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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 817, 12 January 1867, Page 4

Building Materials. Just Arrived, Ex Celt, Agnes, Joanna, Lady Wynyard 1 and Queen Ij^AAA i\BWm Kauri BOARDS' 1 0 U,U If/ \J and SCANTLING^ /; 20,000 feet American Flooring, .(J x li ; 20,000 feet American Weafcherboardhag : Doors, CasemenDs, and Sashes alwayrrprf • : hand. ' • - ._ --"• '■■•<' Timber out to order, of any dimensions, A large quantity of Bfioks how on hand;/ MILLER & LIIJDSAY, /..^ Napier, August 20, 1866. ~; is^ * On Sale by the Undersigned^ / TIMBER of all descriptions, including:, tongued and grooved Boards. Palings ' and Shingles. : vn * '"' - N.B.— Town and Country orders punctually attended to. J, Lb QUESNE,---175 Napier. ■„_ npHE Undersigned has always on hand-— Doors, Sashes, Architraves, Mouldings, Skirtings, Tongued and Grooved, Flooring and Lining Boards. R. HOLT, CARPENTER, BUILI>ER, UNDER/TAKER, &_•,■; EMEBSON-SXKFET. i » i . . r N.B.— -Charges Moderate. ; 17,7 NEWTON STEAM SASH, DOOR AND MCW^DING' MAPfTJIfAOTORT, 7 '"_" , Auckland. l PRIOE LISTS, containing seotions of' MOULDINGS, with numbers and prices attached ; also of Doors, Sashes, and every article manufactured at the works. . ; Large Buyers liberally dealt with.' .' The undersigned has been appointed agent ' for Napier, and will be glad to furnißh all particulars on application. .'.'■ JOHN STUART, : • . 198 Eastern Spit. wool. ; WOOL, THE SUBSCRIBERS are CASH BUY* ; ERS of WOOL, and advance on dOn^ sigDments to their agents in England and the colonies. , . .■ . 4 KINROSS & CO. WOOL. " THE Undersigned will make liberal advances on WOOL consigned for Bale and returns to their London Agents, Messrs. Robert Brookes and Co. 58 - NEWTON, IRVINE, & Co. " WOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED are Oash Purohasers of Wool and other Produce, or will advance on consignments to their London Agents — Messrs. Robinson & Fijbmih&. 28 WATT BROTHERS. Wool-Wool-Wool. THE Undersigned is a Oash Buyer bf WOOL, and will make liberal advances on the same consigned to his London agents. -*- JOHN STUART, 60 Eastern Spit. Faints and Paperhangings. THE T ARGEST QTOCK 0-" Paperhangings ! EVER IMPORTED INTO NAPIER. Direct from London, Ex "N O R W O OD." Five! Thousand Pieces of the most ohoice and novel patterns, "KTOW ON SALE. AT WILLIAMS'S OIL & COLOR SHOPS, Hastings- Steeet, 300 gallons boiled and raw Oil, best quality Turpentine, Lamp Black, Red Oohre Turkey Umber, Yellow Ochre Blue, green and black Paint, patent Dryers Putty, Whiting, London Glue Whitewash and Paint Brushes of every de» scription * Oct. 6, 1866. 170 Just Published, Price 3s. 6d., THE HAWKE'S BAY ALMANAC, DIRECTORY, and YEAR BOOK, FOB 18 6 7. Sold at the Heeald office, Napier 5 by Mr. F. H. Drower, Waipukurau; and by W. Rathbone and E. Bibby, Waipawa. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The Hawko's Bay Almanac for 1867, although somewhat more unpretending in its size and appearance than the Wellington Almanac, is, nevertheless, a perfect little gem iv its way. Like its elder brother it has advanced in size from the pamphlet form to a book of considerable dimensions, containing as it does, within a page or two, the same as the Wellington Almanac. Amongst its new features is a directory for both town and country, compiled with evident care and being more exact and complete than could be expected from the difficulty attend- . ing its compilation. It has also a narrative of events, extending over two years, in consequence of a hiatus, occasioned by its non-appearance for 1866. We notice among its miscellaneous contents the celebrated weather systems of Saxby and Pitzroy, and a vast fund of local and general information of value. In its advertising department it exhibits a display of great taste and skill, combined with an extent of resources in the way of ornamental printing, scarcely tobe expected in New Zealand. We congratulate ihe Hawko's Bay public on the appearance of such a work from a local establishment.— Hawke's Bay Times, We havo pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of the HawV.«'s Bay Almanac for 1867, from its spirited .editor ai.ii publisher, Mr. J. Wood. This is the seventh year of publication. Besides containing a blank diary, and the usual matter found in publications of the kind, the book before us has a special value in beinp; a reliable directory and guide to the province of Hawke's Bay. It contains a well written narrative ol events in the province during the years 1865 and 1866. The book is neatly got up— well printed and bound— and does credit to Mr.; Wood's establishment.— Southern Cross. The Hawke's Bay Almanac, a copy for 1867 ofhvhich has beeu received by us, is a very neatly got up and useful work of the kind. It contains much general useful information, and is well and neatly got up. Amongst other matter is a Hawke's Bay and Napier Directory, list of runholders &o. In addition to the usual information found in works of this na- : ; ture, is a carefully written history of the province, containing census returns and general information, . calculated to be of use to intending residents. The almanac is highly creditable to Mr. Wood, at whose ofiice, the Herald, it is printed and published,--ft. Z. Herald. . " " '