Page 4 Advertisements Column 8

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5422, 1 July 1879, Page 4

: ' : - i '- ", ■-■''; ; ••'••' ■'■ j v.; -:'!' '- Ka.'iiati ,'ioi: .h.<_>< V'H i«L y "B ii-o o% ■ wso it'^ >i; " "■ $ .! -■■ •■.';• i -<.-.: h;b :■:,;;. ,:!.-•' %'f^l; i>-({ ■'■'■■] ' ! ."■•• • ••WtUHMUoUd-StoAk'Ofj- 1 :.-..-,,- n;I 4,:-v '''■;'■ I -'• ■'-■! -■-..•'-' ■••"•;;: i.-'-.\i -::<L"o id F.ioqjsq ei< All ordfrs will nejfot prompt i4t«ntiok ' : ' 11*-, . .-I"' EMU* priOM. _.!} , : j,;.. i-;.. .r-.. •' : ■ !..• " '•. . :, ••- •,* -■- .r.-i'-( ,[, ...,-[ Vi r H . ' '■ ' i 'v ■ • •'■•:!'■, ■■ ■ '<■: ■■ Ul ,'mivh/u : : :; { i;. : f ix--- ■-.BNGai!rEBRi.-_v:i..-aiL'' iu4 Corner of Hastings-street and Diokeni-street ; '' ";' : . | 'i r : r.; .':.-« :- - . r.-r.- ■j^ar^o^o-aiiT- '''.:'. BTEA^;wAT^^GASFiTTBEi "'^ ', j ; Brass Founder and Finishsrl " v ' '. i "■■-■ - : " ■■• •: ■■" ■ '- ' : . ov Cox soiu^o OiT. •: ■■'■: Conservatories, Green Hbiuea?''"!D^J!^a^ / Houses, &oi, r fitted with f ; Apparatus on the most ' rr ( economical j»ruioiple. ; ■ ; ",- 1 -^; "■:■•*;■ . '■" j ••' r•■ ' ,- : - - ''J» rrtZ-:i:---! > war. ..;j -t^* ;r t !. BITHS 1 AN© j^^TOBBSS-MIXJED T/P; ; ' Agricultural 'lmplements and all sorts of '' Machines fitted and repaired^ ' r l ' v hs ” Boiling Downs' fitted! wiih the Newest ' vi ' tr l j Improvements. "i> •■.■> ..■: .gyjnr;; 'j" \ ' ■ ' , V • — . •""';•''•; : -' -^ j f « . WAITANGI WOOL i SdotTRING ' : : ESTABLIISHMBNT. * \ [^•' ■-■•■ ." •'•' i' 1 ■ • ■» '" ii.! Vjniiti'Tnk,' ?Iv< Jy/ 11 *" BALDWIN, in thanking hUCus. IVJL. r tomers for past favors, begs to Inform them ; that ha is; prepared to Scour thi« ■? season's Wool at following rates':—- w O - o ; ' ; -<•• MeeceWool .-,....,. ... lidporW \'JZ Looks and Pieces ... . ... id , par lb, .;• z\].. He Is also a cash purbhaser of WooL Hides ! ' : Skins, TaUow. and Culls. r M. B A L D W I N ' ; 119 Waitangl. • ■?/ ■ •■ ■ - ■ .'■■:■■ i i . i:yf( ■.: \-u --.hi Y-oifjff THE UNDERSIGNED will parcawe for CASH, or APVANdIs; on S! ' v ligiiments to their Agents is tienaon and - New York,'' ' '- ' l ll v p *--'V r ~ \ ■ : ; 120 ;, \ ; ; : • ;Kiini|osß'^')pp''::;,.:^ HASTINGS SToitßi »; R: QOMBRyiLLB begs; to reftira fhta t- ; „!■ k3 ■thanks for the liberal support accorded nun t Bxnoe . he . oammsnoed] bonjaeaji' r.-r in Hastings. He. ; takes this r . informing the settlers of Hastuiga «S^the " ■ surrounding ; neighborhood i&iffi*^\xp *i baa V erected a BARERY^ ano intends! $> carry «a ' the business of Bakerincbnnectibn with the' ' Store. ■'■■■■• •'■ \\".'''"-'\' '>■■-'■ '■-■'■'Tip n:>i"< -'.-i I THE BAKING^p^ABjniB^T 1 '";'"'"..! I .'; Is under effioient. management, J and' tiie wants of customers will be carefully at* '"' ■'• tendedto' .-''' V V '"//•': '„'^.) ' r.'. > " ''";'' 'V VJ Wedding, Birtoday, and' other Cakes niade bl / ( V.;." ;i ."'"..'-'.-.».O»a«fi' : . '," J^''-' ■'.•'.'—'•' A large Bnj^'V'dt/jy^' : ]o^ t alim : : ;■;;; | ;■•;.'".■", V"..??- 11^ :■ -^i '.':'.' '"':Z:." : '":' At the HASTINGJrS^ be [ found ; a good assortment of Clothing, "' Boots/ :ShcM»«'^ Groceries, Cbina,^''''Glaßaj'- ' Earthenware, &o.ygmi'Z '■>" -"f ujonir.!.:;?.!^ -^ All orders will receive prompt 'attention. ; '■■■■■■ R. SOLOatVILLB, f«f r ' 10 -;: Hastings Store and Bakery. OfiHE undersigned begs ,tb Ititiini -''J^i ' j ' | J_ ~ friends, and the public generally tha^M he has reopened those Larg^e 'and' ComJH mddious Premises next the :; Union Bahft^M and trusts by oivility and attenti6n to meriii l^! a fair share of public patronage.' . 5 >..- t.oi / Mail coachfor Wallingfordand Porangahau ' starts from the door every Monday and' : Thursday, „ ■,■* Good Stabling, •..-■ '■ ■•■•■ ,:> -i. , - • "• . : ..<W.TYB^"I->.;' ■. * ia ■'.;-. Proprietor. ; ' .■.""■• NO^iVb.. -'/;'■•-.'-"!, ;'--!■• M'LEOdIS PATENT BAFETY.; TB?BER \]^ MESSRS FRASER;AN9 f fosfifc-* "! Phoenix Foundry, Aiicklaiid. are • Licensed to make and Sell these light;: powerful Jaoks, so well suited to ' Bush and^»(| Saw-mill work, or on board Bhip, in Ware-^iJ houses, at railway stations, or wherever ! 1? heavy goods, timber, machinery, &o, 1 , hay to be moved or handled. 1 ; i :.;.■! .Owing to the superiority of, and demand ! for, these Jaoks, Fraser and Tirine hare pro*, r.i vided all the machinery for their .'mamuac-:-rrv ture, and are now engaged in making, 1000 r- \ of them. The parts : of the , Jacksthat W> j subjected to the greateßt amount bf strain .- and wear are being wrought from their scrap' ■ furnace. - ' ' „ ;. .'..'.'■ iThe chief points of advantage in these •' Ui l : Jaoks are :— l. Their long thrust tldmittihft " • if necessary, of the wood or stalk being made • shorter than usual, for. small; timber tod -i saw-mills. 2. That they do not run back ' Vf under heavy weights, thus dispensing, with ' i the continual attendance of one' band, on jjm whose care may often depend the safety oliV* other hands. 3. Their reduced dimeasiQWQfl and weight reducing the dang«r of their »•'• 41 moval from rolling logs, &0., and nul^g^ them so much more handy and oonvenientlf^ for carrying and working. ' . .