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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3901, 9 May 1877, Page 2

SALES, MEETINGS, &c. SALESThis day. May 9, hy Margoliouth _ Banner— Apples and Oranges, Drapery, Glass shades, clocks, &c Thursday, May 10, hy Itoutledirc, Kennedy _ Co.— Quail MEETINGS— Hospital Committee— This day Hawke's Bay County Council— Monday, May 11 Oero District Board.— Tuesday, May 22 Licensing Courts at Niraruroro, AA'aipawa, Napier. — Tuesday, June 5 *~ AMUSEMENTS— Baker _ Farron Dramatic Troupe, Oddfellows' Hal! — Ou or about to-morrow evening-

' —^*_i*—^^__—»— —_ __» BOYLAN & CO., IRONMONGERS, &c, HASTINGS STREET, LICEXSED DEALERS IN ARMS & AMMUNITION. HAVE ON SALE, QINGLE AND DOUBLE-BARRELLED O GUNS, BREECH-LOADERS, FFF, Special and -<:=» Grained GunpoAvder, Shot, Caps and Cartridges, Felt and Lubricating AA T ads, Revolver Ainmnni tion, Blasting PoAvder, Fuse and Dynamite. Ea -eiy description of Sporting Requisites. JUST RECEIVED, A large assortment; of Single and Double Bedsteads, Silber Light and other Lamps, Crockery ancl Glassware, Liquid Paints hi 51b. and 101 b. tins. HAVE ON SALE, PIANOS, by Broadwood, Aucher Freres, Challen and Hodgson, Bord, Brinsmead, and Kirkman, and HARMONIUMS, by Frayscr and Co., Metzler and Co., Alexander, either for cash, or on the time-payment system. BOYLAN & CO., HASTINGS-STREET. G2O AVEDNESDAY. OPENED TO-DAY, O BOXES LADIES' JACKETS. The Fashionable Long Shape. BLYTHE & CO. 574 ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MR. H . C . WILS 0N , SUKGEOX AND MECnAXICAL DENTIST. 130 AY O 0 L . THE undersigned are prepared to buy for Cash AVool or other Station Produce, and to make Liberal Aclvauces against the growing clip. MURRAY, COMMON & CO., 12S Napier and Port Ahuriri. A certain candidate has lost 13 votes through making a rash promise to his wife. He had promised that in the event of his election he aa-oulcl buy her a sealskin cloak ancl a pair of navy blue stockings, and she couldn't rest until she told 13 lady friends all about it. The ladies expressed themselves as " aAvful glad " to hear it, but threatened their husbands Avith a suit of divorce if they dared to vote for this particular candidate. AVho says that Avomen have no political influence. — American paper. An Irish jockey, at liis first winning, shouted " Hoorah ! I'm first at last ! I've always been behind before. "