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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5833, 19 November 1880, Page 3

Art Unions IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALL THE PRIZES AT LIONEL HARRIS'S ART TT N I O N Can bo selectod by the Winners at the present greatly reduced rates. TICKETS, £1 EACH. 643 ANNUAL ART UNION CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELLERY. 200 Members at £1. To be drawn at MAYO'S EMPIRE HOTEL, on CHRISTMAS EVE, 24th DECEMBER, At 8 o'clock. Ist prize, consisting of a lai'go handsome Coffee Waiter, Tea and Coffee Service, and Revolving Butter Cooler, all best E.P. ware, £10; 2nd, Silver Hunting Keyless Chronograph Stop and Fly Back Centre Seconds, suitable for racing or scientific purposes, £25 ; 3rd, Ladies' Gold English Lever Watch, £17; 4th, valued at £15; sth, £10; 6th, £10; 7th, £9; Bth, £9; 9th, £8; 10th, £8; 11th. £7; 12th, £5; 13th, £4; 14th, £4; 15th, £4 ; 16th, £3 ; 17th, £3 ; 18th, £3 5 19th, £3 ; 20th, £3 ; 21st, £2 ; 22nd, £2 ; 23rd, £2 ; 24th, £2 ; 25th, £2.— Total, £200. Tickets may be had at any hotel in tho province. Country settlers can have tickets forwarded to them on receipt of P.O. Order or cheque. S. E. COOPER, (Late T. Morrison) . WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Hastings-street. 606 TTTALL AND CO.'S ART UNION, 7th Ybab. 200 MEMBERS AT £1. First Prize £50 Second Prize £20 33 Prizes from £2 to £10. Winners of Prizes select any goods in our Establishment to value of Prize. P. 0.0. or Cheques gratefully received. Business Notices CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS Cheaper than any other house for CASH. A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK now being opened up of English and Foreign Watches and Clocks. ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL JEWELLERY, in Gold and Silver, of Every Description, all imported direct and bought for CASH. H. H. WALL & CO., HASriXGS-STREET, 693 Napier.

THE NEW SHEEP DIP AND SCAB SPECIFIC. REDUCTION IN PRICE. 1 1 1 HIS most invaluable Fluid Dip may now JL be obtained of all Agents throughout Now Zealand at 7s per gallon in casks, and 7s 6d in drums. Proprietors and Manufacturers, MORRIS, LITTLE, & SON, Doncaster, England. Wholesale Agents : EDWARD DOMBRAIN & SONS, Christchurch and Melbourne. R~ ¥. BRIGHOUSE, SODA- WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, RICHMOND PARK, W A I P A W A. Country orders punctually attended to. 98 j 7>i mayl ob ' s GENERAL STORE, Havelock, Cannot be excelled by any store in the dis- j trict for good value for money, variety in choice, and care, combined with taste, in selecting my new season's goods, which have just arrived, and are now being opened up, and exposed for sale at prices which must give satisfaction; J.C.T's prices will be found to compare very favorably with Napier houses. Now on view a very choice lot of Pompadour, Do Prints, Lustres, Costumes, Silk Ties, Ladies' Straw Hats, Girls' Do Do, Fancy Trimmings, Choice Flowers, etc., etc. Inspection invited. A discount of 5 per cent, has always been allowed by me on one pound parcels of drapery. J.0.T., Havelock. Agent for the Ormondville Steam Saw Mills. Any lengths of timber supplied at lowest current rates. 259 THE MAGIC TINNER. PATENT SOLDER. MESSRS RUDDOCK & FRYER are hereby appointed Solo Agents for Hawke's Bay for Sale of above. F. HEIM. Napier,27th August, 1880. 92 HENRY BRACE AND CO. (limited), MERCHANTS. Wholesale Amiy and Hunting Saddlers and Contractors to Her Majesty's Cavalry Forces, WHOLESALE SADDLERS AND COACH IRONMONGERS, MANUFACTUERS OF ALL KINDS OF HORSE APPOINTMENTS For the East and West Indian, Australian, North and South American and Continental Markets. Walsaxl, England, and High-stbeet, 'Auckland, N.Z. EDW. JNO. COX, 107 Manager, Auckland Branch. "O O R SALEThat splendid block of land containing 600 acres, adjoining the town of Hawera, near Wangantii, fronting the main road, and occupied by Messrs A. and T. Middlemas. The land is some of tho best in that favored district. It is fenced in with secure live fences, divided into suitable paddocks, and well laid down in English grasses. There aro two homesteads, and everything necessary for working the land to the best advantage. The land is put in the market because the owners are leaving the district. Any person in want of a first-class farm should embrace this opportunity, as land in this position and of such good quality is rarely offered for sale. I A large proportion of it must be required for building purposes, as the town of j Hawera^is extending in this direction. For full particulars, apply to FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer, 339 Wauganm,