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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7197, 24 June 1885, Page 2

* Parents and Guardians are invited to * visit the Sew Zealand Clothing Factory's Branches, where all Goods are being sold at faotory prices. "Encourage Genuine Colonial Indus- # tries."— [Adtt.] 981 # BYNOPdIS OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs 0. B. Hoadley and Co. add to the list of properties they will sell at the Hawke's Bay Wool Stores next Friday afternoon a section at East Hastings and a section at Ormondville. A plan of the subdivisions of section 67, Hastings, is issued with to-day's Herald; Messrs Monteith and Co. make a number of additions to the catalogue of horses they will sell at Beecroft's yards next Friday afternoon. Mr Robert Dobson, agent, has for sale the iron barque Kate Tatham, at present lying at Launceston, Tasmania. Mr Horace Baker, Commissioner of Crown Lands, inserts a notice of an auction sale of lands and licenses to be held at the Council Chamber on the 24 th of July. Mr J. Goddard, of the Havelock Nurseries, announces that he has for sale a large stock of reliable fruit, forest, and ornamental trees, shrubs, plants, seeds, &c. Orders may be left with Mr Ferguson, Napier ; Mr Hastings, Hastings ; Mr Jull, Waipawa; or Mr Goddard, at the nurseries. The half-yearly meeting of the St. John's Branch, H.A.C.B S., will be held this evening at the usual place Messrs Holland Bros., shoeing and general smiths, Danevirke and Kaikora, insert a business advertisement. The Accident Insurance Association of Now Zealand vrill accept risks on jockeys. Mr Kenrick Hill, of Clifton station, haa 30 fat steers for sale. Captain Frank W. Garner inserts district Volunteer orders.

The partnership between Messrs L. Parsons and W. Small, sawn.illers at Makatoku, has been dissolved. Moneys due to or by the late firm' will be received or paid by Mr L. Parsons. The prizes won at the annual competition of the Taradale Rifle Club will be presented next Friday evening in the Oddfellows' Hall, Taradale. Frank White inserts a statement respecting his proceedings at Professor Baldwin's performanca at the Theatre Koyal on Monday evening. The Napier Naval Artillery will parade to-morrow morning in front of Mr F. Russell's store. Mrs Tuxford, ladies' outfitter, Emerson- | street, announces the receipt of fancy work, fingerings, Andalusian wool, crewel silks and wools, baby linen,' &c. Messrs Blythe and Co. advertise twobutton Swede gloves. Professor and Mrs Baldwin will not giro a performance this evening, the theatre being engaged for a ball, but to-morrow evening they will appear for the last time in Napier. .Ladies' choice and nicely trimmed cloth jackets, worth 455, Neal and Close offer at 21s each. SALES, &a.~ THIS DAT. Trees and shrubs, Mr C. L. Margoliouth, at his mart, 11. Watches and jewellery, Messrs Banner and Liddle, on the premises next the Horse Bazaar, 11. Meeting of Scinde Lodge of Freemasons, Masonic Hall, Tennyson-street, 4. Negro minsftrel entertainment and concert, Oddfellows' Hall, Taradale, 8. Artillery Volunteers parade for gun drill and inspection at the gun-shed, 8.