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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5161, 24 August 1878, Page 4

HOTIOR. ! f\\ WILLIAMS, Bootmaker, wwhei to ! JL » inform'the inhabitants of Napier and j Country Districts that he is now in a position to supply FIRST OLAVS BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVEIIY DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED ON HIS PREMISES. ALWAYS ON HAND, A STOCK OF READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. T.W. begs to call the attention of Country Settlers to his well-known and renowned WATERTIGHTS. Note the address — Opposite the Horse Repository,] Hastings-street, Wapier. 9 TTTILLIAM npUCKWELL Desires to inform the Inhabitants of Hawk*' Bay that |he has just received a very Urge assortment of Ready Made Boots and Shoes of the best quality, and of every description. The stook comprises :— Ladiep' Cashmere and Kid Boots, &o. Gent's Calf Elastio-eidos, Balmorals, and Watertights Superior Gent's Glove-kid Boots, suitable for Dancing. Eveiy description of Boots and Shoes made on the premieei at the shortest notice, and % perfect fit gurranteed j also, of the best workmanship. W. T. also wishes to call th« attention of Country Settlers to the fact that they can have Watertights of the best material at his establishment. |3rNote tha Address : WILLIAM TUOKWILL Bootmaker, Haitingb-btbh s (Opposite the Q.0.E.) N API KB. 81 STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE AND MARINE. Capital : One Million Sterling. Head Office : Princes- street, Dunedin. T 08SES by FIBE insured against on JLJ Stores Warehouses, Dwelling-houses, &c, at current rates. The Company will also take risks on Wool, and all kinds of merchandise on land or at sea, and either on valued or open policies, on the most favorable terms. | Particular attention is drawn to the faot ' that by provision in the Artioles of Association, insurers will participate in the profits ' of the Company. i Agent for Napier, I S. B. DRANSFIELD, | 119 Port Ahuriri. MPEBIAL ELHB INSURANCE COMPANY, | 1. Old Bsoad-bt., and 16 Pall Mail, LONDONj INSTITUTED 180 3. Subscribed and Invested Capital ............ One Million Six Hundred Thousand Pounds. Insurances are effected at Current Rates, and Losses are settled in the Colony upon ! proof of loss. Agents for Hawke'a Bay — ; WABDROP & 00. I 120 A N EXTRA SUPPLEMENT GRATIS Jljl. with Instructions for Crewel Work. rpflE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL X MAY PART Oontains the opening chapters of n QUEEN OF THE SEASON ; JL also A MONSTER COLOURED FASHION PANORAMA, sizb 25 IN. by 18 in., of SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS | FOR 1877. rpHIS SPLENDID PLATE ALONE WORTH MORE THAN the PRICE of the PABT. Another New Story, entitled "Not Loved yet Wedded," commenced in this Part. -pBIOE OF THESE PARTS AS USUAL. JU For the convenience of New Bubseribers, Axi, This Yeab's .Fabts wira bb I Kbpt in Pbint. SOLD WHERE YOU BOUGHT THIS PAPER. London Office, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street. r pHE YOUNG LADIE3' JOURNAL npHE BEST MAGAZINE FOR LADIES X AND FAMILIES. It always contains rpHE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS. X Useful and Elegant Needlework DeBigns. 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