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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6551, 1 December 1879, Page 4

Miscellaneous. TAEADALE STORE. M. B AEEY Begs to inform her friends and the pxiblic that it is her intention to continue business in the above old and well-known Establishment, and that no effort will be spared to give satisfaction to customers. Every Department of the House is overflowing with the latest SUMMER NOVELTIES, FASHIONS, AND MATERIALS. . ho NEW DRESS FABRICS are well worthy of inspoction. A Splendid Assortment of Hats for Ladios in the most modern stylo. HOSIERY AND HABERDASHERY In very great variety. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS Of all sizes and of excellent workmanship. GLASSWARE, CROCKERYWARE, CHINA, &c, &c. A large addition has been made to the GROCERY DEPARTMENT. NEW TEAS AND SUGARS, Guaranteed to be of the best quality. A New Shipment of HARDWARE has been recently received, including Sheepshears from the best makers. PATENT MEDICINES Can always bo obtained at the Taradalo Store. A quantity of BRICKS and FENCING POSTS on hand. The advertiser has marked tho whole of her goods to induce a speedy clearance at pricos which cannot fail to be satisfactory to customers, in order to make room for New Shipments of Goods expected shortly to arrive. 470 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT To the Inhabitants of Havelock and Surrounding District. RE-OPENED ! RE-OPENED J/~i m A V L O R • KJ9 A HAS RE-OPENED With an ENTIRELY NEW AND CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK Of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, &c, &c, &c, And hopes to receive again the custom of his 138 old friends and patrons. NAPIER DISTRICT SCHOOLS. THE Committee invite Subscriptions (or gifts of suitable Books) for the purpose of providing Prizes to distribute at the ensuing vacation of the Na\>ier District School. JOHN M-VAY, 583 Chairman. The Largest Circulation Abroad and at Home. Acknowledged the Queen of English Story Journals. " — Times. LONDON JOURNAL: BeaHutifully Illustrated. "Its Serial Stories are original, deeply interesting, and often superior to those of the Circulating Library," — See opinions of the Press. . Tbtb Monthly Part Contains Four Novels by popular authors. Complete Tales and Novelettes, Double Supplement of Fashions (Full descriptions), Colored Steel Engraving, Portraits, Views of Interesting and Romantic Places, Essays, Correspondence, Gleanings, . Answers, &c, &c. Forming A Volume of Family Reading most varied and interesting. No other Periodical extant can exhibit such an Array ov Talknt and Genius Inthe Literary Department. The Illustrations are equal to the highest priced Illustrated Papers. Amongst the authors of world-wide celebrity whose works have appeared in the London Journal are Sir Walter Scott, Pierce Kgan, J. F. Smith, Mark Lemon, Thomas Miller, Henry J. Byron, Miss Braddon, Mrs May Agnes Fleming, Clementine Montagu, Percy B. St. John, CharJes Reado, Watts Phillips, George Augustus Sala, James Grant, Ernest Brent. Mrs Southwortb, Miss Harriet Lowis, Miss Florence Marryat, Miss Drewry. Annie Thomas, Mrs Notley, Mrs Mayne, &o, Illustrated by Sir John Gilbert, R.A., Harrison Weir, Keeley Halswelle, A.R.S. A., A. Hunt, W. Hunt, G. F. Sargent, W. H. Prior, P. W. Justyne, T. Scott, B. Huttula, R. Tucker, &c. Press Opinions of the London Journal. "The ' London Journal ' is the Queen of English story journals. Its reviews, essays on fashionable society, political and historical articles, romances, love stories, novelettes, &c, are unequalled. " — Times. " The best and oldest of the Penny Journals, with the great advantage of illustrations of admitted excellence, In addition, it is a complete multum in parvo of fashion, dress, and all kinds of needlework. " — Examiner. "This illustrated periodical has maintained its superiority. Sound fiction, of course, forms its leading claim to the wide popularity it enjoys." — Critic, "Ihe extraordinary interest of its varied replies to thousands of correspondents is wonderful. " — Daily Telegraph. "The best family journal in existence." — Advertiser, "Its domestic tales of social English life have more real vitality and power than the great majority of three-volume novels." — Review. "Of excellent quality, various in subject, vigorous in Btyle, aud wholesome in tendency." — Evening Mail. "No expense or effort is spared to make the ' London Journal ' the best and cheapest domestic periodical in the world," — Standard. The Half-yearly Volume, Bound in cloth, forms a beautiful Gift Bcok. The Christmas Double Number and Holiday Double Number of the London Journal Illustrated). Published in June and December. T ONDON JOURNAL MONTHLY I J SUPPLEMENT. A complete Novel every month. T ONDON JOURNAL to be had of I 1 Gordon & Gotch, and all Colonial Agents.— Office : 332, Strand, London. 711 "■Fust received a consignment op ADELAIDE WINES (SUPERIOR), be had from 20s per doz. up to 30s, At A. lIANOY & CO.'S, 80 Hiwfcisg-steeefc,