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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5122, 10 July 1878, Page 1

ASHTON'S PROVINCIAL HOTEL. £1000 SWEEP. MELBOURNE OUP. ONE THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS at £1 each, to be divided as follows : — £ 8. d. First horse 400 0 0 Second horse 200 0 0 Third horse 100 0 8 Other starters (divided)* 150 0 0 Non-starters (divided) ... 150 0 0 Total ... £1000 0 0 Intending subscribers are requested to make early applications for Tickets. Tickets will be forwarded to any part of the Province or Colony on receipt of Cheque with exchange added, or Post-office Order, In the event of not obtaining the whole of the thousand subscribers, the Prizes will be paid pro rata. The Drawing will be on the Art Union principle, and conducted by five gentlemen, to be chosen by the subscribers. 170 TUITION. •JUT R p E R~cl VA L T> EA R First - class Certificated Tea heb, (Training College Cheltenham), and sometime English and Drawing Master of Christ College, Christchurch, having removed to hia new premises, next to the Old Bank, Shakespeare-road, has much pleasure in announcing that he will open a Morning Class for Young Ladies and Gentlemen on Monday next, July 1. Schools attended every afternoon for Drawing and other subjects. An Evening Class is held every Monday and Thursday at 7 o'clock. Private Instruction in Music and Singing as usual. Lessons given in all kinds of Drawing and Water-color Painting; ADDRESSES and Inscriptions written and illuminated in the first style of the art. 171 H. BEUKERS, , SHIP CHANDLER, SAIL MAKER, 4c., Port Ahuribi. JUST RECEIVED Per "Abbey Holme, Via Auckland. O CASKS RAW LINSEED O L, 2 casks Boiled Linseed Oil 10 drums Colza Oil 5 drums Neatsfoot Oil 2 cases Machinery Oil 4 barrels Stockholm Tar 4 barrels Stockholm Pitch 1 ton Best White Lead, in 7, 14, and 281 b tins J-ton Best Red Lead, in 7, 14, and 281 b tins 3 Patent Divers Copal Varnish, in $ and 1-gallon tins French Polish in tins 2 casks Dry Ochre (yellow) 2 casks French Ochre. A large assortment in Stock of Black and Green Paints, Oak Varnish, Dark and Pale Ultramarine Blue, Venetian Bed, Rose Pink, Putty, in bladders. TO ARRIVE— 2 bales Net Twine O O Crochet Cotton, &c, &c. IN S T O CX— Manilla Rope New Zealand Rope Blocks, Oars, Yellow Pine Sculls And every description of Ship Chandlery. H. B E U K E R S, Port Ahuriri. 89 JOSEPH CHICKEN, WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER, WAIPAWA. bA g O) 5 wo 'I >203 S°^^ SS Q > In the Premises of Mr O'Halloran, Tailor, Waipawa. 82 JOSEPH CHIcfKEN, Watchmaker; p ARD E N OE EDS! JUST ARRIVED, Per s. s. "Wanaka," mHE FIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW SEEDS IN GREAT VARIErY. Also, S.S. "Claud Hamilton," from Melbourne, A Prime Lot of NAVY AND OTHER TOBACCOS In Fine Condition. S. HOOPER, Hastings-street. 157 EMIL C. SKOG (Late Assistant to Messrs Barraud and Bowennan), FAMILY AND DISPENSING /CHEMIST AND TTvRUtfGIST, Emersoh-street, Napier. EMIL C. SKOG respectfully announces to his friends and the inhabitants of Hawke's Bay generally, that he has commenced business as Chemist and Druggist in Emersonstreet, opposite the United Methodist Free Church, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Turkey and Bath Sponges, Tooth, Nail, and Hair Brushes, Trusses of all kinds, Elastic Stock* ings, &c. Country Orders promptly attended to. Dansk tales. Deutsch gesproohen, 67 Established 1860. THE undersigned has just received another addition of Watches and Jewellery to his already large stock, which comprises now the largest stock of Gold and Silver Watches, English and Colonial Chains that has ever been offered for sale in Hawke's Bay. Also, the largest stock of Electro-plated Goods of the best quality, and unequalled in Napier. Repairs Executed by Practical Workmen THOS. MORRISON, Hastinga.fltreet. 177