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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7142, 21 April 1885, Page 1

Bnatneas Notioee i p( HE A P T^ V A WISHING. A TJO^SE XfIURNISHED FOR TjIIVE fi UINEAS (£5 5s Od), With tho Undermentioned Goods :— • BEDROOM— Bed, Blankets, Sheet?, Counterpane, Pillows, HUow Cuees, Strip of Carpet, Waehatand and Ware. SITTING ROOM— Table, 2 Chairs, 2 Dinner Plates, 2 Cups and Saucers, 2 Knives and Forks,s2 Tea Spoons, 2 Table Spoons, 1 Kettle, 1 Saucepan, 1 Fryingpan. AT JAMES S. LARGE'S FURNITURE TST ABEEOUSE, HASTIKag-STPBBT, THE OLDEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST FUBNITUBE WAREHOUSE IN HAWKE'S BAY. 32 EL W. B LAOKWELL> TAILOB AND HABIT-MAKEB, Has Just Beceived a Fresh Consignment of New Season's Goods direct from the Home Marker, comprising all the 'Latest Fashions and Patterns in Tweeds and Coatings, &c, which he will be happy to display to Patrons. All Orders finished in First-class Style, on as reasonable terms as quoted by any house in ths Colonial trade, and executed at short notice. Agent for W. H. Fenton's celebrated Auckland made Hats E. W. BLAOKWELL, Next the Clarendon Hotel. 15 REMOVAL NOTICE. HANOVEB HOUSE, Emerson-street. H<P 1? " T3 AP E, « \y -C • JT A P E, TAILOB AND HABIT-MAKEB, Begs to announce that he has Bemoved to his Newly-Erected Premises opposite the Star Hotel, Emerson-street, where he is now showing a Splendid Assortment of NEW ENGLISH AND COLONIAL TWEEDS, FAN Or COATINGS, &0., &0., Of which Inspection is Invited. First-class Fit and Style, and Beat Workmanship Guaranteed. Note the Address — H. C. F. PAPE, HANOVEB HOUSE, Emerson-street 1 6 rpAIT AND jft/TILLS WOOD AND COAL MEBOHANTS, HAY k OOBN DEALERS, DIOTBUW - BTBBBT, NAPIBB. All orders punctually attended to and delivered to any part of the town ft id flailwavßtation 20 1000,000 npBEES Q 000,000. 9000,000 XREES A 9 000,000. WE bag to thank our customers in Hawke's Bay for the liberal support accorded to us, and for the many expressions of satisfaction we have received from them, and beg to say that no effort shall be wanting on our part to continue to supply the best o! Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs. Having one of the largest stocks in New Zealand to select from, our clientß may rely on being well served. The packing of all plants receives our most careful attention. (See testimonials in catalogue.) Priced catalogues may bo obtained at the office of this paper, or post free from -|7~EBB AND *O ABNETT, Stanmore Nursery, Ohristchurch. 762 TTAWKE'S OAY TTTOUNDBY. HODGSON, BOWLEB & CO., ENGIBHEBS, BOILEBMAKERS, IBON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. Speciality in Bepairing all classes of Agricultural Machinery, Gas, Hydraulic and Steam Engines, Electric Apparatus, &c. Plans and Estimates for all classej of Engineering Work. Pobt Ahubibi. 321 TAMES TMT ILLS SADDLER AND HARNESSMAKER, Next the Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street, Napier, J.M. having commenced Business as above is prepared to supply the publio with all descriptions of Saddlery, Harness, Whips, Bits, Spurs, and all trade requisites, at the Lowest Bates. Having obtained the services of Mr J. B. Evans, late of H. B. Holder's, J.M. can guarantee to Customers the highest class of Goods NOTB THB ADDBBBS— NEXT THE HORSE BAZAAB. 11 TO WOOLGBOWERS AND OTHEBS nnHE undersigned haß erected large Wool JL Stores adjoining the Railway Station, at the Spit, and is prepared to Receive and Ship Wool and Produce to his own or growers 1 agents in London on the most favorable terms. • FRED. W. WILLIAMS. Port Ah ritOotofaer- 17th, 1882. 62