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

Hotel a. ! i STAR HOTEL, EMERSON. STREET,, N.AFPIB.R. JAMES JOHNSTONS, (fliATi ot.thb Ferry^Hotbl, SfitJ TH>EGS' to inform his numeroua^frienda and " JD the Publio generally that he hj« taken the well-known STAR HOTEL* Emerson-Btreet, Napier. The undersigned feels confident that bo < far as old frienda are concerned, comments are unnecessary, but to all the new. onea he. begs to state that he wfdl use hia utmost endeavors to make their visits agreeable, and . to tapply their wants with the belt articles supplied in the trade. Trial and inspection are confidently and'reapeotf tilly invited. JAMES JOHNBTOBTE, 348 Proprietor. npARADALE TTT O^T E^L,, TaxuldaxiS. A. MAODONAiLD, In returning thanks for th© liberal patrona#a bestowed on him during bis occupation of the Taradale flotal, biigs to inform the travelling 'publio thai he hw now added Twelve Rooms to the old originaL and finished in the most recherche style. Visitors to Hawke's Bay will find this, one of the most comfortable Family Resid< jnces during their sojourn, it being within easy distance from Napier, Coaohestoand from the Hotel four times daily. , ( . „. table d'Hote, Billiard, and Bath £o< >ma. First-class Stabling, with weU-graaae*. ahd watered Paddocks. 31 Commodious Sale Yards,' Ac. A LBEBT TTOT:EL. QtTBEH-STRKVr, AUCKLAND. Pbopbmtob ... 8. O. CAUIiTON (Late of Masonic Hotel, Napier, mu£ Masonic Hotel, Giaborne, Poverty Bay.) private Suits* of Rooms lor Famillaa. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travo lors 35 LARGE AND TOWNLEY T>EG TO CALL ATTENTION TO *-* THEIR SPLENDID SELECTION OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Pianofortes by Bord, Erard, Lipp, Auoher Freres Harmsnlums by Alexandra and Chiiatophe Also, Needham's American Silver-tongued ORGAN. THE BEST COLLECTION IN NAPIER. LAHGB AND TOWNLEY, REGENT-STREET. 36 E ggggggg ' g? LITHOGRAPHING. t•■• • ■ • . 1 -r\INWIDPiE, WALKER Jb CO., having I \_) now added to their plant the requisites t for lithographing work, and secured the 3 services of a first-class Lithographer, are, » prepared to take orders for every description r of w»rk m the Lithographing branch. - 1 , Persons having platea of Billheads, Cards, t ko., to., can have, lithographic copies on • leaving the platea with ' DINWIDDIE, WALKER k, CO. 1 # % All orders entrusted to Dinwiddie, s Walker and Co. will rooeive prompt attention. [ . _ - ITAH'S SHEEP DIP. The Inventor olaims the following advantages for this Dip. lit. It ifl instantly and completely loluble, either cold or warm water. 2nd. It is perfectly safe, non 'poisonous in ts effects on sheep, healing t» all sores on the ■kin, simple in application, and xaay be used at any season or ia any climate. 3rd. It is a certain preventive, and perfect euro for Scab. 3 4th. It moßt effeotually deitrovi Red Idee, alao Sheep Ticks or Oadea, Maggots, and all other parasites whioh infest Sheep. >. sth. The Dip is invaluable for protecting the Sheep from the attacks of Flies and 7 Maggots. 6th. It has been found to be a valuable cure for Foot Rot 7th. It greatly improves the general health o of the Flocfe. Bth. It iB acknowledged by all who have used it to be the best composition known ir for improving the quality aud promoting the >; growth of the wooL c 9ba. The Dip is also invaluable or Horses, €)attlo, and Dogs, for the cure of Mange, and for the destruction of Lice and Flea*- ). KINROSS & CO., 43 Agents. £200 REWARD. >s )r A BE WARD o £200 will be paid to any •£-*« one giving such information to the police or the Insurance Companies as will ir lead to the detection and conviction of any person concerned in wilfully setting fire to premises in New Zealand. , . GEO. S. GRAHAM, Chairman New Zealand Fi-rd Underwriter* ' 399 Association,