HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE. CAMPBELL & CO. SYNOPSIS OF GOODS RECEIVED LAST MONTH. DRESSES— Black Gros Grain and Glaceß, Serges (diagonals and trails to match), Wincey, Common Crisp and Saxony, Black Lustres and Alpacas, Black Velveteens (fine finish), Matalasse Cloths (all wool), Reps (18 colors), Silk Warps, Ladies' Blue Cloth and Grey Waterproof Tweeds, Crapes. SHOAV ROOM. Ladies' Lon^ Pale'ots, Velvet Mantles, Matalasse Mantleß, Florentine Silk. Daniohef «ilk, Plush, Silk Skirts, Costumes, Ulster and Waterproof Cloais, Silk Velvets in Black, Blue, Maroon, Prune and Brown, Children's Overalls, Costumes and Jackets, Small Children's Dresses, 27 inch Black Silk, Velvet for Mantles (vory superior quality), Quilted Skirts, Silk and Alpacca, Satin skirts, Eider Down Skirts, Felt Skirts, Fur Jackets Astrakan Jackets, Colored Ostrich Feathers in brown, blue, drab, cardinal and prune ; Black Ostrich Flats, White 0.-trich Flats, Black and White Prince of Wales Feathers, Natural Grey Ostrich Feathers, AVinter Spray Flowers, Millinery Flowers Preparations, Evening Flowers, Gold and Silver Flowers, Hat Ornaments, steel and pearl, Colored Satins, Raised Wool Shawls, Blue Llama Shawls, Cambria Beaver and Wolverine Shawls, Ladieß' Corsets, Donble Busk, selfadjusting and French wove, Grebe Muffs, and Collarettes, Lynx Ties, Turquoise Silks, Peacock Feathers, Feathor Trimmings, Birds, Infants' Turbans, Ladies' French Felt Hats, Ladies' Riding Hats, Velvet Hats. SUNDRIES— Ladies' first choice Josephine Gloves, twobutton White-Gloves, Far cy Ribbons, Ribbon Velvets, Wall Alats, Steel Clasps, Fancy Silk Scarfs, Rink Studs, Dress Buttons in Silk, Jet, Velvet, and French Netted, Fancy Braids, Embroidered edging, Oiled Silk, Arnold's Ruffles, Colored Sash Ribbons, black and Avbite ditto., Paper Wristbands, Black Fans, Black Combs, Black Yak lace, Dress Holders, Lace sets, Ecru Embroidered do., Ecru Lace China Silk Ties, Ecru Scarf Nets, Guipure Linen Sets, Plain Linen sets, Embroidered Edge Linen sets, Linen Collars (new shapes), including the Rink ; Hyde Parks, Promenade Shawls, Wool Clouds, Leipzig Squares, Gilt Anchor Buttons, Dress Preservers, Chenille Hair Nets, Children's black silk Gloves, Real Black Maltese Lace, Fancy Ribbons, Ladies' Gingham, Alpaca and silk Umbrellas, silk star Braid for Braiding, Valenciennes Laces, Black Ribbons in Oriental and Faille, Blue Maroon and other colors in Ribbons, Black Laco Falls, Cambric Handkerchiefs, satin and plush sash Ribbons. PLAIN GOODS— Silesias, Diapers, Horrock's Calicoes, Heavyshirtings, American shirtings, Harness Curtains, Lace Curtains, Austrian Rugs striped and checked, Turkish Towels, Blankets, Tickings, Forfar sheetings, Tickings, Crimean shirtings, Kaikora Flannel, AVelsh Flannel, Waste Twill sheeting, Grey sheeting, Book Muslins, 12 x 4 Merino Blankets. HOISERY & HABERDASHERY— Gire's Merino Hose, Yarns in Grey and Colors, Braids, Machine silks, Clark's Reels, Cotton Cord, White Pearl Buttons, Black Tapes. Alen's Youths' and Boy's solitaires and shirt suites, I.R. Braces, Hats in Arundel, Lome, French Felt, Pro Nono, Exeter, Jerome in Black and Drab, Lambs Wool socks, Merino seeks, Cambric Bows and Ties, Boy's and Youths' Ballarat Tweed suits, Waterproof Coats, striped Lambs' AVool _, hose, silk Handkerchiefs, Drab W.P. Coats, Men's Albion shirts, Heavy Working shirts, Under-Flannels, Boy's and Youths' Tweed Trousers, Boy's Prince Alfred Cellars, Crimean shirts, Cashmere Mufllers, Long Cloth shirts, Reform Dux Collars, Men's Monkey Jackets, Boy's do., Pall Alall Linen Collar*, Youths' White shirts, Youths' Flax shirts Avith collars, Gent's India Gauze shirts, Men's Under-shirts in Avhite, and silver-grey, Don Collars, &c. CAMPBELL & CO., HAWKE'S BAY HOUSE Napiee 681 QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. KAIKORA ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE MEETING. TS S DAY, MAY 24, 1877. Stewards : Neil CampbeU A. Bowden J. Nicholson J. J. Tye H. J. Baker H. Hickey D. Mundell A. Pritchard Judge : H. J. Baker. STAETEE : J. Walker. Handicappers s A. Danvers and J. Walker. CLEEK OP SCALES : A. Pritchard. MAIDEN PLATE of 20 soys. Distance li miles ; weight for age. For all horses that have never won a stake exceeding £10. Entrance, £2. Air AY. Douglas's Baron, aged Air AYatene's PakoAvhai, .aged Air Pritchard's Phantom, 5 yrs. Air Cl. Heslop's Queen of the AleadoAA's, 4 yrs. Air H. Hartree's Commission, 3 yrs. Air G. Hunter's Trial, 3 yrs. KAIKORA HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 30 soys. Twice round the Steeplechase course, about 2J- [miles. Nomination, £2 ; acceptance, £1. Air G. Heslop's Disappointment, aged, lOst 41b Air Eria Ropiha's Prospect, aged, lOst Slb Air AA\ Douglas's Galway, aged, lOst 41b Air AY. Douglas's Baron, aged, list 41b Air H. Hickey's Fairy Queen, aged, 9st 101 b AVAIPAWA HANDICAP FLAT RACE of 30 soys. Distance, l-J- mile. Nomination, £2 ; acceptanco, £1. Air H. A. Hill's AVorm, 5 years, Ost 41b Air Devcry's Henena, agod, lOst 41b Air AVatene's ParcAvhenua, aged, list Air Hartree's Commission, 3 years, Sst 71b Air Benc's Champagne Charlie, aged, lOst 41b BIRTHDAY HANDIOAP STEEPLECHASE of 20 soys. Distance, about H miles. Nomination, £1 10s ; acceptance, £1. Air Devcry's Hcnena, aged, list Air Cr. Heslop's Disappointment, aged, lOst Slb Air E. Ropiha's Prospect, aged, list 21b Air AY. Douglas's Baron, aged, 12st Air H. Hickey's Black Pat, aged, lOst Slb HACK FLAT RACE of 10 soys. Entrance, XI. Post entry. HACK STEEPLECHASE of 10 soys. Entrance, £I. Post entry. First Race to start at Noon. The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's rules will be strictly adhered to. No entries will be received for any race except upon this condition : " That all disputes, objections, claims, and complaints shall be disposed of, and decided by a majority of the stewards, whose decision on all matters concerned, shall bo final. Threo horses to start for each race, or only the half public money Avill be given. No person allowed to nominate a horse usless a subscriber of £1 to the race fund. All entries to he received and addressed as before stated with full particular?, entrance monoy, &c, enclosed. JOSEPH J. TYE, 230 Hon. Sec. WAIPAWA. T\/rUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER--IVX TAINMENT, in aid of the Presbyterian Church, will take place in the Oddfellows' Hall, on Alonday Evening, Alay 28, 1577. Short Lecture.— Subject : " Christopher North," by the Rev D. Sidey. Reading, A-ocal and instrumental music, by popular amateurs. Commence at S p.m, Front seats, 2s 6d; back tio, ls, 729
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3914, 24 May 1877, Page 3
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979Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3914, 24 May 1877, Page 3
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