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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1073, 10 August 1869, Page 4

imsnGr^^^i i. 'Tm ii in- in i i<u I'm iiu'.- 1 1- _im i miwinwt A stock of Bibles, Books, Church Service* witH'b* wWiout Ne#Zealand £ Hymnal, Psalms of- David, Maori. W \ Prayer^Books ,an4^fajnents -..^- t . The Cross of" Hbridr" ' " Time the Avenger" m The Guide of the Desert ■■'! Stewrtas Stable Economy Faith Gartney's Girlhood „.•-.. .- -MUSICS ;-;,-<• a'^V^ Chappell's Magazines, • ', ,\ Bdose/s Musical Cabinet . ; ! May Day La Bacchante ' •■ ' - v ; Wines ..,;•■ '-\ Caprice Humoristique . < ■ r;;"-i Qifctdrllle from La t Vepres Sicilli«[ne»- . . , - , , : Fekilles de Roses . ■ Storm &i%tiA . .",':. . Otphee Qtiadriile* ;/ L'Aflgti'dtlPoy* .■■■•• Flora Macdonald's Lantent : ■ Tarantelle ; ■ . ; All, the Rage Quadrille , ;•...;.' Don Giovanni Grand Fantaisje , , _ - ; Deriichette Love ill Absence .. , The Pacha Quadrille Three Sacred Pieces for Drawing-room An Autumn Leaf 1 : Sleigh Ride '■■''-■' - Coldstream Guards QuadriltejiGodJwy, - The New Lancers Quadrille / „ (> ,,; , Pauline , . :.-. „i •■ ;,, , i I Caledonian Quadrilles | Faust Galop . .' '•''' Gazza Ladra Fantaisie ; : .<■...'.'* -t\ : PaaNoblo : ; : , . Faust Quadrille . . " Barbe Bleue, Godfrey . Sadowa Fantasia Rheinfall . , River Sprite • Leoline, Blumenthal . Chinese Dance Flight of the Fairies ...... .;-,. : The Witches' Song ... . „,.. . „ Bataclan Quadrille : .'. ...-.'.'.. La Reine de Saba . Roast Beef of Old England ' ' ; ? ViviTu ' f L'Heroique, Favarger ; . .•••:..•. Voices fromthe Hill-side ..•■.• ; .':-■■ „ ; . . Batißati Chant Religieux, Blumenthal Hymne ala Vierge „ ' •"'.'■* Cramer and Co.'s Harmbnitim Journal Rimbault's Singing Tutor, L ; a Blache Boosey's Cornopean Tutor : - Boosey's Concertina Tutor ! . : Thalberg's Art of Singing ■,:■■. Alexandre's Hand-book for the Harmonium { Chappell's and Boosey's Cheap. Selections; for Flute, Violin, Cornet, and Co'rvr'.' certina. ' Sam Cowell's Comic Song Book : ;r-i f-i i- 1 -i IMPOBTANT NOTICE, M ' TO THOSE RESIDING IN THE BUSH r K Borwick's BaMng Powder : ;y. MAKES bread light and digestible u\ * A few minutes without standing to rise as with yeast. Pastry and Puddings should never be made without It, as ib renders them light a 44 easy of di- a gestion, and 8 ives butter aud eggs. TESTIMONIAIS.; ' ' In answer to your request, I am happy to aaj. I have tested Borwick's Baking Powder, and it ptfovM ! to be vory good, when properly used.— Yours, Ac, J. E. GUJfttlN,' Head Cook. Government House, Sydney, N.S.W., ' • r ' : ' ; n 19th March, 1869.. . , .;.-,. . • ..; B 0 R W I C 'K'-S I hereby certiry that I have made a careful' analysis of BobwkjiCs Baking Powdbb. : The. in«re?j dients are all of the purest description, perfectly; wholesome, well and proportionably mixedi and will 1 keep good in any climate. Indeed,. X consider 1t»;, beautiful farinaceous powder, and well quattaea for. raising bread, pastry, &a .... v_;. r> CHARLES WATT, Analytical Chemist, j Sydney, 4th May, 1806. . ■.'.•;■< ii'- : B A K I N Or 1 have used Bobwick's Baking Powpßß for the last twelve years, and consider it tobeaninvaluablo help to thrifty housewives who delight ia n^akinij home happy, as they can thereby mako cakes ana puddings for their families at a muck less cost tha* witheggs. Yours, 4c, . , :; i M. ROBERTS. Matron to the Female Refuge, Sydney. POWD E B . Sold by all Chemist*, Druggists, and Storekeeper! throughout the Colonies, and Wholesale at fh« Manufactory, Chiswoll-sfcreet, London. - ' Agent for Napier, . 171 •• R BUTTON.,, EDWARD LYNDON, j I AUCTIONEEB, LAND & COMMISSION AGENI?,; Public Accountant and Abbitbatob. 57 EDWARD LYNDON, ; ! ACCOUNTANT In Bankrupt and Ivsolvbvt Bstatb?. 68 NAPIER BREWERY, Shakespeaee Road. J OH N HARTL EY, , firmer of Superior Ales and Porter. Country Orders Punctually Executed; Grains and Yeast always on hand. 61 BBBAKFAST.— A SuOOBSBFUXi EXPSBIUENI; ~The Civil Service Gaxetts hai the following interesting remarks:-— "There are rerj fo«r •imple ar tides of food which can boa»t so many valuable and important dietary proper* tiea as oocoa. While acting on the nerrc« as a gentle stimulant, it provide! the body with' some of the purest elements of nutrition, and at the same time corrects and invigorates the action of the digestive organs. These: b«neft« oial effects depend in a great measure upioathe manner of its preparation, but of late years such oloae attention has been given to the growth and treatment of cocoa, that there is no difficulty in securing it with every useful quality fully developed. The singular suo oess whioh Mr. ISpps attained by his homo) > pathio preparation of cocoa has never been surpassed by any exporimentalUt. Far and wide the reputation of Epp's Goooa has spread by the simple force of its own extraordinary merits. Medical men of all shades of opinion; have agreed in recommending it as tho safest and most beneficial article of diet for persons of weak constitutions. This superiority of 4 particular mode of preparation over all others is a remarkable proof of the great reiults to be obtained from little causes. By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws whioh govern* the operations of digestion aad n utpition, and by a careful application of the fine, propertist of well-seleoted. coooa, Mr. Epps has provided sur breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy dos? torB 1 bills. It is by the judicious use of »ud& irticles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to. rej list every tendenoy to disease. Hundreds of mbtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point, We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping* ouri lelves well fortified with pure blood and* properly nourished frame.— [AottJ