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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3909, 8 May 1877, Page 1

NOTICE. nr^HE undersigned has authorised Mr P. JL D. Luckie, Accountant, to collect all debts due to the Firm. Ab Mr Plante is retiring from the business and leaving the Province, all Accounts must be settled at once. N. P. PLANTE, 333 Napier. NOTICE. ANY Person found Trespassing with Dog or Gun on the Riverslea and Mount Erin Properly will be prosecuted. 202 ROBERT BRATHWAITE. NOTICE. A NY Person found Trespassing with Dog JlJl. or Gun upon the Okawa Estate will be Prosecuted. 246 N. E. BEAMISH. NOTICE. ALL Claim? against tlio undersigned on account of the Milbourno Station are requested to be forwarded before the 22nd met. J. M. & R. STOKES. Milbourne, May 4, 1877. 590 NOTICE. ON any occasion of an alarm of fire, on. the Spit, £3 will be paid for the first pair of suitable horses and harness, at the Engine Station, to take steam engine to the fire, and 30s for the first single horse and harness, to take the manual engine. W. MILLER, 545 Superintendent. DAILY EXPECTED, Ex "WILD DEER," Fbom Glasgow,! QQ CASES CLOTHING, HABERDASHERY, &o.J 15 Bales B L A N K E [T [S , . R U G S, •Src, &c, &c, lL W. EATHBONE. Waipawa, April 12,1187?. 352 JUST ARRIVED, Ex "CHAUDIERE" and "FERNGLEN," Fbom London, |-T f~~\r\r\ PIECES OF PAPER- { AJ\J\J HANGINGS. 5 tons of Genuine White Lead 1 ton of White 3inc Paint 1 ton of Putty Boiled and Baw Oils Coackbuilders' and Painters' Varnishes Blue, Red, Light and Dark Green, Umber, Purple, Brown, Patent Dryers, and Black Bainta Brushware, Diamonds, Dry Colors Lamp Black, Brunswick Black, Plaster Paris, and Ceiling Boses 72 boxes Window Glass, from 10 x 8 to 60 x 40. At WILLLAMSj OIL AND COLOR SHOP, Hastings-street, Napieh. 196 A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. TO BE SOLD OR LET, immediately, a Carpenter's Shop, with Dwellinghouse. Apply to J. A. HOUGUEZ, Opposite Oddfellowß* Hall, 505 Waipawa. [CABD.] rnHOMAS "DISIOP STOCK, STATION, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hastings. 361 CHAMPAGNE VINEYAED BRANDY. following ia an extract from "Le A Figaro," under the heading "L'lndustrie Frangaise it Philadelphie:" — "Passing on to Brandies, we find the name of Boutelleau and Co., of Barbezieux. This important house, founded in 1849, by a society with a capital of two millions, is known in the United. States under the name of Vineyard Proprietors Company, and in other countries under that of Champagae Vineyard Proprietors Company. Boulelleau and Co., the clever administrators of this Society, established it with the idea of encouraging the sale of the country's produce, whicn forms a considerable figure in the business with the United States, England, India, and Australia, nor is it less astonishing that this brand passed immediately in tke first line after Martell and Hennessy. The propiietors of this brand in France are certain persons having a fine produce of a superior qnality. To foreigners, and especially in the English colonies, where they make use of Brandy as a medicinal lernedy, this brand is particularly recommended by doctors. It is with pleasure that we notice the presence of the produce of this house in Philadelphia." 309 JOHN HAGUE, HAYING taken over the Butchering business recently carried on by W Smith, begs to inform the inhabitants of Havelock and surrounding districts that no effort will be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of the patronage bestowed on the late proprietor. Small goods of every description alwaj? on hand. JOHN HAGUE, Havelock, Hastings, and Olive. 48