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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5309, 17 February 1879, Page 1

Haßtinga^stree^ Napier, Next Albion Hotel. Before purchasing elsewhere, inspect Grooott's New and Second-hand Machineß. All -kinds on hand, or procured in a few days. If you want your Machine efficiently repaired," go to Grooott's If you want good Machine Oil, go to Grooott's. If you want genuine Needleß of any make, go to Grooott's. ' If you want Oil-Can, Gauge, or new part of any kind, go to Grocstt's. New Hand Maohinks, from Three to 'five Guineas. Arm & Platforms. Wertheim's on East Terms. 49 TjIALL OF THE, SEA SON. We have decided to Offer, without reserve or exception, the whole of our Stock of < FANCY AND SUMMER DRESS r GOODS* j Ih Three Ranges of Prioes; : ■ ; ; ■■■* ; BLYTHE & CO. | ....■■ German Berge ? j No, 1. Mouslein De^Laine , ; .Barege :'"icHyKß',../!VNa»j . : 9^ per yard, Black Grenadines . : Black Check Grenadines usual price up Black and White Striped Grenadines to Is 9d per Wire Cloth Taaßore Linens Buff Piques yard. Scotch Lawns Scotch Ginghams &c , &c. No. 2. Alpacas Is OJd per yard, Carmelites Berges usual price up Lustres' Silk Waifs to 2s 3d per Snow Flakes Figured Fancy Linens , yard. Galatea Stripes, &o. Princess Cloth Silk Waifs So. 3. Real Alpacas Poplins Is 4Jd per yard, Double Waif Alpacas - Snowflakes, usual price up Stripe Snowflakes Check Snowflakes to 2s 9d per Silk Mixture Snowflakes Wove Snowflakes yard. Balernois ' '• Baßket Cloths , Matelaßße,Cloths <„ j Fancy Linens ■ No.;4r-f;; ■ ■ .:. ;: ' ' ■;''/ 10 Jd per yard, French Printed Muslins— Our Entire Stock without usual price, Is reserve or exception/ J 6dto2s. No. 5. ' French Printed Cambrics 7£d per yard, and Prints usual price; Our entire Stock without reserve or exception, 10idtols3d. , Millinery At Reduced Prices Costumes At Reduced Prices Ribbons At Reduced Prioes Concessions made in Price of all Summer ■;:•■■:";. ;■■..•• >,' y: ■■■ •.. ( T • Drapery from the present date, BLYTHE & CO. ■■ ..■ ■■;.:•. ■.■■-.■ / . ; . :;-393 ST. MARY'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ME ANEE. rnHE additions to this Boarding Establish X M fln t being now completed, i jcreased accommodation is provided for a number of ■ Boarders. . The bed-rooms are spacious and well ventiiated. The sohobl-room, which measureß 46 feet by 24 feet, is, ventilated on Tofein s principle, and has an aniple supply of maps, chartß, and^cieatiflo' diagrams. Attached; to the Sohooli is ; a large playground, about one acre in extent; ; ; ,: T .., ; : ■ i'O-i The Institution is under the r control and supervision of the Rev. Father' Reigner, who; has spared no expense in providing for the; health. and comfort of thebparderß. r The CatßoUo boys, receive reHgious instruotion three times per, week in the ohurohi from the resident priest, but -ii^ no base is, the faith of npn-OathqUc boarders interfered ..with.' • ."' -.-. • ... ■■■: •■■' /.: *- „• ' The subjects taught comprise ; Englißh Grammar and Composition, Hißt<)ry,,,Book-: keeping, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry— inoluding Practical Geometry and Mensuration. Navigation and Latin taught if re-: quired. : . , • The termß, which are moderate, can be learned on application to the Rev. Father Reignieror ; 50 ■...:.., ; Head Teacher. , JAMESON BROTHERS, AND OO.j Grain and Produce' Mbrohants, ; OHRISTGHUROH. ; tMPORTERS of all kinds of Agricultural X Seeds, Implements, and Machinery. Export orders promptly attended to. JAMESON BROTHERS & CO. 97 STUART AND A CO., General Merchants and Au<m.qNEER& AGENTS TO LLOYD'S. Port NAPiERi : AUCTION SALES held in. Town, or Country of Stook, Land and Mb* OHANDIZE-' 6 p POISON NOTIOE. I POISON will be laid on the Milbourne Estate on and after this date; ; -J I U ' , WM.HAST.IEr i • January 29, 1879, >: " -