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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1046, 7 May 1869, Page 1

Stuart & Co. To Arrive per " Cambodia," via Wellington. NEW SHIPMENTS OF WINTER DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. 98 CASES and BALES, containing— 9-4, 10-4, aad 11-4 super Witney Blankets 9-4 blue Witney Blankets .. 'Coooa Matting, Floor Cloths, Oil Baize ; ißruasels' Tapestry, and Kidderminster Car: \ ' '■ petings i • ' •.• .. : „, 'Sootch Tweeds, Trouserings, and All wool Plaids . . ; ■ , .. Kong and square Tartan Shawls and Shoul- , der Handkerchiefs „,.., . Black Alpaoa Lustres, Ooburga, and French Merinos Aberdeen Winseys, striped and fanoy Skirtings New Chambrey and fanoy repp Dreesea '■-' Blaok Sealßkin and Mantle Cloths, r ... ; : Hoyle's and Sohwabe's Prints and Navy Blue Prints * ■ Horrocks'a Longoloths and Crewdsoa'a' 'Shirtings -- Sheetings, 64, 8-4, and 10*4, plain and twilled Sheetings, 6-4, 8-4, and 10-4, unbleached twilled Saxony and Welsh Flannels, in white and colored Men's Hosiery in Shetland, grey knit, military, and merino Ladies 1 Hosiery in Cashmere, Spanish brown, and merino Children's Socks in Spanish brown, fanoy tartan, and lamb's wool : ' . Linen-faced Collars, colored-border Hand* kerchiefs, silk Handkerchiefs Neckties, Braoos, Hair Nets, fancy Buttons, &o. - . Fingering Yarn, all colors, Haberdashery &C, &C-, &O. ' Turkish Towelsj Brown Hollands and Damasks . CLOTHING-, &c. Men's and boys 1 Frenoh-peak Caps m great variety Men's and boys' Balmoral and Glengarry Caps Mole Trousers, single, double,; and treble crown Tweed Trousers, Yeats and Coats to match Bedford cord Trousers and Riding Pants Tweed and Doeskin Brighton put Sac Coats and Vests Blue diagonal, wifcney, and pilot cloth Jackets • Waterproof Coats, Inverness Capes, &c. Men's Crimean Shirts, fancy, wove, and light ground New fanoy Jean, Clydesdale, and regatta Blue serge Shirts, Trousers, and Underflannels Shetland ribbed Drawers, boys' and youthß' Shirts, &0., &o. STUART & CO. SMITH AND WELLSTOOD'S COOKING STOVES in great variety to arrive per " Cambodia," viz., I No. 8 Peeress Kitohen Ranges, complete No. 7 and 8 Trafford Kitohen Ranges, complete No. 6, 7, and 8 Now Princess Kitohen Rangeß, complete ....- No. 6, 7, and 8 Countess Kitohen Rangeß, complete No. 8 Golden State Kitchen Eanges, complete '• . . ' STUART & CO. IRISH WHISKEY. HTIHE Undersigned beg to call the attention ..JL of the trade to the following, which they have to arrive' direot from Messrs. Dun-, ville and Co.'s Distillery, Belfast, per " Cambodia" :- -100 cases Dunville's celebrated Whiskey 10 qr-casks Dunville's celebrated Whiskey 41 STUART & CO, _____________________________________ NOTICE. THE undersigned are now prepared to extend the INSURANCE of Property situated in the Town of Napier, and those desirous to avail themselves of .the same are requested to send in proposals of the risks they want covered. Only a limited amount can be affected. STUART & CO., Agents for the NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. 158 BOARD & LODGING. MRS. MOBTON (late of the Napier Ho- ; tel) has opened a BOARDING-HOUSE for the working olass next door to Mr, Morrison's (Watchmaker), White-road. Charge— One Pound per week. 42 NOTICE. DURING the interruption oaused by the late fire at the Hawke's Bay Steam Boiling-down Company's Establishment, the supply of Meat to Napier &o. will be carried on as usual. Parties notiiving on the line of of road should direot the driver to leave their orders at some place appointed. Hotel-keepdrs, publio establishments, shipping, &c, '• fcan be supplied in carcase at 80. each, by leaving an, order,,. for the 'Manager one day previous,. at Messrs. Kinross and Co.'s store, or with the'driver. • 33 NAPIER SAVINGS BANK. DEPOSITS can be received at this Bank in sums from One Shilling to One Hundred Pounds Interest allowed at 5 per cent. Office .-' Government Buildings Open every Tuesda* evening from 6 to 8. EDWARD LYNDON, 86 . Manager KOHIMARIMA LANDING, 330' Acres. PTIHE Charge for Landing Stock' from NaX pier at this place, which is free of tolls, and within 7 miles of the Sale Yards, is less than any other : — Cattle ..* Is.. Sheep ... ... ... 2d, Stook landed at East Tamaki pay a toll of Id. per head on Sheep, and 6d. per head on Cattle, and Jiave to le driven nearly three times the distance to the Sale Yards, CAREY & GILLES, . . .." i Stook and Cattle Salesmen, ; 162 Auokland, '