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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7146, 25 April 1885, Page 2

* The Windows of tie New Zealand Oloth- * • ing Factoiry are now replete with the newest and best goods manufactured. # Inspection invited. — [Adtt.] 458 *

I SYNOPSIS OF NEW AOVEBTISEMENTS.

Messrs Monteith and Co. will sell at the Horse Bazaar this morning, in addition to horses of various descriptions, the whole of Mr Pell's black-breasted game fowls. Messrs C. B. Hoadley and Co. will hold their monthly stock sale at Hastings on the 7th of May, when they will offer a large number of cows, bullocks, mixed cattle, sheep, and horses. Messrs C. B. Hoadley and Co. make additions to the Woodville sections which they will offer at the Hawke's Bay Wool Stores next Wednesday afternoon. Mr F. Algar, land and estate agent, Tennyson-street, has for sale a property ,in West Clive adjoining the residence of Sir George Whittnore. The Land and Loan Company have for sale Noonday oil, and various descriptions of grass 3eed. The Haioke's Bay Weekly Courier} published yesterday, contains the monthly summary for the San Francisco mail, which will close at the Napier post-office at 2.30 this afternoon. The Courier is the only weekly newspaper published in Hawke's Bay. Mr F. Algar, Tennyson-street, inserts particulars respecting the " Hawke's Bay Property Gazette," which contains a list of the • properties he has for sale. Messrs Wilding and Co., of the Waipukurau steam sawmills, announce that they . have opened a timber yard in Wellesley- }4 road, Napier, opposite the railway station. Mr W. Westlake, of the Working Men's Store, Ormondville, inserts a business advertisement. Prices of admission and other particulars are inserted in reference to the Waipawa Racing Club's meeting, which will be held at Kaikora next Friday. Messrs Kohn Bros., watchmakers ,'jA jewellers, who are disposing of their "V\€mganui branch, will offer a portion of_ their stock in Napier, in the premises opposite the Caledonian Hotel. Jacob Faithful advises intending investors in his consultation to apply at once, as it will close in a few days. Persons wishing to hold appointments in the New Zealand Militia as officers or noncommissioned officers are requested to apply to Captain F. W. Garner.

Little boys' serge, tweed, and velvet tunics ; little girls' colored merino pelisse choice costumes, trimmed plush, at Neal and Close's.

SALES, &c— THIS DAT. Apples, potatoes, produce, groceries, cigars, guns, furniture, and other goods, Mr C. L. Margoliouth, at his mart, 11. Horses and game fowls, Messrs Monteith and Co., at the Horse Bazaar, 11 30. Tenders close with Mr F. H. Stevens, Makatoku, for the erection of a first-class hotel at Mokatoku. Annual firing of Taradale Rifle Club. Final meeting of sub-committee in connection with industrial branch of New Zealand Exhibition, Education Office, 2. Art exhibition and museum of curios, St. Andrew's Hall, Spit, 2.30 to 6, and 7 to 10. General meeting of Ormondville Co-ope-rative Society, Skinner's Hall, 7. Acceptances for the Waipawa County Racing Club's meeting close with the secretary, Mr P. J. Popplewell, at Kaikora, 8.