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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7180, 4 June 1885, Page 2

* Men's and Boys' Suits made to moa- * sure at much shorter notice than hora. tofore. New Tweed Patterns just to hand at the New Zealand Olothing # Factory.— [Advt.] 617 *

SYNOPSIS OB" NBW ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs Brooking and St. Clair insert some particulars of the furniture which they will sell this morning at the residence of Dr Matthews, Shakespeare-hill. Mr Edward Lyndon will sell on the 12fch mat., on the premises of Mr G. D. Hamilton, Mangatoro, Tahoraite, by order of the Sheriff of Hawke's Bay, household furniture, farm implements, &c. Messrs Brooking and St. Clair will hold their next land sale on the 15th inst., when they will offer a number of properties in Napier, Woodville, and Ormondville. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company will hold their next sale of sheepskins, tallow, hides, and fat on the 17th inst. Mr Frederick Fulton, Emerson-street, has for sale Woodville section No. 57. A public trial of manuka scrub cutters will be held on the Longlands estate next Monday afternoon The owner of a saddle found last Sun--1 day can recover it by applying to Mr A. Hollis, East Clive. Mr Joseph Mayo, grocer, Shakespeareroad, wants to purchase a spring cart and harness. Mr Spackman, Shakespeare-roiid, has a Kirkman piano for sale. An addition is made to the list of persons who have taken out shooting licenses. " The Librarian " will be repeated at the Theatre Royal this evening. Messrs Blythe and Co. will have lace collars, fichus, fronts, &c, on their tables in lots to-day. Messrs Hardy and Sidey advertise portable boilers, coppers, tubs and buckets, wash-boardß, and patent clothes- washers.

The perfect safety canopy cot for the baby, which can be rocked by the hand or foot, Neal and Close have a few untrimmed. SAXES, Ac— THIS DAT. Continuation of sale of furniture, &0,, Messrs Brooking and St. Ciair, at the residence pf Dr Matthews. ShakespeareJnilij J.J.* Furniture and effects of James Lyon j also, cattle and horses, Mr Edward Lyn- '< don, at Hawkeville, 12. Theatre Royal— " The Librarian," 8.