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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 50429, 4 May 1878, Page 1

Murray, Common & Go. MURRAY, COMMON & CO., OAS.H BUYERS of WOOL, TALLOW SHE EP SKINS, HIDES, or other Produce; or will make Liberal Advances against the same, if consigned to their Agents in London or elsewhere. NEW SEASON'S CRASS SEEDS, Colonial - grown and Imported. OA PlClf} LBS. PIGEON BAY i /C^yjKjyJ cocksfoot Q£ r\r^r\ Lfi s. first-class ! 00,vy \J\J rye grass. Ex 'Ben Venue' and 'Celestial Queen' — White Clover Cowgrass Alsike Meadow Fescue Meadow Foxtail Sheep Fescue Crested Dogatail Poa Nemoralis Poa Pratensis Timothy FENCING WIREEx "Lanarkshire." A /~\/~\ COILS Eyland's best Nos. 6 4UU and 8 A r\r\ COILS SAMSON STEEL OVAL, q\J\J Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10 Galvanised Iron— Various sizes, Ridging, &c. &c., iAA. GALLON IRON TANKS Nails and Staples SEED WHiAT--1500 bushels of Prime Hunter's Red Chaff, White Wheat; the best for yield and adaptability to different soils. Of\S~\ BUSHELS PEARL AND O\J\J VELVET CHAFF for heavy and wet land. Sheep Dip — M'Dougal's and Campbell's, unrivalled for Sheep and Lambs. 2 Tons Sulphur Carbolic Acid. REID and CRAY'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS— Reapers— Single and Double-speed Ploughs— Single and double-furrow Harrows, and other Implements FLOURDuncan's (Dunedin) Best Silk Dressed Woods', Saunders' and Adelaide Oats, Oatmeal, Barley, Bran. Brandies— Hermes Martell Old Tom— Burnett's, Geneva— JDKZ, SUPERIOR SCOTCH WHISKIESAles, Stout, Sugars, Teas, Tobaccos, and General Station Stores of all descriptions. £100^)00 TO LEND. On behalf of the SCOTTISH AND NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT CO., in sums of £500 and upwards. Rates of interest and all other information en application. Principal and Interest can be paid off in yearly or half-yearly instalments. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Established 1809. Subscribed Capital, £2,000,000 Sterling. Fire Reserve Funds (1876), £1,082,768. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Insurances effected for Seven Years by prepayment are charged for Six only. Losses settled with promptitude and liberality. Forms of proposals and all further information may be obtained on application to 17 MURRAY, COMMON & CO. NAPIER SAVINGS BaNK OPBH EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, From 6 to 8 o'clook. "pvEPOSITS received from One Shilling to JLJ One Hundred Pounds. Interest Allowed : 5 pbr obnt. EDW4RD LYNDON, 18 Manager. B. JOHNSON, TI|MBER MERCHANT, BEGS to inform Builders and Contractorsinhabitants of Napier and surrounding Districts, that he is now prepared to supply them with really good first-class rusticated Lining and Flooring Boards, thoroughly seasoned. All being[fillited as it comes through the Mill, at lowest market rates. 19 CITY DINING-ROOMS AND PUBLIC BATHS, Hastings-street s Napier, Opposite Holt's Timber Yard. fTIHE inhabitants of Napier and surround_L ing districts and visitors will find the above establishment replete with all the comforts of a home. Cleanliness, civility, and moderate charges guaranteed. First-class accommodation for boarders, and an excellent table. Meals at all hours. Breakfast in time for early trains. Catering for public dinners. Teas and suppers on the shortest notice. N.B.— Hot and Cold Baths, Is. Open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 20 LAKE TAUPO HOT BATHS AND SANATORIUM. rpHESE wonderful natural hot waters _L possess curative properties of the highest value in all diseases. A single course of bathing therein of only a few weeks duration has totally removed many painful and stubborn cases of rheumatism, lumbago, and affections of the spine, while much relief in every case is afforded. The healthy traveller, tourist, or excursionist visiting the volcanic district of Taupo and the other Lakes should not miss the pleasures of the Baths of Tapapukuao, for there only the hot and cold water springe are closely separated, or blended together. Every visitor declares that one Bath even adds new life, health, and vigor to the system. Situated on the Waikato River, two miles from Bowen, on Lake Taupo, and half way between Napier, Cambridge, and Tauranga. Cottages and good accommodation for Kesidents t»nd Travellers. Paddocks for Horses. EDWARD LOFLEY, 51 Proprietor W. A. SHANLY, Jeweller, HAS now Opened his New Premises in Tennyson-street. 9