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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5308, 15 February 1879, Page 1

-VTAPIBR STEAM FAOT k O]RY, Dkx'kens-strbet, Napier. < WOOD, COA.L, AND OOKST DEPOT. TI TRIE ANtf MATAI FIREWOOD ;Cutto all lengths by steam power. Best|Newcastle Goal, aJso Coble and Oharooal in any quantities always on hand. Oats, Maize, and Beans prusfted on the Premises. Oats, Maize, Beans, Bran, Hay, Straw, and Chaff always kept in stook. Also, Posts and Rails, Hobart Town Palings, sft, and 6ft., and House Blooks. None but the best Horse Feed kept, so that customers can rely upon getting a good article. All orders punctually attended to, and delivered at the shortest notice to any part of the town. Country orders delivered at the Railway Station. WISHART AND CO., Dickens-street. 26 NEWTON & JOHNSON DESIRE to inform the Inhabitants of Waipawa and Surrounding Districts, that they have Commenced Business in WAIPAWA AS GENERAL MERCHANTS, And having made Extensive Purchases of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, They have Full Stocks in all Departments, Being possessed of special facilities for Buying in the Best Markets, they are in a position to submit to the Public FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES, • And beg to solioit an Early Inspection of Their Reobnt Importations. NEWTON & JOHNSON. 27? LAKE TAUPO HOT BATHS AND . SANATORIUM. rpHESE wonderful natural hot waten X possess curative properties of the highest value in all disease*. A single course | of bathing therein of only a few wetiks duration 1 ta totally removed many painful and ' Btubb. m oases of rheumatism, lumbago, and ; affections of the spine, while much relief in : every case is afforded. The healthy traveller, tourist, or excursionist visiting the Toloamo district of Taupo and the other Lakes -should ! not miBB the pleasures of the Baths of ; Tapapukuao, for there only the hot and cold ' water springs 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 Resi- ' dents and Travellers. Paddooks for Horses. For analysis of the water of the Taupo Hot Springs, see Mr. Skey's report in the last volume of the "Transactions of the JNew Zealand Institute." JDDWAJiD LO-fJLEY, 28 . Proprietor .— WAITANGI WOOL - SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. M BALDWIN, in thanking his Cus- . tomers for past favors, begs to inform them that he is prepared to Scour this season's Wool at following rates : — Fleece Wool lid per lb. Locks and Pieces ... „; Id per lb, He is also a cash purchaser of Wool, Hides, Skins, Tallow, and Culls. M. BALDWIN, 31 Waitangi. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MR. O. OHEYMOL, of Wellington, has this day appointed tMEiSSRS BOWES AND 00., of Shakespeare-road, Napier, hia Sole Agents for Hawke's Bay, for his direct shipments of WINES AND SPIRITS FROM BOURDEAUX. Also, FRENCH CALF, PRESERVED PLUMS, CIGARS, ETC. With reference to the above, MESSRS BOWES & CO. call attention to their Large Btock now on hand, and beg to state' that it is a condition of the Agency that no other brands of Wines and Brandy be kept but ■ those imported direct by Mr O. Chbymol, so that the public may rely on getting nothing but the genuine article. All the above are sold at Mr Cheymol'a Wellington Prioeß. Also in Stock— WHISKEY, BUM, GIN, ALES, & POBTEE Of the Beet Brands procurable at curront rates. Bowisli co., S HJA K E S P K A R E-B O A D Napier. 39 JOEL'S SPARKLING TjUNEDIIf ALES. SOLE AGENTS, HAWKE'S BAY, 59 DRANSFIELD & CO. BINNEY'S LONDON HOTEL. £500 SWEEP ON TIIE NAPIER HANDICAP. ONE THOUSAND Subscribers at Ten [Shillings each, divided as under :— Ist horse £250 2ndhorße 120 3rd horse 60 Starters 35 Non-starters... 35 £500 Intending subscribers are requested to • make early application 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. 72 LOABD.J m H O M A S T) ISHOP STOOK, STATION, & GENERA! COMMISSION AGENT, HA|xur9H, 95