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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7196, 23 June 1885, Page 4

Notices AT THB DEPOT FOB THE KAIAPOI nLOTEHTS. vy We have determined to sell our Large Stock of NEW SOUND GOODS At Lower Prices than ever, to effect a speedy clearance and make way for incoming shipments. Great Beduotiens — 23s 6d Men's Trousers and Ve9tß, warranted all-wool tweed, and recommended for hard wear; 8s 6d Men's Tweed Trousers, good value at double the price ; 35s Heavy Nap Overcoats. The Cheapest in town; Boya' and Youths' Eaiapoi Clothing, unapproaohable by any other make for durability. Men's and Boys' Hosiery in great rariety. Blankets, Rugs, Portmanteaus, &c, at Bottom Prices. American Large Collars and Ouffa, Argo3y Braces, Gloves, Ties, &c. The Depot for the CELEB RATED KAIAPOI CLOTHING. DAVID "OALMEB & /"10., JL \j HASTIKGB-STBEET, NAJIBB, Next to Monteith's Sale Booms. David Palmer and Co., at the Depot for the Kaiapoi Clothing, are selling off their Stock of New Goods at reduced prices, to make way for incoming shipments. 102 L jyrUßttAY, gOBifiKTiS & £iO. HAVE JUST LANDED, EX HALCIONE, HIGHLAND GLEN, COPTIC, &o.— O|~| DRUMS NEATSFOOT OIL 20 „ Colza Oil 20 „ Stockholm Tar 1 Ton Genuine White Lead 1 „ No. 1 White Lead 1 „ Genuine Mcd Lead £ „ Snow White Zino £ „ Black and Green Paint 1 „ Patent Driera, 7a and 14s 1000 Yards 36in. Wire Netting 12 Dozen Parkes' Spades 200 Pairs Heavy Scotch T Hinges 50 Gross Nettlefold'a Screws 40 Tons Johnson's Fencing Wire 10 „ Walker's Crown Galvanised Iron 2 Tons Manilla Rope 50 Drums Boiled Oil, Patent Drum Buckets 2 Tons Shpet Zino--6 Hogsheads Laid law's Whisky ■ 100 Boxes Price's Caudles 100 „ Elsme and Sultana Eaisins 20 Oaaes Currants 20 „ inglo-SwissMilk ALSO, IN STOCK-, A GEICULTUEAL T MPLBMB I W TS. Eeid and Gray's Disc and Zigzag Harrows, D.F. Ploughs, Swingletrees, &c, and all extra parts Booth, Maodonald and Co.'s "Carlile" Diso Harrows, Ploughs and Windmills /JRA SjT QEEDS. Bye Grass Cocksfoot Clovers and other Imported Seeds Oornsacka Oval Samson Wire Dominion 2 and 4-barb Galvanised Wire Barbs and Barbing Tools Wire Nails and Sw banks Iron Fencing Hollers Turpentine, Arsenic Colvort's !«o. 5 Carbolic Acid Sheep Nets,' Tarpaulins Meek's FLOCB, OATS Australian Wines Manilla Cigars and Cheroots Havanna Cigars, ParJagoa Indian Cigars 1 Walnut Piano, by L. Nenfeld A&bhtb Fob— liittlo's Sheep Dip Courvoisier's Brandy Ind. Coope's Ale ]y~UKRAT, T> OBERTS & QO. 470 UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. Established in Dunedin, 1872. A LTHOUGH Pirie and M'Kay, Ladies' -£&- and Gentlemen's Hairdressers, hava had the honor of attending to Her Majesty's representative, Ministers, M.H.B.'s, navvys and bullock-punchers will all receive our best attention. Hair work and hair jewellery of every description at reduced rates* Hair Dye, 4s 6d. ' Eazors set, la. Ladies' and Genbs' hair cut and singed, Is ; Boys' and Girls', 6d. Theatrical and Street Wigs, Soalps, Fronts, Plaits, Tails, &c, made to order; fit and workmanship guaranteed. Parents will oblige us gteatly by avoiding bringing children on Saturday, if possible, but any other day we will be most happy to see youand all your sisters, cousins and aunts. — HRIfl & M'KAS", hairdressers and tobacconists, Emerson-street, opposite Blythe and Co. 934 W. O. ML B ° D - FURNISHING IRONMONGER, &0., Hastings. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ON HAND AND FOR SALE. 595 m Tjl ACCOUNTANT, SHAREBROKi?R, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGHINT. Travelling Agent for Australian. Mutual Provident Life Assurance Society. Office: IiKGSKT-STBBBT, NAPIBE, Opposite Sargood's Sample Roomß. 530 IN SEN AND -^TTILLIAMS", v y Waipawa, JENSEN AND /NO., HASTIMG3, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Have opened a First-class Stock of ' Jewellery. Also,— Jenson'B Celebrated ENGLISH IiEVER WATCHES, 8 Guaranteed Three Years. INSPECTION* INVITBD. ■' 624 THE PUBLIC TRUST. OFFICE OF : ; NEW ZEALAND. I^HE Public Trustee may be nominated . Executor under the Will of a Testator, or Trustee under a Marriage or other settlement. No charge is made upon the deposit for safe custody of any Will by 'which the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. Present Trustees, ifixecutors, or Adminis- : trators may, if- approved, relieve themselves • of future responsibility by transferring trusts to the Public Trustee., flenue, Trustees residing in England, America, and elsewhere, holding moneys for the benefit of persons who have emigrated to New Zealand, may not only relieve themselves of resp onsibility, but, 'as -the. rate- of interest obtainable in . New.Zealand exceeds the English rate will greatly augment the income of the benefioiariesfby so. doing. . The State gives an abso lute guarantee against loss of funds by the fraud or dishonesty of its officers. . .... =• The Public Trustee holds large sums. of. ' i money for investment,, on real security at current rates,. of interest. Applications for advances on first mortgage will' be received it the .various, agencies, where all further particulars may be obtained, v \ ~ * ■ •'. ■ .; .-: ... R. ,o,.haja gßTON. ' , - -: V_ ','/; :r Public.^irustee; C : Orto. THOMAS BOULLTi v vJ2 : ,-^l '-;'::■;., ,-.,.'.'. Napier Agent,