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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 8, Issue 607, 6 May 1865, Page 4

NEWTON, IRVINE & C$ OTEEAL iIPOETERS, Wholesale & Retail Merchants, TJ AYE ON SALE, ex HELENSLEE, Newly Opened, * 14 -bales and boxes Drapery and Small Wares Ex Robert Henderson, \, . ■ 4 cases Drapery Ex E. P. Bouverie, 6 quarter-casks Scotch Malt Whiskey 8 bales and cases Drapery and Small Wares Ex " Strathallan," "and v Gala," 100 boxes first-class English Tea 3 ditto ditto Green Tea 16haIf-ohests Congou 4 chests Congou "77 cases and casks Ironmongery, including a good assortment of everything necessary for tho Trade 7 crates and casks Glass and Earthenware 3 £«tierces Tobacco 244 packages Oilmen's Stores, from Crosse and Blackwell 8 cases ready-made Clothing, well assorted for the season ' Port and Sherry, in quarter-casks Sinclai 'a Belfast Hams, &c. 6 i-casks Scotch Malt Whiskey. 5 ditto ditto Jamaicu Rum 10 oheßts Tea 20 fc-ditto ditto 50 boxes ditto 3 ditto Gunpowder ditto 6 ditto Pekoe Ex "Nelson," 295 packages Ironmongery Ex " Napier," 1 5 bales and cases Drapery 336 cases Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, Crosse - and Biackwell's 86 cases ditto ditto ditto 6 cases Ready-made Clothing 40 packages Tea 15 cases Ironmongery 15 tons best Fencing Wire 2 London -built Waggonettes, Silver mounted, with shafts, pole^ and splinter, bar 2 sets silver- mounted Shaft Harness 3 Boosey & Co.'s Pianofortes" 3 Ditto ditto Harmoniums Music, Ac, &o. Ex "Armstrong," 143 bales and cases Drapery, Small Wares, Slops &0., &c. ' .... Ex " Bombay," 8 bales and cases Drapery, &o. Ex " Ganges," ' 8 cases Saddlery Always on Sale, a large and well-assorted Stook of Draperies, Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, and Glassware, WINES and SPIRITS, j-c, &o. HIT Tailoring done on the Premises. HASTINGS : STREET, NAPIER. CLIVE BRANCH STOKE. Noah's Ark. I? WT TT^NOWLES, having received a _.• YT . i\- large supply .of GOODS suitable for a GI.NERAL STORE can supply the Settlers of CJive and surrounding Districts with Clothing of all kinds Colonial and imported Boots and Shoes Groceries, well assorted Hardware Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, &o. The Stook, being well assorted, needs no comment. N.B. — All Goods in Drapery, &c, (excepting heavy articles) will be found to be at the lowest Port prices. Conducted by EDWD. BODDINGTON. POST OFFICE. Just Received, by the Undersigned, Ex GANGES, ARMSTRONG, And other LATE ARRIVALS. 2 TONS FLAT GALVANISED IRON (Morewoods and Co.) 1 ton Sheet Lead .1 ton ditto Zinc 2000 feet Guttering, O G and half-round 200 feet Lead Piping 6 Extra strong Pumps, assorted sizes 6 Iron Enamelled Wash-hand Basins, with plug and washer complete 3 Patent Pan Water Closets 6 Copper Bungs and Corks 10 dozen Racking Cocks, suitable for new Tanks Blook Tin, Tin Plate, Solder, &c. WILLIAMS &FOAN, WHITESMITHS AND PLUMBERS, Haßtings-street, Napier. E. H. Limbrick BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Napier and its vicinity that he Has Opened an EstabKshment in Shakespeare Road, second door above the Bank of New Zealand, where he is Manufacturing every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOTS & SHOES. The best Material and Workmanship are guaranteed. Every Lady 'and Gentleman is fitted on the ANATOMICAL PRINOIPLE. Lasts made to suit every peculiarity of the foot, which- cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. N.8.-- An APPRENTICE WANTED. WANTED—Two MEN accustomed to Ditch and Bank Fencing. Nono other need apply. A two- mile contraot. ! J. RHODES. ■ Clive Grange, April 20, 1865. Napiee, Province of Hawke's Bay, Colony of New Zealand. Printed and Published every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday morning by James Wood, at the Heraia General. Printing Establishment, Tenhy .ou