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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5016, 23 February 1878, Page 1

FINAL NOTICE. TTT E WILL CLOSE OUR BUSINESS ON NEXT SATURDAY WEEK, MAB C H 2. ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS WILL PLEASE BE SETTLED AT ONCE, AS WE LEAVE NAPIER IN A FEW DAYS. J. LEONABD <Bzj 00. 836

TO THE SETTLERS OF HASTINGS, OMAHU, MARAEKAKAHO, AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. HR. HOLDER begs respectfully to , announce that he has Opened a Branch Saddlery Establishment in the town* ship of Hastings, and hopes by supplying a good article at the lowest possible rates, to merit a share of their patronage. 403 T. WATERWORTH, DICKENS-STBBJCT, MANUFACTURER OF CEMETERY MEMORIALS, TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, <&p., BEGS to direct the attention, of the public of Napier and surrounding districts to the ADVANTAGES to, U derived from ordering the above from the LOCAL MANUFACTURER. T. W. receives large quantities of Stoiob , in Block, and is able to make every description of Cemetery and Monumental Work.a* Lower Prices and in shorter time than any Australian or English Makers. Waste of time, risk of breakage, and heavy freights are avoided by ordering in Napier. Font Rails of the choicest designs always ob hand. Headstones and Crosses, in great variety, from 30b upwards. ; Inspection requested at the Yard, > DIOKENS-STRBET, NaPIBB. 92 : MR JENSEN, ' • ■"' ■ JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER Emkrson-strekt, BEGS to inform the public that from the Ist January, 1878, the business will be carried on under the name of Jensen and Co. . The shop now occupied by Mr Biber will be added to the Jewellery Business, in order to make room for a large and well-selected stock direct from the home manufacturers. *By entering into partnership a large Cash Capital has been introducedinto the new firm, which will enable it to offer the public a large variety in every branch of the DUBirieaa at prices far below the present ruling in Napier. 93 WAIPAWA STEAM SAW-MILLS. npHE undersigned begs to announce to the X public of Hawke's Bay that he has Opened the new Steam Saw-Mills at Waipawa, and is now prepared to execute orders with despatch. Timber cut and delivered to any part of the. province at current rates. Planing, Matchlining, Tongueing and 1 Grooving, and Mouldings to order, W. RATHBONE, 50 Waipawat MUSICAL. MR HUGH APLIN, late of Wellington, Teacher of Music, Pianoforte Tuner, &c, begs to announce that ha is prepared to give lessons on the pianoforte and harmonium. | Singing and cultivation of the voice, harmony, and thorough bass; Terms on application. All orders for tunings and other com> munications left at Messrs Colledge and Craigs, Hastings-street, will receive im» mediate attention. 46 VALENTINES ! VALENTINES 1 ! VALENTINES ! ! ! JUST ARRIVED, Per Mail Steamer, and now opened up for inspection at the BOOK & STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, Tenny3on-street, Napier, A LARGE | ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES ! Variety Unsurpassed. DINWIDDIE, MCRRISON & GO. 6G

FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED : SPRING and Summer Flowering Bulbß and Tubers, as Hyacinths, Tulips, Gladiolus, Orocus, Narcissus, Anemones, JtUnuneullus, Lilinnes, Iris, Ixias, Sparaxias, Pseonuß, Fritilarias, Scillas, Amaryllis. My Stock consists of nearly 700 varieties and of immense quantity. Being determined to reduce the Stock before the next planting seasen, I shall be liberal in making up collections of this lovely class of plants from ss, 10s, 20s, to 100 shillings. Also, Vegetable and Flower Seeds. New Zealand Native Seeds and Ferns of the Choicest Varieties. Cases of New Zealand Ferns made up and forwarded to all parts of the Globe at most reasonable prices. F. W. C. STUBM, Hawke's Bay Nurseries, West dire, near Napier. Orders for the above, or amy other Nursery Produce may be left with Mr J. Sturm, Emerson' Street, Napier. 643 ENRY THOMAS begs to inform the inhabitants of Waipawa and surrounding districts that he has taken over the business of Mr John Lloyd, and hopes by attention to business, combined with good workmanship and moderate charges, to merit public support. A Good Fit Guaranteed. The Trade supplied. H. THOMAS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Waipawa. 414 "j A~i H OUGU EZ, BUILDER, &0., Waipawa, Opposite Oddfellows' Hall. Doors and Sashes always on hand, all sizes. A large snpply of Window Glass, and cut to size. Orders punctually attended to. 43 NAPIER STEAM SAW, SASH, AND DOOR MANUFACTORY, HA3INOB-STREBT, NAPIER. fT>HE undersigned has always on hand, A Doors, Sashes, Architraves, Mouldings, Skirtings, and a variety of turned work, j Verandah Brackets, Rustioated Weatherboarding, and Verandah Flooring, in totara and kauri. The whole of the above are of the BEST WORKMANSHIP and MATERIAL. TOTARA TIMBER, HOUSE BLOCKS, and DRAIN PIPES KEPT IN STOCK. R. H O L T. 44 WALPAWA. THE ORIGINAL TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, RUATANIWHA ROAD. PM'GREEVY, in thanking the public . for their patronage during the past seven years, begs to inform them that he has jußt completed his purchase of Spring and Summer Goods, being a Cash purchase he is able to command the Cheapest Markets, the benefit of which will be shared with his customers. 49 Waipawa, October 4, 1877. " BOARDERS. MBS. PALMER, Battery-road, will be glad to receive as Boarder* a few little girla from the country wishing to at- ] tend any of the Napier sohoels. Assistance will be given to them with their lessons in the evenings. Termß Moderate. Napier, June 22, 1876. 1