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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5278, 11 January 1879, Page 4

Bnilneai Addresses. LION JS L HARRIS, Late J. ROBERTSON, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Hastings-strebt, Napier. 93 Opposite the Bank of New Zealand ' BARBAUD & BOWERMANJ /""IHEMISTB AND T"\BU<sKjHBTB Kj JLJ MEDICAL HALL, HASTINGS-STREET, Napibb. 127 F. W. O. STURM, NURSERYMAN, FLORIST, AND SEEDSMAN. H ifii'i Bat Nubiibiii. West Olive, Napier ,NJZ. 128 BOUTLEDGE, KENNEDY* Co., COMMISSION AGENTS, MBBOHANTB AND AUOTIONBBBB. 130 J. LiQUESNE. GOAL ft TIMBER MESOHAN Eabtbbw Spit, Napiib. 131 NAPIER SWIMMING BATH OLUB, Adjoining thb White Swan Brewery, Hastings-street. rpHE Baths are now open to Members and X Visitors for the Summer Season. LARGE SWIMMING BATH, 65 feet by 28 feet, ranging in depth from 2 to 7 feet. 3 PRIVATE BATHS, Hot and Cold Water with Shower Bath in each. Family Tickets to admit 4 in a family, 355.; Single Tickets for Ladies or Gentlemen, 21s. Hours— Ladies, Mondays and Thursdays from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m.; Gentlemen, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 6 a.m. to6jj.m.; Mondays and Thursdays, from 6 to 9 a.m.; Saturdays, from 6 a.m. to 9 S.m.; Sundayß, from 6 to 9 a.m. er 15 years of age admitted by family tickets are required to provide their own towels, and are only allowed to use the Private Baths on Fridays between the hours of 2 vud6p.m. ..... VISITORS «o the town are admitted on introductdon by a member on payment of Is. Names to be entered iv Visitors' Book at the Baths. Members are required to produce their tickets of membership on entering the Baths, or pay the usual visitors* fee. This rule will be striotly enforced. Bathing drawers oan be hired from the attendant at 3d per pair. # Persons desirous of joining the Club will g 5 Hon. Sec. ' PARIS EXHIBITION, 1878. THE ONLY HRAND PRIZE for Sewing Machines, and a muoh higher award than the Gold Medal, has been awarded the new WHEELER & WILSON Dt ;UBLE POWIvR SEWING MACHINES For b.uperiority i»ver 80 competitors. This brilliant triumph the verdict of the American Institof (the highest authority), that the New Wb eeler & Wilson is the "BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD." THE NEW WHEELER txt> WLLSON ' Has more and Greater Improvemeats than any other Sewing Mactaße. Send tor Price List to NEWTON AND IRVINE, AGENTS FOR NAPIBR, 66 FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. G. M < ALP IN E, LOCAL iSBSSBTffIbI BOOT DEPOT, ' T\ESIBKS to inform. the inhabitants of D Hawke's Bay that he intends adding Ai RetoUßusinesß with the Wholesale, at 2£ lowest possible price for Cash, pnor to alterations made on the premises. AJI our Colonial Boots made on tijepremlses, warranted our own make stock, conStrong Open Watertight., 13»fid Frenoh Calf, 13b 6d Shooting, 13s American Tweed, 12s 6d Gents' French Calf Elastiof, 15tf English Calf Elastic, 13s 6d American Tweed Blartw, 12i 6d nat received the first Bummer Shipment of 300 Pairs Ladies' Kid Booto, from 81 6 d, j 10«6d,1256d JOO Pairs Levant Elastics, 9s, 9s 9d 200 Pair* Klastic Lasting Boots, plain, Ba6d „ n .. CO Pairs Fanoy Lasting Boots, 9s ed 2CC Pairs House Boote, 5b 6d 5€ Pair? FJastio Children's Lastings, 5s Cd. 6p 6d 50 Pairs Children's Kid Bootß, 5s 9d, 6s 9d 100 Pairs Babies' Strap Shoes, Felt Boots, and Fanoy Kids 100 Pairs Ladies' Fanoy Shoes Victorian and Morocco Slippers in great variety. An early call invited. G. M «A~L PI NH. 67 STKIEN AND CARSTENS "QEG to announce the arrival of their FIRST SHIPMENT OF GOODS, Viz.:Flowers, Feathers, Millinery, Laces, Corsets, Ladies' Silk Scarfs and Ties, Shawls, Hesiery, Haberdashery, Mantleß. Also, a large number of DRESS GOODS, Consisting of Silks, Merinoß, Lustres, Alpacas, Muslins, Piques, Table Covers, Velvet Piles, And Cloth Embroidered, Sunshades, Silks, Lace, Gloves. Special attention paid to any orders given in the Dressmaking and Millinery Department. We also wish to draw attention to our well-assorted Stock of Men's, Youths', and Boy's CLOTHING. Silk Dust Coats Felts Lustre Coats Helmets Printed Moleß Leghorns Men's Tweed Suits Straws Youths' and Boys' ditto Caps Being Cash Buyers, we are able to Sell under the Usual Peice!!! Country orders punctually attended to. Address — STRIEN & OARSTENS, Hastings-street, Opposite Dickens-street. 68 NAPIER SAVINGS BANK. NOTICE. THE Business of the Bankwil^be carried on at Mr Lyndon's Officeß untiigthe completion of the New Bank Building, wwwwv. EDWARD LYNDON, W, ' Manager,