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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5328, 12 March 1879, Page 4

NEAL AND CLOSE TTTILL offer, for a few only, the Balance of their SUMMER STOCK In the following lines, as really Special Jobs, MILLINERY. Trimmed and Straw Hats. COSTUMES. FANCY DRESS MATERIALS. FBENCH MUSLINS. Cuffs, Collars, and Lace Fichus, MANTLES AND JACKETS. CLOTHING FOR MEN. Men's Straw Hats and Helmets. LITTLE BOYS' SUITS. For Cash, the usual Discount of 5 per cent, will be allowed. NEAL AND CLOSE, DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS, HASTINGS. STREET. 634 STRIEN <& OARSTENS BEG to announce to the public of their Great Reduction in Prices, owing to the fall of the season. adles' Coßtmuea Lama Shawls French Muslins Sheetings Striped Linens Calicoes Prints Table Covers Alpacas Antimacassars Camalites Toilets French Merinos Quilts Marsellas Table Napkins Piques Underclothing Also a number of other Goods too numerous to mention. Therefore the Ladies favoring us with a call will not go away disappointed. All orders given in the Dressmaking and Millinery Department will be punctually attended to. STRIEN & OARSTENS, HASTINGS - STREET, Napier, Opposite Dickens-street. 617 PAKI PAKI HOTEL. npHE undersigned desires to inform the X public that the improvements and alterations in the above Hotel are complete, and that he will now be able to accommodate Wedding and Picnic Parties, Private Fami lies, and the Travelling Public with the Best Accommodation, A trap will also be in attendance ofter the arrival of each train at the Paki Paki Station. P. MORONEY, 81 Proprietor. CHRISTCHUROH GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP. (To be run on 14th April, 1879.) MR A. A. CAMERON has opened his annual Consultation on the above important event. 4000 Members at 20s Each. First (definite) £1000 Second (definite) 500 Third (definite) 300 Other Starters (divided) ... 800 Non-startera (divided) ... 1400 £4000 Exchange, Is, for cheques. Two stamps required, one for reply and one for result. ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251 j or Prince of Wales Hotel 798 Dunedin. MRS CURTIS, of Brewster-street, begs to inform the Ladies of Napier, that she has commenced business as MILLINER, DRESS, MANTLE and HABIT MAKER. She has had long experience, both at Home and in the Australian Colonies. Good work and a perfect fit will be guaranteed in the latest fashions, trusting to merit a share of patronage. fl&" Note the AddressBREWSTHR- STREET, Napie MR JAMES S. MASTER, LICENSED NATIVE INTERPRETER, Napier. 727