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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6917, 22 July 1884, Page 2

STNOFSIB OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs Banner and Lid lie's sale of oranges, lemons, apples, pears, &c , will be held at 10 o'clock this morning instead of 11 o'clook. In a double column advertisement reasons are given why the elec >rs of Napier should vote for Mr Ormond and should rejeot Mr Sheehan. A single man wants a situation on a farm. ~->"Teaders_are. invited bjr Mr_ J.JEl,,_Stenlevfor renting the Ledge estate in .Kelson. The thoroughfare through the Government lawn is stopped to-day until 6 o'olook this evening. Mr Villers 1 coaches will be at the disposal of electors at the Spit today to convey them to the pall. With to-day's Hbeald we issue a supplement, on one side of whioh Mr Desmond gives reasons why the electors of Hawke's Bay County should vote for him, whioh it is to be hoped they will not ; the other side id ooeupied with ordinary advertisements to relieve the pressure upon our space. Messrs Neal and Close insert a handbill as a supplement to this day's Hebald, in whioh they announce that in consequence of impending extensive alterations to their premises they mußt largely reduoa their stock of drapery, clothing, boots, &0., as they will have to conduct their business within half the space now devoted to that department. They will therefore Offer the stook at a heavy reduction in present prices. Professor Anderson, assisted by the thought reader Louise Maude Anderson, will appear at the Theatre Royal to-morrow evening. Mr Arthur Desmond, in a column advertisement, puts a number of. questions respecting W. B. Crossbred. } Mr Ashton desires everyone to rote for him at the bar of the Occidental Hotel. The Bon March(s ohange their advertisement over the leader. . . Several new advertisements of vacant situations are inserted in the "wanted" column on the front page. Becordyour rote early, and oall and see* Neal and Close's warm overcoats, whioh are offered at half price. BALES, 40.-THI3 DAT. Oranges, lemons, apples, pears, kerosene, .and sugar, Messrs Banner and Liddle, at their rooms, 10. Polling day.