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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 14, Issue 1137, 22 March 1870, Page 4

Bobinson & Co. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! ! TkTESSRS. ROBINSON & Co.'s CHEAP CASH SALE Will contiuue for ONE WEEK longer. Country customers will find it very much to their advantage to give the Shop opposite the Post Office a trial, when they will find that this Notice is NO PUFF ! ! 533 AN Assortment of White and Black , Straw HATS, from Is., at W. R. ROBINSON & Ce.'s AN Assortment of Ladies' & Children's JACKETS, from 25., at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s A FEW Black Silk JACKETS still left for disposal, at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s. AN Assortment of Infants' HATS, HOODS, CLOAKS, and PELISSES, at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s AN Assortment of Gentlemen's Tweed, Sac, and Paget SUITS, from 455., at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s AN Assortment of Colonial Tweed and manufacture TROUSERS and VESTS, at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s DOUBLE CROWN Mole TROWSERS, at Bs. 6d. per pair, at W. R. ROBINSON & Cos. AN Assortment of Tweed TROUSERS, from 135., at ' W. R. ROBINSON & Cos. X\ ARK TWEED SACS, at 205., at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s. BEDFORD CORD TROUSERS, from 155., at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s. A N Assortment of Ladies Fancy DRESS J\. PIECES, at and under cost price, at W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s. A GOOD Strong Grey CALICO, for 6d. per yard, at 534 W. R. ROBINSON & Co.'s. Notice. THE WIFE of Frederick Ulpii, not having heard any tidings of him for nearly four years, and having been informed that his friends do not know whore he is, intends, it she does not hear from him at the expiration of two months from this date, to get married again. 502 MARY ANN ULPH. Notice. THE Undersigned hereby gives notice that anyone found Trespassing or Grazing Horses, Cattle, or Stock, on his wife's property, being the eastern part of block 228, Ruataniwha, will be prosecuted according to law ; and, anyone informing against any person or persons so offending shall, upon their conviction, receive five pounds reward. JOHN UPHAM WILLIAMS. Fairfield, Dec. 18, 1869. 31 Notice. THE Undersigned, having OPENED a STABLE on the Western Spit, hopes, by paying strict attention to the management of the same, to merit a share of public patronage. MURDOCH McIVER, 214 Western Spit. Notice. / A GOOD BOOT and SHOEMAKER would find constant .employment in the Township of Clyde, Te Wairoa, Hawke's Bay, by applying at tb<J Redoubt, Clyde (Armed Constabulary), ' March 4, 1870. . 481 Notice. ALFRED CHAPMAN, in retiring from the business of Baker, takes this opportunity of thanking the public for past favours, and hopes the same will be extended to his successor, W. TrLEB. A. CHAPMAN. Waipawa, Feb. 24, 1870. .428 Notice- y WILLIAM TYLER, Mving taken the above business, /torn Mr. A. Chapman, hopes by, strictattention to business and by keeping a firtt class article, he will obtain a share of^public support. W. TYLER. Napier, Feb. &4, 1870. 429 FLAX SWAMP, 130 Acres. j | For Lease, Five, setan, or ten years, A VALUABLE Block of rich SWAMP LAND, covered with Flax. Apply^o SDWARD LYNDON. Feb. 25, 1870./ 439 Napier Dining and Coffee Booms, Next door to the tnion Bank of Australia. MR. H. NOT? begs to inform the inhabitants cf Napier and the public in general that ie has commenced the ibove business, Wiere customers will meet with every accommodation. WEEKLY KABDEBS TAKEN, 469 (