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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3914, 24 May 1877, Page 1

Kinross & Co. JUST LANDED, Ex S.s. "WANAKA," -t O FLEXIBLE TRIPOD HARROWS. 262 KINROSS & CO. JUST RECEIVED Ex "OHAUDIERE," & LATE ARRIVALS, 0/\ TONS " Johnson's" B.B. Annealed \j\J Drawn Oiled Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, and 8 3 tons Oiled Staples, 6 x 1| 2 tons Oiled Staples, Bxl_ 1£ tons Storer's White Lead, in 14, 28, and 561 b tins - 'in 1 cask Genuine Red Lead *^ , 2 casks Lamp Black "* 10 casks Soda Crystals 50 drums Carbolic Acid 50 drums Linseed Oil 1 ton Sulphur "'• 3 tons Hoop Iron, 1£ and 2in. 2 crates Toiletware 1 cask Ohina Cups and Saucers 2 cases Perfumery, Rimmell's and Blumberg's 1 case Boehm's Glycerine Soap 4 eases Parnall and Co.'s Pilot Jackets, Overcoats, Inverness Capes, Men's Tweed Trousers •^ and Coats 7 -cases Crimean and Flax Shirts, Flannel Undershirts, Pants, Handkerchiefs (silk and cambric), Alloa-knit Half-hose, Stripe and Check Shawls, Winceys, &c. 1 case Men's Twilled I.R. Coats cases Baumann's Hats, assorted 3 bales Austrian Rugs, 9-4, 10-4, and 11.4 3 bales Grey Calicoes 10 qr.-casks Hennessy's Pale Brandy US qr.-casks Kopke's Port Wine 4 qr.-casks Long John Whiskey. 50 cases Long John Whiskey 50 cases Red Heart Rum lOOcaseß Booth's Old Tom 80 barrels Guinness' Stout (bottled by Burke), quarts 70j_arrels Guinness' Stout (bottled by Burke), pints 60 barrelß Ind, Coope, and Oo.'s Bottled Ale, quartß 40 barrels Ind, Coope and Co.'b Bottled Ale, pints 1 KINROSS & CO. JUST ARRIVED, Ex schooner " Spray." ■i r\ CASES PRIME CANTERBURY I\J CHEESE 50 CheeEes (loose), from Akaroa 40 sides Bacon (in cloth) 2 KINROSS & CO. Peb "GLENLOR A," Via Auckland, OAA CASES HENNESSY'S a Ull BRANDY 50 100-lb kegs M'Dougall's Sheep Din 50 50-lb kegs M'Dougall's Sheep Dip. 3 KINROSS & CO. .' GRASS SEEDS FOR SALE. COOKSFOOT- AKAROA Rye Grass — Poverty Bay aad Provincial White Clover Cow Grass Alsyke Clover Hard Fescue ' Crested Dogstail Yarrow Poer Nemoralis Timothy Lucerne Alfalfa Linseed Turnip Seed 4 KINROSS & CO. WOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED will purchase for OASH, or ADVANCE on consignments to their Agents in London and New York. 13 KINROSS & Go. JUST RECEIVED, Ex Mail Steamer " Auatralia," -j TON Californian Timothy Grass Seed 513 KINROSS & CO. GRASS SEEDS. &r\ r^r\r\ lbs. cocksfoot t>V/)V/V/\-/ from Pigeon Bay 1600 bushels Rye Graßß (Provh.'jial and Canterbury) ENGLISH SEEDS. (Guaranteed Produce of 1876.) White Clover Cow Grass Alsyke Clover Meadow Fescue J -.-^. „ ■ Foxtail sji/r Sheep Fescue Timothy Crested Dogstail Poa Nemoralis Fiorin Grass (agrostis stolonifera) &C, &c, &c. FENCING WIRE. TO ARRIVE, per " PLIEONE"— 1400 Coilß, No. 6, Ne. 8, &c. 'Flour Oats Bran, &c, of the best quality MURRAY, COMMON & CO., 62 Napier and Port Ahuriri. , X LEDIARD'S KNICKERBOCKER SCHNAPPS, Is an absolutely original preparation. ITS owner claims for it no relative or comparative merits, but that it is ne plus ultra, and the large and increasing demand for it in this colony is a proof that the people understand its virtues, and will continue to use ifc. KNICKERBOCKER'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. The most Reliable and Safe Drink during hot weather. The best stimulant for the coming season. The very purest Beverage distilled. A. Makox & Co., Agents for Napier ; N. J. Isaacs, Sole Wholesale Agent for New Zealand. 63 TO THE SETTLERS OF WOODVILLE & 70-MILE BUSH. TO meet the growing wants of the upcountry Eettler?, I have decided to start a Four-horse Waggon once a week, leaving Takapau railway station every Monday morning, after the arrival of the down train from Napier, and returning to Takapau on each followng Friday. To enab'e settlers to have their goods forwarded with despatch, it will be necessary that advice be sent to me as early as possible before the day appointed for the departure of the waggon.* H. BERTIE REED, Railway Hotel, V 161 Takapau. MESSRS. CARTER AND CO., DICKHKS-STEEBT, Napier, ABE now prepared with their machinery to supply Casks, Churns, Baths, and all other descriptions of work done at the Cooperage at a far more reasonable rate than ifc has hitherto been possible to accomplish. Punctuality on tbe part of Messrs. Carter and Co. may be relied upon, and aU orders entrusted to them will fee executed with the utmost despatch. 116