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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6297, 5 November 1891, Page 4

THE HORNSBY BINDER PURSUES ITS OONQUEKING WAX. NEARLY 100 MACHINES SOLD IN HAWKE'S BAY, AND GIVING SATISFACTION EVERYWHERE Was Awarded GOLD MEDAL and SPECIAL MENTION at the MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. IN COLONIAL HARVEST* COMPETITIONS, 1889-90, THE HORNSBY BINDEI Winß SEVENTEEN FIRST PRIZES and THREE SECOND out of TWENTY-SIX Official Field Trials. IN COMPETITIONS THIS SEASON: AT ADELAIDE—HORNSBY is FIRST, beating Bnckeyo, Massey, and others. AT MUD GEE—HORNSBY secures FIRST PRIZE and GOLD MEDAL, beating M'Cormick, Howard and others. AT WELLINGTON (N.S.W.)— HORNSBY FIRST, defeating M'Cormick, Howard Buckeye, and others. AT PORT PIRIE—HORNSBY is VICTORIOUS, beating M'Cormick, Buckeye Brantford, &c. Best Lubricating Oils. Binder Twine, Specially Manufactured m Three Grades. _ Sheaf Carriers, Hillside Gears, and £200 worth of extra fittings for Binder andE.O Mowers in Stock «it SPIT and HASTINGS. MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., AGENTS FOR HAWKE'S BAY.

\&\ UNION m/ \\ COMPANY'S / / W\ TEAS. M/ \A / / V I OUR VERDICT IS "1 ' \ /"• ~~ "V THE CHEAPEST. TRE BEBT ' "the Union Packet Tea, /[ 4IS THE BEST" \ 0/ w. m. vA // NEWTON vk /./ AND CO., Y^A /Jh/ SOLE AGENTS IN \%\ AfSyV NAPIER. Vr\ # \ COACHES. [Established 1866."] TIME~I^ARLE. JANUARY Ist, 1891. ■ NAPIER, TARADALE, MEANEE, FUKETAPU, OMAHU, AND FERNHILL. TARADALE TO NAPIER. NAPIER TO TARADALE. a.m. a.m. 8.30 New Road 10 New Road 8.45 via Meanee 11 via Meanee 10 New Road 12 New Road 11 „ „ p.m. p.m. 3 „ „ 1.45 via Meanee 4 ~ ~ 2.30 New Road 4.15 via Meanoe ) 4.30 „ „ 5.30 New Road ' 6 Saturday Night Only 9.30 Saturday Night Only. PUKETAPU TO NAPIER. NAPIER TO PUKETAPU. i a.m. p.m. ■ 8 Every Day Now Road 4 Every Day New Road 1 p.m. a.m. 1 Tuesday, Thursday, and 11 Tuesday, Thursday, and 1 Saturday via Meanee Saturday, via Meanee. FERNH'LL TO NAPIER. NAPIER TO FERNHILL. a.m. p.m. 8 Daily 3 Daily FARES—To Meanee or Taradalo Is, Puketapu 2b, Fernhill 2s Gd. FOR HIRE 'BUSSES, DRAGS, BUGGIES, COACHES, BRAKES, ETO. J HORSES FOR SALE, HIRE, EXCHANGE, OR BROKEN TO HARNESS. G. RYMER. BOX 82, NAPIER.

HORBECOVEEB. BOYD'S HORSE COVERS ! THEY FIT WELL ! THEY WEAR WELL ! 1 hey are made of the Best Material and thty Always Give Satisfaction. Also— I„T_NT ROT-PROOF CANVAS COVERS, Manupactubed by W. BOYD, SHIP CHANDLER AND SAILMAKER, PORT ADURIRI. HORSE COVERS from 12s eaoh. TENTS, TARPAULINS, RICK COVERS, SAILS, GEAR, And all kinds of Ship Chandlery Always in Stook. W , 8~~0 V I) , I' OR T ATiIfR 1R I . USE BROOKE'S MONKEY BRAND SOAi* •r\IREOTIONS FOR~USE.-Take either XJ a sponge or cloth of any kind, dampen it in warm or cold water (warm ia beat), but do not dip tho Soap in water, nor uae a very wet sponge or cloth; rub it lightly on the Soap until it produces a irood lather, then apply briskly over tbe surface of tbe article U, be cleaned. In cleaning painted woodwo.k gentle rubbing only'is necessary. Wipe dry with a clean, cloth and polish with same or chamois if convenient. If ueces- ■ sary, wa.ter can b 0 uacd freely for rinsing, » Httov the cleaning has been performed with j Brooke a ooap, bin tho cloih or sponge upon | which the lather is made, „bould wlyte dampened. " BENJAMIN.BROOKE AND COMPANY, ONLY SUNUPACTimKBS OF I IiROOKL'H SOAP, MONKEF BRAND. PniLADiixriiiA, U.S.A. ' r i'o be had from all respectable Grocers lurougliout Hawke's Bay. jf'REAM OF SCOTCH WHISKY \J " t>.itII',ADALBAN£." f,f > bo had of all Storofcaopors, Hotelkeepor Gnvora, .aid Wine Merohants. |

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE LOW PKBMIUMS and LARGE BONUSES. 'Che aim of this Department has been to provide Life Insurance at tbe minimum coat compatible with safety. It does not charge its p&licy-liolders unnecessarily largo premiums in order to enable it subsequently to attract tho ignorant by the glitter of increased bonuses. The premiums which it charges are the lowest compatible with perfect safety, opd are less than the participating rates ol any other office doing business in Australasia. In spite of this fact, at the last valuation (December, 1885) tho assets of the office were found to exceed the liabilities by HO less a sum than £242,000 sterling-A result due to economy of management and low mortality. PRESENT FUNDS over ONE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £300,000. J. H. RICHARDSON, I] Commissioner /~1 DOLBEL AND CO., COAL & TIMBER MERCHANTS, Have on hand— NEWCASTLE, GREYMOUTH, AND OOLEBROOKDALE COAL, DRAIN IPES, BRICKS, LIME, &o. OtJ S&iK AT LfJY/rCT OWBBNT PttZOKS- j 0. DOLBEL ft CO., Port Ahuriri. TKIiKTOOKK NO 60. JAMES GLEESON, FARRIER, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, ; Having leased the Premises in hlustintfq ' itre'-t, Napier, lately oor.npii-.l by J. Paiucb;;, ■vill be srliid te i.-i-o i..; ■:.■....] .\h,-> j uw Luvox hhn :;l.u '.i.i,ir dii^^o;' : j