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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5331, 15 March 1879, Page 1

Wardrop & 00. TJ AY E jT O ARRIVE, Per_"Men_oza," Bags— 3 bushel, 50 and lOOlbs Flour Bitters— Orange Candles— Price's Belmont Obment— White's Geneva— Red JDKZ Groceries j^jig 2 gallon Lead— White and Red, 14, 28, 561bs Ling — Shetland Oil— Raw and Boiled Linseed Rice— Dressed Carolina Salt — Fine and Carolina Stapi-es— 6, 7, 8 Vinegar Whisky— Scotch and Irish Wine— Port, Sherry, Ginger Wire— Hyland's, No. 6, 8, 893 Arrived per Adamant. From London — DOUBLE FURROW \ " SURPRISE/ STEEL PLOUGHS, OIMBNT, White's CHAMPAGNE,fßoederor's GENEVA,JRed JDKZ GROCERIES GALVANISED2IRON OILS STOUT, Guiness's)by Burke SALT, coarse and fine !DS, Clover, Lucerne, Rape, &c. SHEEP DIP, M'Dougall's WHITELEAD ! WHISKY, Irish and Fine Old Scotch. And on Hand. Ale— Bass' by Byass, Ind Coope and Co., and Patterson & Hibbert, qts. and pts. Blsouits-Lamb's, in 1001 b cases Bitters— Stroughton's and Gillon s Orange Cement— White's Cigars— Havanah shaped, Manilla, 500 s, and various brands, 100's and 50's Wah— Salmon, Lobster, Herrings, (fresh and kippered) Haddocks, Yarmouth Bloaters Oysters, lib. tins, Sardines, lJ and Jib tins Flour— Adelaide, Duffield'sj Canterbury, City Mills Groceries— De Roubaix Candles ; Crosse and Blackwell's and Lea and Perrin's Sauces, Pickles; Salad Oil; Currants, and Eaisins; Mustard; Pepper; Starch; Rice; Soda; Crystals; Corn Flour; Marmalade; Jams IWIb —Ewbank's Wire, Counter • sunk Rivets Ofl B &c —Colza, Boiled and Raw Linseed, 'Castor, Kerosine, Turpentine, Pitch, and Stockholm Tar. Paints— White Lead, White Zinc, and various colors. Bx>pe— Manilla, Europe, and New Zealand, all sizes, Tether Lines Salt— Fine and Coarse, Table Salt, In bottle, Seeds— White Clover, Red Clover, Cow Grass and Trefoil Soap— Double Crown, Household, Blue Mottled, Soft Spirits in Bulk-Martell and Hennessy Pale and Dark Brandy; Dunville, Greenless, Long John, Lome wid Islay Whisky ; Lemon, Hart and Co. s. Rum Stjfrlts in Case— Hennessy and Hine Brandy ; P Eh, and Sir R. Burnett's Old Tom, , JDKZ Red and Green Geneva, Long John, ' Stewart's, Bernard's, Arrol's, Thorn and Cameron's, Whisky ; Curacoa, gtout-SSess', by Burke, Pig Brand, Blood Wolfe & Co Sheep Dip-M'Dougall's Patent, Carbolic Acid, Arßenic KfcrlstrL^mp, Sydney Company's No 1 and 3. Tea— Chests and Half-chests and Boxesvarious qualities TftTDaulina— All sizes iSo-Twist and Cake, i Tierces and WlneSampagne, Roderer, Giesler, Water's Quinine, Moselle, Port and Sherry, Clioquot, Ginger, Lime Juice Cordial, Wlre^Ry^and's Nos. 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, Galva. nised Strand, Nos. 7, 8; Iron Rollers and bolts for fencing Woolpaoks-10 and lllbs, attached and detached flaps, and 81b detached flaps ; Corn Sacks ; Hessian ; Scrim j Seaming Sundries— Oats, Maize, Staples, NoMJ, 7, 8,, Diamond Points, Tanks, Whiting,. Ruddle, Turkey Slips, Canvas, Nos. I 407 WARDROP & Co. FOR SALE, ONE OF EANSOMME & SIMS' 36INCH FLOUR MILLS, on Iron Frame, with best French Burr Stones, complete with Flour Dresser, &c. The above mill is suitable for any of the inland districts— Wairoa or Poverty Bay. The mill is direct from the makers and unpacked. Suited for being driven by a six-horse engine or other equal power. Also, A Portable Chaff-cutting Machine with Shafts for being driven by a six-horse engine or similar power. For particulars, apply to WARDROP & CO., > Port Ahuriri. March 13, 187& mHE Undersigned Guarantee the condi X tion of ALE and STOUT shipped by MESSRS J. & R. TENNENT PATTERSON & HILBERI " BLOOD, WOLFE & CO. Consigned to and sent out by them. WARDROP & CO., Agents. XMPHBIAL FIKB INSURANOI J[ COMPANY, 1 OM> BBO&D-ST., and 16 PAM. MiM, ' LONDON; IHSTITUTgBD 180 3. Subscribed and Invested Capita1.... ....... On Million Six Hundred Thousand Pounds. Insurance* are effected at Current Bates, am Irenes are settled in the Colony upon proof of loss. Agents for Hawke's Bay — WAEDROP & CO. FOR SALE. SECTIONS 4 and 5, each I acre, Para disc-road, Car lyle- street, a capita building site, with a splendid vie^ of the sea and Ahuriri Plains. Sections 50 ancl 51, Awatoto— Th promised railway siding at tin township should make theae se< tions a valuable investment. A ■ Section 29, containing 40 perchei Meanee Township, • with tw< roomed cottage, and garden we stocked with fruit trees. Th: section is never flooded. If not sold privately the above propertic will be offered by auction about the end < ApriL F. D.:LUCKIB, Estate Agent, 2§i