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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3905, 23 April 1877, Page 1

HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE. CAMPBELL & CO. ARE NOW SHOWING A NEW STOOK OF DKjAPEKY akd clothingComprising all the Novelties of the Season : — Ladies' Paletots and Jackets in Matalasse, Beaver, Astracan, 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 DifcESS MATERIALS— We have secured a parcel of Black Silks, bought before the late rise in Silk Goods, at 20 por 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 Bhown in former seasons, and no effort will be spared to maintain the high reputation of our House in this Department. We havo 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 iv Straws. Having received a full assortment of all the new shades in Bonnet Velvets and Satins ; also Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments, orders for any shape and style can be immediately executed, and at the MOST SEASONABLE PEICES. Our new Fancy Bonnet Ribbons and Gloves will be opened in a few days. Noveltieß in Ladies Ties, Oollars. and Cuffs, and Lace . Goods, are now opened, and furher assortments will arrive monthly. Late importations of Cotton and Woollen Goods are considerably lower in price than they have been for some time, and having sold tho greater portion of our old stock, we arc in a, position to take advantage of the present state of the markets, and are able fco execute orders for PLAIN GOODS, Such as Calicoes, Sheetings, Blankets Flanneb, and all other articles of household requirement AT THE VERY LOWEST PEICES. 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 i 3 well assorted, - j and new Goods are daily coming to hand. We have a nice lot of NEW SHIRTS, NEW HATS, NEW SOABFS & COLLARS, SOOKS, UNDER - SHIRTS, COLORED SHIbTS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS, MACKINTOSHES, LEGG INGS, AND UMBRELLAS. CAMPBELL & CO., HAWK EJ'.S BAY HOUSE, Napibb 66 BEAR, WUNDRAM & CO., Paihteeb, GijAzieeb, Papeehangees and Gbkeeai Decoeatobs, Signwbixbes, &c, Hastings-street. MESSRS. BEAR, WUNDRAM & CO. having opened business as above, are prepared to undertake House Decorating in all its branches. Their principles of bueiness are to promptly and thoroughly execute all work entrusted to them, to use only first-class material, and to deal in the most liberal terms. Tho attention of Conteactobs, Buildbeb, Hotelkeepbes, and the public generally is respectfully drawn to this announcement, and a trial solicited. 240 [caed.] HURLEY AND "pKATHWAITE, AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, & STATION AGENTS, ENGINEEKMG AND LAND SURVEYORS, 304, NAPIER AND WAIPAWA. CHAMPAGNE VINEYARD. , BRANDY. nnHE following is an extract from "Le A. Figaro," under the heading " L'lndustrie Frungaise a Philadelpbio:" — "Passing on to Brandies, we find the namo of Boutelleau and Co., of Barbezieux. This important house, founded in 1849, by a society with a capital of two millions, is known in tho United. Statos under the name of Vineyard Proprietors Company, and in other countries under that of Champagne Vineyard Proprietors Oompany. Boutelleau and Co., the clever administrators of this Society, established it with the idea of encouraging the sale of the country's produce, which forms a considerable figure in the business with the United btates, England, India, and Austialia, nor is it less astonishing that this brand passed immediately iv the first Hne after Martell and Hennessy. The proprietors of this brand in France are certain persons having a fine produce of a superior quality. To foreigners, and especially iv the English colonies, where they make use of Brandy as a medicinal i cmedy, this brand is particularly recommended by doctors. It is with pleasure that we notice the presence of the produce of thia house in Philadelphia." 309 SHEEP FOR SALE. Af\_f\f\ MERINO WETHEKS 8-tooth, _.. \J \J\J in lots to suit purchasers 300 Morino Ewes, 8-tooth 600 Cross-bred Ewes, 8-tooth 1400 Fat Cross-bred Wothers, 4 and 6tooth RAMS FOR SALE. 150 Morino Rams, 2-tooth and upwards, by Dowling and Currie Rams, out of pure pedigreed Ewes 50 Lincoin JEtams, 2-tooth and upwards, by imported Bams, out of pure bred ewes 8 Cotswold Earns, 2-tooth and upwards BULLS POR SALE. 10 Young Bulls of this Beason, bred by Hon. H. R. Russell, the produce of his celebrated bull Orown Prince, out of seven-eight bred Abbot cows 2 Bulls, by Knight Templer and Duke. J. J. TYE, Stock and Station Agent, 17 2 Waipawa,