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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5336, 21 March 1879, Page 3

bALBS BY STUART AND 00. IMPORTANT SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS. On WEDNESDAY, 26fch MARCH, 1879, At 11 o'clock. STUART <t CO. Will Sell by Auction, in their Free Warehouses,, at Port Napier, on Tuesday next, 25fchinat., at 11 o'clock precisely, THE following goods just landed, viz., ex Bonito, direct from New York :— 2 Cases Castors, Fickle Stands, Spoons, Forks, and Butter Stands 1 Case Coe's Black Wrenches 1 Cade Mrnv.re Forks, and Iron and Cast Sieel Bakes 10 „ Sharp's Yankee Axes 1 „ Brooms, Whisks, Boiling Pins, and Patent Faucets 2 „ Soc'zeu Brooms 32 Racks Wood and Zinc Washboards 100 Boxes Clothes Pins 1 Case Spading Forks 20 „ No. 1 Axe Handles, 36 inch 1, „ No. I Adze „ 22 „ Chair* Dining, Office, Washington, Children's 1 „ Walnut Clothes Racks 1 „ Ligtjning Buck and One. man Haws 1 „ Lightning Cross cut ditto, 5£ to 7 feet 4 Crates Nos. 1 and 2 Cylinder Churns 2 Oases Washita Stone 20 „ Lobsters, in lb tins 6 „ Corn Flour and Best Gloss Starch 3 „ Claw and Shingling Hatchets 15 „ Boy's and Yankee Axes 5 Racks Thermometer Churns 2 Cases Cheney's Hammers 1 Case Eureka Wringers 1 Cask Sad Irons 3 Cases Howe's Scales 2 „ Plumbs and Levels 6 „ School Slates 9 „ Clocks (Alarm, Lever, Calender, &c,) 3 „ Boston Trucks (wheels inside) 13 Cases Improved Clinton Shellers 16 Casks Lamps and Chimneys 30 Kegs Dried Apples, each 56 lbs 3 Cases Charcoal Irons 30 „ lib Eensett Oysters Terms at sale. Luncheon at one o'clock. JOHN STUART, 1137 Auctioneer. ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, At 11 a.m. STUART & CO. Will sell by auction, after the goods ex Bonito, the following goods just landed ex Duke of Athole, from London : — 7 CASES, containing Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Parlor and Dining-room Fenders, Fireirons, Umbrella-stands, and Coppered Sofa Springs 24 Packages Register and Sham Grates, Box Irons, Sad Irons, Sets of Weights, 4c. Also, 3 Cases Brush ware, assorted The auctioneer calls attention to the above choice selection, which were ordered expressly for this market. Terms at Sale. JNO. STUART, 1134 Auctioneer. LANDING THIS DAY, Ex "Mary Wadley, from Hobart Town Qf\f\ CASES JAM, of the New Sea&\j \J Eon, beautifully got up. STUART & CO., Agents for Johnson Bros, and Co. March 20, 1879. 1157 ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. "1OO SACKS ° L D °A T S ' Ex "Isabella Pratt, from Oamaru. 11K8 STUART& CO. KAITANGATA RELIEF FUND. SUBSCRIPTION LISTS for the above Fund are now Open at the Banks, the principal Hotels, and the Town Clerk's Office, &c. Subscriptions will be received by the undersigned up to Noon of the 3 1st March, when the Lista will Close, and the money collected remitted to the Chairing --eMhfc. Relief Fund in Dunedin. Collectors also are requested to pay their respective amounts to the Tewn Clerk, so that the amount collected in Napier may be remitted in one sum, By order, M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Napier, March 6, 1879. 1020 "VTEW SEEDS, JUST RECEIVED, Hx "Clan Ferguson," from London. Clover, White Clover, Red Clover, Alsike Fescue Meadow Fesoue Hard Fescue Slieeps Rib Grass Sainfoin Agroatifi Stolonifera Lucerne Crested Dogstail Meadow Grass Wood (Poa nemoralis) Meadow Smooth-stalked (Poa pratensis) Meadow Rough-stalked (Poa trivialis) Meadow Soft (Holcus lanatus) Sheeps Parsley Yarrow Trifolium pratensa perenne Timothy Grass. Also, TURNIPS- OATIROTPurple Top Early Scarlet Horn Early White Stono Large Albringham Green Top Stone Early Snow Ball MANGOLD— Champion Long Red White Snowball Yellow Globe Red American Stone Golden Ball Pomeranian White Globe Green Globe Red Globe RUDDOCK & FRYER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, &c, N a p i b b. 740 ri 48 AND WATER LAID ON AND All kinds of TINSMITH'S WORK By experienced workmen, RUDDOCK & FRYER, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. N.B. — A very large and choice lot of GAS FITTINGS just received ex "Mendoza." 1102 J. RE N O UF BEGS to inform his friends and the Public of Napier, that he has re-com-menced business as Builder, CarpenteraudJoiner, and hopes by strict attention to bu si ness to merit the same liberal patronage previously bestowed on him. 1116 MR JAMES S. MASTER, LICENSED NATIVE INTERPRETER; Napier, 727