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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3895, 11 April 1877, Page 3

MR. M'LEAN'S SALES. AT HASTINGS YASDS. '■ MONDAY, APRIL 16f, 1877, At 1 p.m. FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT MARES, COLTS, and FILLIES Alto H icks From the Station of J. D. Canning, Esq., Oakbourne. W. K. M'LEAN, 275 Auctioneer. BENNETT & JOHNSON'S NOTICES. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 9 A COLONIAL BANK SHARES. Apply to BENNETT & JOHNSON. TO LET, Q OFFIOES, with or without large room, lJ situate in Hastings-street, adjoining the premises of Messrs. Oolledge and Craig. Apply to BENNETT & JOHNSON. GOUGH ISLAND, NAPIER. iT^OR I/RASE— Town Sections 592, 593, " adjoining the new premises of Messrs. Murray, Common and Co., and having frontages to the breastwork. Apply to BENNETT & JOHNSON. TO LET, HP EN-ROOMED HOUSE, newly ereoted A and finished in excellent Btyle, with every convenience, and one acre of first-class land. The ground is fenced with paling fence, and has been planted and part cultivated. Commands a fine view of the harbor. Rent moderate. Apply to BENNETT & JOHNSON. WANTED TO BORROW, -OOAnfi 0N good Freehold security, SJ jU\J\J\J for a term of five years . Apply to 95 BENNETT & JOHNSON. HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE. CAMPBELL & CO. ARE NOW SHOWING A NEW STOCK OF DRAPEEY AND CLOTHING, Comprising all the Novelties of the Season : — Ladies' Paletots and Jackets in Matalasse, Beaver, Aetracan, Imitation Ermine, and Black Silk Velvet. Children's Fur and Cloth Jackets, Costumes and Overalls. Ladies', Maids, and Children's Waterproof Cloaks and Ulsters, Wrap Shawls, Hyde Parks, and a large variety of ' Fancy Woollen Goods. NEW DRESS MATERIALS— We have secured a parcel of Black Silkß, bought before the late rise in Silk Goodß, at 20 per cent less than present value, -which will be opened up in a day or two. MILLINERY ! MILLINERY ! ! MILLINERY ! ! ! Our millinery for the present season will compare favorably with what we have shown in former seasons, and no effort will be spared to maintain the high reputation of our House in this Department. We have received sample cases of imported Trimmed Bonnets and Hats in the newest shapes and styles. Felt Hats will be much worn this winter, and of these we have a nice Assortment of new shapes ; also, all the new shapes in Straws. Having received a full assortment of all the new shades in Bonnet Velvets and Satins ; also Flowers, Feathers, aud Ornaments, orders for any shape and style can be immediately executed, and at the MOST SEASONABLE PBICES. Our new Fancy Bonnet Ribbons and Gloves will be opened in a few days. Novelties in Ladies Ties, Collars, and Cuffs, and Lace| Goods, are now opened, and furher assortments will arrive monthlyI Late importations of Cotton and Woollen Goods are considerably lower in price than they have been for some time, and having sold the greater portion of our old stock, -n-e are in a position to take advantage of the present state of the markets, and are able to execute orders for PLAIN GOODS, Such as Calicoes, Sheetings, Blankets Flannels, and all other articles of Household requirement AT THE VERY LOWEST PEIOES. N.B.— Patterns of any Goods sent free by Post,, on application, and a Liberal Discount allowed on Cash Purchases. MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING & MERCERY. Our stock in this department is well assorted, and new Goods are daily coming to hand. We have a nice lot of NEW SHIRTS, NEW HATS, NEW SCARFS & COLLARS, SOCKS, UNDER ■ SHIRTS, COLORED SHIhTS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS, MACKINTOSHES, LEGGINGS, AND UMBEELLAS. CAMPBELL & CO., HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE, Names, 66 JUST LANDED, AND OPENED UP, Ex " Fernglen," ■nOUBLE AND SINGLE BEEECH-LOADING GUNS AND S POETS MEN'S TACKLE, Ab per Advertisement. HENEY WILLIAMS, Licensed Dealer in Guns, Ammunition, &c. 270 NEW CLOVEK AND GRASS SEEDS JUST LANDED ASD FOR SALE, "VTEW CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS _LN Colonial-grown Cocksfoot Rattail and Prairie Grass Also, ex Mail Steamer — A small 'shipment Calif orni an Timothy Samples can be seen at my office. MALCOLM BANKS, 5 Haßting3-atreet. -A/T ALOOLM BANKJ Stock, Station, and Commission Agent, Hastings-street. Offices adjoining Criterion Hotel, 11