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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 111, 5 November 1859, Page 2

NEW GOOD Si. To arrive per "Eclipse" @ Sydiiey on or about the Bth of November y— ; - AN EXTENSIVE assortment of SEASONABLE GOODS, comprising,—? . (QLOTHIN;G.— A large. assortment of Men's' Tseed Trowsers and Vests, Moleskin^ Bedford Mole, White Djill and Bedford Cord Trowsers, Boy's and Youth's Trowsers, Black and Coloured Alpacca Coata and Vests, Black and Coloured Cloth Sacs, Tweed and Plaid Jumpers, Crimean, Scotch Twill, White and Regatta Shirts, Cotton and Merino Shirts and Pantaloons. PIECE CrOODS.— White and Grrey Calicoes, Huckaback, Sheetings, Flannels, Scarlet and White, Irish Linens, Chintzes, Moreens, Dam.asks, Ticking^ Mantle Linen, Muslins, Lenos, Tweeds, 5 i Fancy Prints, the new mauve color, &c., &c. "DRESSES. — Muslins, Bareges, Balzerines, Llamas, Challis, ArMs, Fancy Stripes, Silk Alpaccas. . I-MANTLESL— BIack Silk, Moire Antique, Cloth, r . .and-Fancy Stripe. (GLOVES. — A large assortment - RIBBONS.— " " very choice VHATS.— Black Beaver .Riding Hats, Felt Hats, trimmed and plain, Straw, and Rice &c., &c, Men's Panama and Straw Hats, Boy's and ••Girl's Hats and Caps. •HABERDASHERY 'and Smallwares in large variety. "BOOTS. — A large assortment of Children's leather Boots, Ladies' Cashmere Boots, Men's Wellingtons, Bluchers and Riding Boots. ;SADDLERY. — Gents' Saddles and Saddle Cloths, Side Saddles, Whips, Bridles and '_ :.Spurs, Saddle Bags and Leather Valises* AMERICAN Churns, Cane Seated American Chairs, Arm •»»<! Hocking Chairs. icmuUJiIBIES, Cutlery, Ironmongery &c, &c. T. K. NEWTON. NAPIER MECHANIC'S INSTITUTE. Committee. His Honor the Super- Mr. Leckner intendent " Garry . Mr. Tiffen " Edwards " Kennedy " W. Smith Gapt.-J. Curling " Bray Mr. T. K. Newton " E. G. Wright " Kelly « Unmack. - -Rev. P. Barclay Teeasueee— H. S.TiiTen :Esq. Hon. Sec.— John N. Wilson -Amtoai SuBSCEiPTipN— One pound per annum. Donations and annual Subscriptions will .be. received at the Union Bank, by the Treasurer, and by the following gentlemen, — Messrs. Stuart, KinH»ss, &^Co., at the Spit, Mr. F. Sutton, Shakespeare Road, Messrs. -Un-maek & Co. and Mr.. Kelly. The committee earnestly invite the donation of Books and Newspapers, which will be received by the Hon. See. at his ofiice, in Shakespeare. Road. » J. N. ■Wilson, Hon, Sec. NOTICE. A MEETING of the Settlers on the left bank of the Tutaekuri, and others interested,will be held at Puketapu on MONDAY, the 14th inst., at 3 p. m., for the piirposo of considering the pro.priety of memorializing . the Provincial Govern- 1 -inent on the subject of throwing a bridge across -the Tutaekuri and effecting other improvements -on fehe road to Napier. Nov. 1, 1859. -'' NOTICE. ANYiPERSON driving Cattle off my Station ..without .giving me notice will be prosecutted. ROBERT COCKBURN. • \Burnside, Petane, Oct. 29, 1859. W O O L . rWHE UNDERSIGNED will -PURCHASE or JL. ADVANCE liberally on Wool ofthisseavson's clip. RICHARDSON & GHARLTON. Eastern ' Spit, g^;,- Nov. 1, -1859. fjlO NGU E D and GROOVED BOARDS, \A : ',9by 1, and : 6 by^ . English Coals Flour Nails G. FORESTER & Co M Spit, next to Custom House. waieo'a School t IT is requested that all subscriptions towards the erection of the Wairoa School be paid on jar before the 30th Nov., either to Mr. Hi Beooeing, "Napier, or Mri Joseph Cabeojol, Wairoa. ; : . =. •. W . Aj-JST/T E D, A- GENE RAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. Uwmaok, Shakespeare Road.