Busmeßß Notioes fESTABLItIHKD 1876.J PUKETAPU QITOKE A LATJGE ABiOHTMBKT OF GENERAL STORES Always on Hand, at lowest possible Prices, consisting of — GROCERIES, BSAPffIRY, SADDLERY, CKOCK3RY, IRONMONGERY, &0., MEN'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. Also, A Good (3-BNBBAii Assobtmeht of DBAPESV.. PUZETAPU HOTEL AND STOSE. W. ELBOURNE, Pbopbibtob. .. ; The Hotel is newly erected, and affords every Accominadation for Travellers, and is replete with every comfort, a Good Table. I WINES AND SPIRITS Of the Best Brands, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ALES. Tho Btables are large and commodious and First-class Paddocks, Accommodation Paddocks for Drivers of Cattle and Sheep. Puketapu Coach leaves the Hotel daily for Napier at 8.30 a.m. ; returning at 3 p.m. ] Patea Mail Coach arrives every Mouday, and loaves the Hotel at 7 a.m. every Thursday. 21 THE T ITTLI3 T^ U ST TT>AN ? HB JUITTLE JUUST lAN» HASTINGS-STBE&I!. FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! j CHEAP FURNITURE. , FURNITURE NEW AND SECOND- ] HAN3>. ] FURNITURE ON THE PURCHASE HIRE SYSTEM. « The Cheapest House in the trade is undoubtedly the Little Dust Pan. Parties about to furnish should call and ■ inspect the immense stock of new and second-hand goods at the Little Dust Pan. 5 You can furnish throughout in newotr j second-hand goods at prices that|defy com- * j petition. I , You can have Suites new or second-hand. ; You can have Tables, Chairs, Oheffoniers, Chest Drawers, Iron or Wood Bedsteads, ■ new or second-hand, at the Little Dust Pan. f Lampware, Cutlery, Ironmongery, China, Glass, and Crockery of any description. t A large quantity of Carpets, Linoleums, j Mattings, Door Mats, Hearth Rugs, 0 &c, &c, at all prices. f Remember you can furnish on the Pur* chase Hire System at the Little Dust Pan. Remember the immense stock there is to choose from at the Little Dust Pan, and that the prices are lower than any other ( House in the trade 4 mHE T ITTLE T\UST T>AN J, JU Xs JL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 2 Hastin&s-stbbbt. 19 - JUST LANDED AND TO ARRIVE, i Ex s.s. Tainui, s.s. Coptic, Lyttolton, and Rangitikei, &c. — Kf\{\ BAGS COARSE SALT 100 bags Rock Salt * 50 drums Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil c 60 boxes Price's Candles I 25 cases Turpentine ... , • • 42 drums White and Sed Lead 20 drums Calverb's Carbolic Acid and Stockholm Ta* Starch, Mustard, Split Peas, Keillor's Mar- ' malade and Candied j*eel, Prepared . £ Groats and Barley > Messrs George JJelson, Dale andOo.'a Gela- , tines, 1/ozenges, Citric Acid, Jellies, j ' Blanc Mauge, Lemon riponge, Essences, ! and other specialities. 808 SALE. I Sfelson Bros.' Tomoana Tinned Meats and Station Stores of best quality, Fred. *r\r -^nrriLLiAMs, PORT AHURIRI. 516' I RECEIVED Ex S.S. ••DORIC," f>>"7 PACKAGES 'rf^ ENBEAIi DRAPERY, Containing Haberdashery, Hosiery, Linings, Grey and White Calicoes, Harvard Shirtings, Prints, Spun Silks, Cashmeres, &o. _ NOW LANDING Ex HELEN DENNY, 2 QK|PAKAGESQUILTS,SHEETINGS, - At) Dungarees, Plain and Twill Turkey f Reds, Umbrellas, Hats, Mattings, Rugs, Cotton Bath Blankets, Towels, Dawlas Teoklenbergs, AND TO ARRIVE Ex « NHLSON," tyf\ PACKAGES SCRIMS, Tarpaulins taet\J all sizes, Rugs, Calicoes, Ticks, &o, KINROSS AND /^lO., ! \> MERCHANTS, Pobt ahttbibt. £ DUCKS, FOWLS, PIGEONS, ] Dressed and Undressed. FRESH OYSTEES, by the Plate, Bottle, . or Kit. Fresh Fish, Cockles, and Shrimps daily; also, assortment of Smoked Fish, &c, &c, at the HAWKE'S BAY GAME, POULTRY, aud FISH DEPOT, EHEBSOH- STREET. Fißk Suppers. | Oyster Saloons. 55 REMOVAL NOTIOE. HANOVER HOUSE, Emerson-street. Hf* "171 T5 AP E, « %Urn JJ • Jt A P E, TAILOR AND HABIT-MAKER, Begs to announce that he has removed 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, FANCY OOATINGB, &0., &0., Of which Inspection is Invited. First-class Fit and Style, and Best Workmanship Guaranteed, Note the Address — H. O. F. PAPB, HANOVER HOUSE, Emerson-street. 16 1000,000 npREES O 000,000. 9000,000 Xrees £49000,000, 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 sny that no effort shall be wanting on pur part tp continue to supply the bes oft Fruit 'trees, forest. Trees, Ominnenttil Trees, and Shrubs. Having one of the largest stocks in Few ' Zealand to select from, out 1 clients i»a.y relf on being w«li seized. The packing of all plants receives our most, CHivful atteutjju. (Bee testimonial* in catalogue.) Priced catalogues may be obtained at the office of this paper, or post free from KJfiKH AND "OAJiNETT, Stanmore Nursery, Ohristehurch. . -; -. ■ ■-. • ■ > --v-w2
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7173, 27 May 1885, Page 1
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