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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5416, 24 June 1879, Page 4

... '' ' A * r"- ' " ■'( A '.*•'' " '''' o : ■„'•> „.r ..• :i.« i.::;- v. ©r . :>„■.:■. -. V »• .!-'.;O S STONE hM '0 HAND a large' &&Z "- i"; ?; > ! ir^a»6i^ l a^w^[-'xZi Z ■; j DBAPBBY, 'Z\ '\:'X: ■. ' Z>'''?Z* < : 01.0a!talNi&iV f!u;i -'" ; '" «=-df^d :,:.-■• : ■ : < A 7''.r i -ii, ■ > ] BOOTS, and ■:'«.- < : ' ; ■■ -,:'..) ?.; .. r.ll J »:l0i:f.l /.JHOlttb:----.-; '; , :.■.'"'.. „'■ .?:lß^MX^lfl^ ''" i = GROOIBIBB, Ao., &C 7Z''.hZ, ■.i,t '.'i -T •'■. . .'' ,' '.<•?'.- f, 'I.i: !.■' '-.f All orders will reoeive prompt attention r f . • i „i ■ . ', - . i: -!-?. ?•■:!( -, > ; ?' •■ .:-.■' ■':.'.' i'/" iii i 'jA'-> Goods delivered to any part of the diitoiet' ? '.T : ,|',| 114 Nauier pribei. J '\ } BiLUE GUM STORE, TA_R^!itE, ;?,! .' „^JEFFARES, AND 00.,;, [ \.Z"-"> HAVING removed into, their ne^ t .a^^,. . l£ . commodious Store, take the?oppor-? j tunity of thahMng the public generally ; for? past favors, and solicit the' continuance of '■ the! same; '■ 'y t "7 ' "' ' ' '; : ?' 7": ■ The present stook consists of the follow* |I;,U{ ing :— Men's, Boys'j and Youths' Clethlng, ! '-' Drapery, -Boots,' and' Shoes, Ironmongery, *--■:' China and Glassware, Crockery, Samlery,' i r > w Holloware, . Groceries, : Oilmen's Stores,: Aj Hams and Bacon, Colonial Ovens, Chairs*; f [ and every, /artiole. required for a general „-.. store, all p the best description. . . „. ■ , J. & Co. have received a consignment of „ ? , ready-made .Clothing direct from the^manu- ' 7" \ facturer's, iwhich.for material and' style is nib^ ' ' „ to be surpassed. ' '."'' " "•'■"*■ . ..• ' \ J. '." ' ■;: ■ ■" ' ■ ' •' iii. „: . ;>jj Note the address— Blue Gum Store, ,; ' '•'■ '"' ".' Taradale. ' 117 ;'' J B. v.* : * : *Z*Z". ENGINEER,. , Corner of Hastings-street: and'Dipke_u*>rtreet« STEAM, WATER,"*^ GASFITTER, Brass Founder and Finisher. ' . ? Conservatories, Green Houseki,' Dwellinjg r ' J ;° Houses, &o.; fitted with Hot Water J ( "•/' • Apparatus on the most approved :^'<> arid' eoonomical ; principle. ■■•!•.; ' i.J i! ?i BA!raS AND OUAyA^ORIES BTrrED ; *op. , ■ ? vI J Agriouituial Implements and all sorts of f -'' ■" Machines fitted arid repaired. * '? Am: Boiling -Downs fitted with the Newest. ; - : :<'y 'j ■ Improvement*!. -> ? J i_%iU>::-> . — | ■ '■- ■ — i — : : — ■— ■ — --^i — r— j — :-— i- 'i/.:u WAITANGi WOOL - SCOURING ( i ;.■;■, ,; ESTA.BIJSHII^NT. ; XX.Z-- '■ !■;"■> M BALDWIN, .in thanklijif , his T'f^X . tomers for past favors, begs to Inform" \ them that he is prepared to Scour ibis: '7 season's Wool at following rates :~ . * . !j ! , ° Fleeoe Wool 'i.i i.i- Ijd'per lbi ; ? liocks iind Pieoes ... .'„*- Id p*rlb; ' " A ■" > . _______________ > 1 !'•'; •.■•■■:■• -'.'A :Ai •-.- He is also a cash purchaser of Wool, Hides ' ; i a Skins, TaUow. and Culls. ? • M. BAL D WI N i ; ; 119 . Waitangi. A r <"'■) '■ • • „.": w '6''o.ii. : l':Z^ZZl THE UNDERSIGNED will purchase for CASH, or ADVANCE oh con.i&iiments to their Agents in London and ■:■■' Newl'ork.' '•>'■' '.=. <.'■■'' •??... •:;.".. 126 KINROBBftOo ' ' ' > I. " - ■ „.. ' ■■■ ■■" ■,-■/ 1 ' r >'< r ■■-■„' . ■ ;.. ! ] ' ; hast^s^om;^;;;.^" ■;.; )i R^PM^VILLE begs to : re^w^'pi,,'"''. . J^ thanks fbr 'the liberal supporj. accorded him ; since he commenoed ' binunesa ; ' ' in Hastings. He takes this opportunity of informing the settlers of Hastmgs and the surrounding' neighborhood that he has erected a BAKERY, ano intends to carry on . the 1 business of Baker hi connection with the Store; A •.*••,■:.... ■■-! THE BAKTNG DEPARTMENT ■;:: Is under efficient management, and the wants of customers will be carefully at tended to Wedding, Birthday, and other Cakes made to Order. '> A large Supply of Small Goods always on hand. At the HASTINGS STORE will always be found a good assortment of Clothing, Boots, Sho«"- Groceries, China, Glass, Earthenware- <4.c, &c. All orders will receive prompt attention. R. SOMERVILLE, 10 Hastings >store and Bakery. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, WAIPUKURAU. THE r. ndersigned begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has re-opened those Large and Commodious Premises next the Onion' Bank, and trusts by civility and attention to merili a fair share of public patronage. —^ Mail coach for Walhngf ord and Porangahau starts from the door every Monday and Thursday, , . , . Good Stablingi W TYNE, ' US Proprietor.