MUBBAY, BOBEBTB, & OQ. MURRAY, ROBERTS,' AID CO., HAPIER AND HASTINGS, GENERAL MECHANTS, *TOOK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE Bought or advances made against same for Consignment to oar London House or Elsewhere. LOANS NEGOTIATED ON FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. SHEEP AND OTHEE STOCK Bought and Bold on Commission, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED. AGENTS FOB— SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY, IiIMITED CANADIAN - AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY BRITISH AND FOBEIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY LITTLE'S FLUID AND POWDEB SHEEP DIPS B. HORNSBY AND SONS AGRICULTUBAL MACHINERY ANDREWS AND BEAVEN'S CHAFF CUTTERS, &0. Fieon'e Chemical Fertilizers Booth, Maodonald, and Oo.'s Implements Wm. Bain and Oo.'b Patent Droppers F. Williams'e Patent Woolr/aehere Bryant and May's Oval Ve*tas Pieroy'a Patent Fenoing Button'e Lungworm DrenoK Tiger and Mandarin Tees Read Bros.' Bull Dog Ale and Stout Higgins's Old Oban Whisky E. and J. Burke'e Stout White's Bed Heart Bum AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS— HORHBBY'B rORTABLB*; TRACTION ENGINES (4 TO 8 HORBE-POWEB HORNSBY'S SINGLE AND DOUBLEFURROW PLOUGHS The following Implements Manufactured by Reid and Gray Booth and McDonald Andrews and Beaven P.»»nd D. Duncan E. and H. Bentall— Ploughs, Zig-zag, and Chain Harrows Disc and Spading Harrows, Seed Sowers Horse Yokes, Swingle-treee, Horse-powere Windmills Chaff-cutters and Corn-crushers, &o. " Planet Jr." Seed Drills and Boes. selds. Oats —Black and White Tartarians, Duns, JSparrowbille, Danish Wheat, Rye Corn Cape Barley, Horse Beans Cookefoot Rye Grass—Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay Mangold—Freshly Imported Long Red, Orange Globe, and Yellow Tankard Lucerne Clovers—Fescues, Rape Ribgrass, &c. Vegetable Seeds—Button's Collections. Woolpaoks, Corn Sacks Fencing Wire—Black and Galvanised Fencing Posts and Strainers Arsenic, Bluestone Copperas, Carbolic Acid Caustic Soda and Potash Sulphur, Sheep Brands Salt—Book, Coarse and Fine Tarpaulin i, Leather Belting Wire Sheep Nets, Turpentine And Every Vatiety of Station Requisites. A Full Stook of Groceries, Ironmongery, Oils, Paints, Wines, Spirits, Tobacco, Cigars, &o murray, roberts, and co. Wμ. mcKinlay's royal mail line of coaches Betwkbn WAIROA AND GISBORNE. Time-Tabm— Gisborne depart Monday 7 a.m. Waeangakuri ~ „ 1 p.m. Tiniroto arrive ~ i p.m. Tiniroto depart Tuesday 7 a.m. Mura Mura ~ ~ 1 p m. Fraeertown ~ ~ Wairoa arrive ~ 4 p.m. Wairoa depart Thursday 7 a.m. Frasertown ~ ~ Mura Mura ~ ~ Tiniroto arrive ~ 4 p.m. Tiniroto depart Friday 7 a.m, Waerangakuri ~ ~ Gisborne arrive ~ 4 p.m. FARE EACH WAY-£l. N B —Coaches conneot at Wairoa with steamer for Napier, and at Gisborne with steamer for Auckland. Excellent Hotel Accommodation en route. Goods Roads. Scenery Unsurpassed— Lakes, Falls, and Caves. riROWTHER & MoCAULEY'S Line of Royal Mail Coaches between Napier, Taupo, Tokaanu, Liohfield, Rotorua, and Tauxanga. A Coach will leave Napier every Monday at 6,30 a.m., arriving at Taupo Tuesday at 4 p.m.; leave Taupo every Thursday at 7 a.m., arriving at Napier Friday at 5 p.m. Booking Offices— Criterionnnd Clarendon Club Hotels, Napier. Special Coaohes and Buggies at any time. Thos. Cook and Sow, Agents. OROWTHER & McOAULEY, Proprietors. Telephone No. 168. MAODONALD'B LINE OF COACHES. A MAODONALD, in thanking the . Public for past patronage, begs to stete be has oonneoted his Line of Coaches with Oook and Sons, so the travelling publio can depend on civility, punctuality, and expedition. The Line beiDg horsed second to none, a Five-horse Coach will leave Oooidental and Criterion Hotels EVERY MONDAY at 7 a.m. for Kuxipapanga, Moawhango, Kereru, Tokaanu, and intermediate stations, leaving Moawhango for Kuripapanga and Napier EVERY THURSDAY at 7 a.m. Kuripapanga Hotel being run in conjunction with this Line, Travellers can depend en the Best of Accommodation. Kuripapanga as a health resort ie unequalled, the atmosphere being eight degrees drier than Napier (vide British Medical Journal.) Plenty of Fruit, IVout Fishing, and Shooting in season. Bowling Green and Tennis Court. Saddle Horsee for Ladies and Gentlemen; also Buggies and Special Ooaohes. 4. MAODQfcTALS, Proprieio* ]?. W. NEBDHAM, Booking Agent, 1 Occidental Hotel, Napier. PATEA ROYAL MAIL COACHES. ON and after MONDAY NEXT, the 2nd January, 1893, RYMER'S PIONEER COAOHES to Kuripapanga and Inland Patea will resume running, leaving the Booking Offioe at the Horse Bazaar, Napier, Evbby Mondat MoBNiNa at 7 o'olook, carrying Passengers and Parcels et cheap rates to and from Moawhango and intermediate places. Mb 8. OhhiDß will condnot the Napier agency, from whom till particulars may be obtained. STQTIOK -pBTANK. OQAOHJSS From Peta&e, 8.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Jpjtoin Napior, 11 β-m and 4.30 p.m. SPECIAL COAOHES LAID OH ITO H0NI0& AND PARTIES. Buggies and. Biding Horuea by arraags cut with O. VILLERB, Proprietor, Petant SPECIAL ACTS—Printing for Local Bodies, Companies, and others, in accordance with the requirements, oan be expeditiously prepared at the Daily Telbobayh Office. ALBERT BENNETT C3_ Bbioklaybb and Plabikbbb, ROSF.NEATH, TARADALE. All kinds of Bricklaying and Conorete Work done. Terms moderate 1 orderi will be promptly »ttaaded
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6825, 2 August 1893, Page 1
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777Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6825, 2 August 1893, Page 1
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