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Blacksmiths. nnHE Undersigned begs to intimate that he JL continues to carry on the business of General BLACKSMITH, in the old- established Smithy, Spit, and trusts, by careful attention to the requirements of his customers, to receive a continuance of their patronage. Shoeing Light Horses 8s „ Heavy Draught ditto, with toes 10s 102 JAMES CATHERALL. WILLIAM FLETCHER, SMITH. AND FARRIER, CABItfIE-ST., NAPIEB, HAVING returned to his old-established Smithy, takes this opportunity of thanking the Public for past favours, and hopes, by superior workmanship, to merit a continuance of their support. Carlyle-street, April .1. 103 KAIKORA SMITHY. /Ti EORGE BREWER (late of Mr. Steel's, \3C Waipawa), begs to inform the settlers of Te Aute and vicinity that he has Opened a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP opposite Mr. Neil Campbell's well known hotel, where he hopes, by strict attention to business and moderate charges, to gain a share of the public patronage. Kaikora, May 16, 1868. 104 NOTICE. WILLIAM TEPER begs most respectfully to inform the public that he has OPENED the Blacksmith's Shop, near the Waipawa Hotel, Waipawa, and hopes, by strict, attention and good workmanship, to merit a share of patronage. Shoeing Saddle Horses, Bs. Waipawa, April 20, 1868. 105 GO « FH "Si & 3U: I • ? ° an 1 % h v M — -*8 A % s i aoo ° Ml «t pl. o ■ jg .a BY EOYAL MmMft. COMMAND. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S /CELEBRATED STEEL PENS. Sold by all Dealers throughout the "World. 107 MRS. VILLERS (Late of PetaneJ BEGS most respectfully to inform the Ladies of Napier and its vicinity, that she is prepared to undertake the duties of a MONTHLY NURSE ; and she trusts that her experience through many years, as the mother of a large family, combined with attention and kindness, will enable her to give satisfaction to those who may kindly favor her with their patronage. Address : — Carlyle-street, a few doors below the residence of J. Grindell, Esq. 110 SETTLERS' HOTEL, SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. FLORENCE SULLIVAN BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the above mentioned Hotol from Mr. John Marshall, and trusts that, by keeping a first class description oi Liquors, and good accommodation, he may merit the patronage hitherto bestowed on Mi 1 . Marshall. A first class Billiard Table on the premises, Table D'Hote at one o'clock. Livery and Bait Stables. 11l Encourage Local Industries ! T. T. PRICE, PIANOFORTE & HARMONIUM TUNER Caelxle-Steeet, Napier, IN returning thanks for the support he has hitherto received from hia patrons, begf to assure them that he will always endeavoui to merit a continuance, and, he trusts, an ex> tension, of that support, which will rendei unavailing the casual visits of incompetent and unprincipled tuners from other provinces Tunings in town taken by the year ; in th< country, according to distance. Eggir Remember the address— Oarlyle-street, Napier. *]{ INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, Melbourne, 1866-67. COFFEE AND SPICES NOTICE. FIRST PRIZE MEDAL has been awardec to Robert Harper & Co., of Mcl bourne, for Coffee and Spices — all good — o: excellent quality. — Vide Report of the Juron to the Royal Commissioners. CAUTION. As certain unprincipled persons are vending inferior Coffee by imitating our Labels, th< public are hereby informed that every pack' age of our standard Coffees has the signature • Robert Harper and Co." N.B.— R. H. and Co. beg to inform th< public that, owing to the extra duty of 2d per lb. having been lately imposed on manu factured Coiiee imported into New Zealanc from Australia, they have started a Branoe of their Business in Stafford- Street Dunedin, which enables them to execut< orders for Coffees, Spices, Pepper, &c, of th< same standard qualities, and at the samt prices as they have hitherto supplied fron Melbourne before the prohibitory duty was imposed. \\\