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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 1, Issue 17, 16 January 1858, Page 4

ROYAL HOTEL. "FVANIEL MUNNin returning his sincere U thanks to the Ahuriri Settlers for their liberal patronage since commencing business at Port Napier, takes the opportunity of the establishment of the Press to inform them that it will continue to be his study to import no other than first class Wines, Spirits, Ales, fyc, fyc, which will be vended wholesale and retail at reasonable rates. To Settlers and Travellers visiting this District, which for extent of Country and climate is second to none in New Zealand, he has only to add they will find abundance of good provisions for themselves and horses. Napier, Sept. 22, 1857. TO COVER THIS SEASON AT Mr. HUNTER'S STATION, PORANGAHAU The Imported Cart Stallion SOVEREIGN. PHIS FINE HORSE, newly imported -L from Australia by Captain Hays, seven years old, was got by the imported Horse George the Fourth, out of an imported Clydesdale Mare. He is 16| hands high, a beautiful dark bay, with black points, a sure foal getter, and his stock in Australia allowed to be first rate. Terms. — £3 3s. each mare. If three or more mares the bona fide property of one person, a reduction will be made. Porangahau, November, 23, 1857. DUNOYER & CO. WAIPAWA Have on Sale SLOPS in great variety, Boots and Shoes, Prints, Calicoes, white and grey, Sugar, Tea, Salt, Pepper, Nails of various sizes, Wool bales, Sewing Twine, Reaping Hooks, Wheat Sieves, Rum, Whiskey, Wine, Gin in half cases, Bottled Porter, Flour, Vinegar, Currants, Raisins, Rice, Tobacco, Pipes &c. Waipawa, December 21, 1857.