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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3888, 3 April 1877, Page 1

HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE. CAMPPLL &■, CQ^V ABE NOW SHOWING • S A NEW ,8 T O ! 0 K OP DUAPEEY AND CLOTHING:, ,: ■''■'■ ■ . - •■ i ■i -- Comprising' all the Noveltiea of the , v ,:-; ' , Season: — ' . ■. ; „!.■'.■.-.••■ Ladies' Paletots and Jaokets in Matalasse,' ; - Beaver, Astracan, imitation Ermine, ' and 1 • Black Silk Velvet."' ; .--•_;*»'.! Children's Fur and Cloth Jackets, . Cos- A . tumes and Overalls. Ladies', Maids;, and ; Children's! W a >terprQof; l vi Cloaks and Ulsterg,, Wrap Shawlgj, Hyde. f „;.': Parks",' and a' large variety 'bf .•u.u-.'.ny , . Fancy Woollen Goods. ■■■ .:...' t .;:.£} ■ "■"; '; ''."l;"/ I -;.;;:; ;:■"'■ /; ! '^^«i^-.-i NEW DitESs' •MATEB-lAiuS^ii'i .^, l * We, have secured a parcel of Blaofc'Silks^H »i bought before -the, late riseip-Silk-Goods, at ny, 20 per cent less than. present value; 'whicK; ; ;/i will be opened up in a day or two. / • >'■'"'- : - 'MILLINERY;! MILLINBEYM: ! -•• ■ •''-MILLINEEYM:!.',r Jl '^ i , ;^f. : Oiir millinery for the jpresent Beasttn' vilt! '" compare favoraDly with what we have.tihowjn - in former • seasons, and . no, effort W^ll. be:" spared to maintain the high reputation of otar ;. House in this ' Department. . ,'; '* ""^j We have received sample cases of imported', • Trimmed Bonnets, and Hats in the 'psyrpii . - fhapes and- styles. ...Felt^Hats wjUJie much worn this winter, and of these wo'lSye'a'SScl^? Assortment of iw- shapes j" also, (all the new shapes in Straws. Having received, a full assortment of all the new shades in Bonnet ; Velvets end Satins • also Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments, orders for any shape and style can be immediately executed; and at the MOST BBASOHABIB 2BICBS. . .'. .;,-,','! Our new Fancy Bonnet Ribbons and Gloves r will be opened in a few days. -. ■' r-r.w Novelties in Ladies Ties, Collars.' 'and Cuffs, ■;':/ and LaceJ Goods, are now^ opened!' and * : V furher assertmenta. will arrive^. '■" -" : -' r ! : monthly. . •", " " '■]'. ' : "; Late importations of Cotton and Woollen ; " Goods are conßiderably lower in.price than; • ! they have been for some time, and haying sold the greater portion of our old stock, 1 '-we,' 1 are in a position to take advantage 'o£ th' 6"' present state of the markets,. and are able to exeoute orders for , , . . .'"'■.. ; PLAIN GOODS, ;;; .' Such as . Calicoes,- . Sheetings, ■ ;Blatikets '■•'■ Flannels, and. all other articles .of House* ' : hold requirement .-,/•;' .'.', ,'.',. AT THE 'VERY LOWEST PBIOESX' N.B.—Patterns of any Goods sent, free by Post, oh application, and a Liberal Discount '■ allowed on Cash Purchases. MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING & MERCERY. . ■ . ■ . ; ■.)■ , Our stock in thia department is well assorted, and new Goods are daily coming to f : . : hand. We have a nice. • lot of • • ■ ■ ■ new shirts, , ;;-;;; NEW HATS,. . : •.; -.•».' ■'■; NEW SCARFS & COLLARS, SOOKS, UNDER - SHIRTS, COLORED SHIBTS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS,< ; " - MACKINTOSHES, LEGGINGS, AND UMBEELLAS. . CAHI>BSLL : :&fp.i ;^;^ H A W K^EJ'S BAY, HO ftjE'

TAKAPAU STEAM. SAYV ' mLm TO BUILDERS AND TRADE, T- v . THE undersigned can now undertake to deliver at tke following railway stations — viz., Kaifeora, Paki Pakt, Farndbn, and Hastings — well-seasoned first-class.- .mixed Totara Timber, in any quantities, ;:;at low quotations. •* ' - ;..:;•■..•■/. Also, ''■'/' ' ■-■ "■'•-- -•! Flooring, Tongued and Grooved and Dressed Timber. " '••,•"' •-' ' \ ''-" He begs also respectfiilly to inform -the trade at large that he has just received one of the latest, improved 'Moulding Machines, bought for him at the' late Philadelphia Exhibition, which will fee. fitted tip' 'and in working order early next, month, when he trusts to, receive a fair share of support.'.' !' Mouldings . „ . , „...,, White Pine, Eimu, or Totara Fencing Posts— 2o,ooo on sale „, . [\ ' ',' 100,000 well-burnt Bricks House Blocks, Strainers, , &c, &c, &0. Apply to G. GRANT,. , j Manager, 197 Or F. H. DEOWEE rpHE undersigned begs to intimate to his | JL numerous friends and customers that he has Purchased the Stock-in-Trade.of Mi. D. Mundell, General Storekeeper, adjoining the Kaikora Railway Station, and will continue the same as a branch of his present business. 155 JOHN NICHOLSON. PIANOFOETE TUNEE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ME SYMONDS ha 3 returned from a professional, tour, and is again prepared to undertake and fulfil all business entrusted to Mm. ' •■. ' His patrons may rely on their expressed instructions being strictly carried out, Orders left at Mr Jacobs', Hastings-street, will be punctually attended to in town or country. 158 TO meet the growing wants of the upcountry eettlew, I have decided to start a Four-horse Waggon once a week, leaving Takapau railway station every. Monday morning, after the arrival of the down train from Napier, and returning to Takapau on each f ollowng Friday: To enable settlers to have their goods forwarded with despatch, it will be necessary that advice lie sent tome as early as possible before the day appointed for the departure of the waggon. H. BERTLB REED, / Bail way Hotel, ■ 161 ' Takapau. DEAFTING NOTICE. '„..;• A LL Persons having Stray Sheep.,, at Jf^L Greenmeadows are requested to. take delivery of them on Monday or Tussokx next. 2nd or 3rd April. .••.-. L. ANSEL TIFFED March 28, ,1877. ■ 210 MONEY to Lend in .Bum'^.-fjcoin "*SOO • ; upwards, on . approved .','jS^ofil Security.. -','•'.' ."'"!' '., ;v 8U WILSON & QQTsm,Uptf