. 1 R. G. Graham. FOlT~Ll.ASl'r,^aTT_n_ ; U_^HAS_N'G CLAUSE, IN No. 2 BUILDING DISTRICT, SECTIONS 260, 270, 277, and 279, with frontage of 302 feet to Hastings-street, in lots to suit purchasers, for terms of from 21 to 35 years. No filling-iu required, as spaco under building can be utilised for cellars, &c. For further particulars apply to R, HOLT, Sawmills, Napier. "rTdII~SAI7E (i.v~N_~l>i__NTiTY'.—Roach A.' Li-; c, Bricks, Fire Bricks, &o. Apply at GLENniNNiNG & Griffix's Rriek Yard, En field road, near now Taradaie road. Agent at Clive E. Beck. TE AUTE REFRESHMENT ROOMS. JF. CRANE begs to inform the . travelling public that the Railway Refreshment Rooms at Te Autc Station have been altered, enlarged, and thoroughly renovated. No expense has been spared in moctiunsr the wants of travellers by train, whose comfort and convenience are made a special study by the proprietor. For LADY TRAVELLERS The most, complete arrangements are made. The Ladies' Refreshment Room is separated from the remainder of tho establishment, has Lavatory, &c, and visitors aro waited upon by a femalo attendant. Tea and Coffee always ready. Dunedin Beer and best brands of Wines and Spirits. J. F. CRANE, Proprietor. l\ U E E N' S CAFE, EIIEIISON-STrOiKT. The undersigned beg to inform the Public of Hawke's Bay that the Queen's Cafe is now open, where Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Hot Pies, Grills (with Oysters) Can be procured at all hours. FRESH OYSTERS by every Steamer. PRIVATE ROOMS _or. LADIES, with Dressing-room (femalo attending). rOLKINGHOENE AND LVS, Proprietors. THE HASTINGS RKSTURANT, St. A toys-street, Hastings. LM. SCHAEFFER begs to inform his i Friends and Customers that ho has just completed extensive alterations and additions to his Boarding-house in St. Aubynstreet, and hopes to merit a continuance of the liberal support that has been accorded to him. Terms—l os per week. All meals, 9<l; ! Beds, Is. ! Sin-rle and iiouble bod-rooms. Bathroom. • " L. M. SCHAEFFER. '-_ At TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Near Railway Station, Clive Square. • JOHN DALE, Into of Christehureh, t) having taken the above- Hotel in which he is making every i*u*.>r_.vement, hopes by . strict attention i_ ousintss io merit a fair : share of patronage. Travellers will find : every convenience. Bath and Reading ' Rooms, use of Piano. Charges strictly . moderate. t, [card.] ; By corresponding v-iih the above Pro- : prietor, engagements for male or female ' Servants iv town oreomitry may be had free * of charge, both to «>.aployers and employed. Letters punctually attended to, -JVT R S V ILLE RS ] Desires it to be known that sho has BOARD AND I ' LODGING -HOUSE Iv Coote-road. The hou'-o has been nowly furnished throughout, regardless of expense, and ' gentlemen looking for a quiet and respectable homo may rest assured that Mrs Villers will do all iv her power to make her patrens comfortable. rfS'- SITTING-ROOM FOR MARRIED t COUPLES. I Term, on Application. i FULTON AND SOUTHWELL Have taken over the Business known as s rj-lIE CLIVE-SQUARE SEED AND ! 1 GRAIN STORE. They will continue the Business hitherto carried on by Mr Fred Fulton, aud they trust that a more"enlarged aud carefully-selected Stock of SEEDS AND GRAIN Will command the attention of Customers whilst thoy rely on carrying out theprinciples under which tlie Business has hitherto been f controlled to retain the confidence of patrons who may favor them with orders. Wo purchase only from Reliable Growers or tho Best Houses in the trade. We never mix. old seeds with new, and at the end of each season we dispose of all seeds before taking in new stock. . We test all our seeds. [ Wo give Good Value. _ i SEE OUR SEED POTATOES. ] FULTON AND SOUTIIWEI _ t i W. HOWE, ! r*IRAIN AND PRODUCE STORE, l TENNYSON-STREET, HAS FOR SALE Barley Carrots Bruised Oats Cocksfoot Bran Clovers Beans Hay Oats Onions Potatoes Oaten Sheaf (and other chati) Rye Gaass Rye Sharps Wheat (and other Seeds.) VTA PIER SAVINGS BANK, It Bkownino-steeet. OPEN ON TUESDAY EVENINGS From C to 3 o'clock Deposits received from Is to £100. ■5 per cent, interest allowed ou all deposits not exceeding .€IOO. EDWARD LYNDON, Manager •