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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7143, 22 April 1885, Page 1

Bmineas Uoticos JUST LANDED, Ex s.B. "Neweomen" and s.b. "Deccan," from Calcutta — 145 B ALBS roOLPAOKS ' Sizes 81b to llslb, with Detached Tops. 10 Bales Cornsacks. Ex "Lurline" and s.e. « Coptio," from London — 200 casks Knight's Portland Cement 200 paokages Nails, Iron Dumping Hoops, &c, JUST LANDING and TO ARRIVE. Ex "Mountain Laurel," from Liverpool "Peter Stuart" and "Ganymede," from London — 100 coils No. 6 Iron Fenoing Wire 50 boxes Price's Candles 30 cases Unsweetened Limejuice SO kogs Bright Fencing Staples 25 packages Twine, Sheep Shears, Bale Markers, Gate Hinges, Bolts and Nuts, Currants, and Oilmen's Stores 20 packages Genuine White Lead 20 drums Boiled and Baw Oil FOB SALE, Nelson Broß.' Tomoana Tinned Meats and Bacon and Hams, new oure Station Stores and Shearing Bequisites of best quality. JIBED. yff^" "^ILLIAMS, POST AHUBIRI. September 1, 1884. 239 BEOEIYED Ex S.B. "DOBIo[" Ofe> PACKAGES f^i ENEBAL DEAPERY, Containing Haberdashery, Hosiery, Linings, Grey and White Calicoes, Harvard Sbirtings, Print*, Spun Silks, Cashmeres, &c. NOW LANDING Ex •• HELEN DENNY," QK PAKAGES QUILTS, SHEETINGS, A*J Dungarees, Plain and Twill Turkey Beds, Umbrellas, Hats, Mattings, Bugs, Cotton Bath Blankets, Towels, Dawlas Teoklenbergs, AND TO ABBIVE Ex "NELSON," Q£\ PAOKAGES SOBIMS, Tarpaulins 6J\J all sizes, Bugs, Calicoes, Ticks, &o, -|7^ IN BOSS AND r\\O, % MEBCHANTS, 240 POST A H FB I B I 3i^\X» JT« X! ULLER, y<£./ «WV JOINEBAIU) /J?/^ 05 6 X A\ CABIWETMAKEE/c^/ wd \\ /Jpy VALUATOR, 242 171 A END Off TIMBEB IABD 1? AHD OOOPEBAGH 0. H. ALLEY Ell ioi Bui, SAWN TIMBEB SHINGLES AND HOUSE BLOCKS XOTABA POSTS AND STBAUTHBS HOBABT TOWN PALINGS GOALS AND MATI 91BEWOOD Tallow Casks and all kinds of Coopering n« on the premises. 26 [A OABD.] M B W. A. C OATES> BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCES, Mabkbt-stbbbt, HAiiiyftg. 103 "f TJ UTO H IN^, LAND AND COMMISSIOD AGENT, . WOODVILLE, g E E D 8 M A N, 222 OBEBT LAMB", M.8.1.8.A., Abohitboi, tbhntßok-stbhb 104 PUBLIC HALL, OBMONDVILLE. THE above Hall has seating accommodation for 200 people. Theatrical and other companies wishing to hire the above Hall can get full particulars by applying i i tbe proprietor. W. S. SEAVEY, Agent, Masonic Hotel. Or the Proprietor, M, J. SKINNEB, 76 OrmonatKlle. & r\Q,> SOAP MANUFAOTUBEBS, BONED ÜBT AND TALLOW MEKOHANTS, AWATOTO. Our First Prize Soap is a Good Article. Try our Anchor Blue Mottled. Cse our Carbolic as a Disinfectant. Soft Soap for Scouring a Specialty. 1 All Orders will reoeive our prompt and best attention. Postal Address— Box 126, Napier. 3 5 TBE T ITTLB TVJST "DANf HE JJITTLE -LJOST XANi HABTING3-BTBBBT. FUBNITUBE ! FURNITUBE ! i CHEAP FUBNITUBE. FURNITUBH NEW AND SECONDHAND. FUBNITUBE ON THE PUBOHASE HIRE SYSTEM. The Cheapest House in the trade is un- ' doubtedly the Little Dust Pan. 1 Parties about to furnish should call and inspect tho immense stock of new and second-hand goods at the Little Dusk Pan. You can furnish throughout in new or second-hand goods at prices that defy competition. You can have Suites new or second-hand, i You can have Tables, Chairs, Oheffoniers, a Chest Drawers, Iron or Wood Bedsteads, . new or second-hand, at the Little Dust Pan. P Lampware, Cutlery, Ironmongery, China, a Glass, and Crockery of any description. A large quantity of Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings, Door Mats, Hearth Bugs, G &0., &c., at all priceß. 8 Eemember you can furnish on the Fur« ■ chase Hire System at the Little Dust Pan. Remember the immense stook there is to c choose from at the Little Dußt Pan, and c that the prices are lower than any other f House in the trade. - mHE T ITTLE TVJST "pAN FUBNISfIING WAREHOUSE, 1 HA3TIN<M-iTBBM.; 19