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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7200, 27 June 1885, Page 4

Notices /■^REAT /"NLEARINU-. QALE AX THE DEPOT FOB THE KAIAPOI _~XLO'THINGK We have determined to sell our Large Stook of NEW SOUND GOODS At Lower Prices than ever, to effect a speedy clearance and make way for incoming shipments. Great Seductions — 23s 6d Men's Trousers and Vests, warranted all-wool tweed, and recommended for hard wear; 8s 6d Men's Tweed Trousera, good value at double the price ; 35s Heavy Nap Overcoats. The Oheapost in town; Boys' and Yoaths' Kaiapoi Clothing, unapproachable by any other make for durability. Men's and Boys' Hosiery in great variety. Blankets, Bugs, Portmanteaus, &c, at Bottom Prices. American Large Collars and Cuffd, Argosy Braces, Gloves, Ties, &c. Th.9 Depot for the OELEB SATED KAIAPOI CLOTHING. DAVID tJTIMIR & ifK)., HABTINGB-3TBBBT, NAPIBB, i Next to Montoith's Sale Rooms. 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. 1021 HAVE JOST LANDED, EX HALOIONE, tfIGIILAISD GLEN, COPTIC, &o.— ttf\ DRUMS NEATSFOOT OIL _J\/ 20 „ Colza Oil 20 „ Stockholm Tar 1 Ton Genuiae White Lead 1 „ No. 1 White Lead 1 „ Genuine iied Lead $ )) Snow White Zinc 1 „ iilack and Green Paint \ „ Patent Driers, 7a and 14s 1000 Yards 36in. VPire Netting 12 Dozen Parkea' Spades 200 Pairs Heavy Scotch T Hinges 50 Großs iifettlefold's 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 Bh«>et Zinc 6 Hogsheads Laidlaw's Whisky 100 Boxes Price's Caudles 100 „ Eleme and Sultana Eaisins 20 Oases Currants 20 „ Anglo-Swiss Milk \ ALSO, IN STOCK, A GRIOULTURAL TMPLEMENTS. Reid and Gray's Disc and Zigzag Harrows, D.F. Ploughs, Swingletrees, &c, and all extra paits Booth, Maodonald and Co.'s " Carlile " Disc Harrows, Ploughs and Windmills /^RASS" jgBE'DS. Bye Grass Cocksfoot Clovers and other Imported Seeds Cornsacks Oval Samson Wire Dominion 2 and 4-barb Galvanised Wire Barbs and Barbing Tools Wire Nails and Ewbanks Iron Fencing Rollers Turpentine, Arsenic Colvert's No. 5 Carbolic Acid Sheep Netu, Tarpaulins Meek's FLOOR OATS Australian Winea t Manilla Cigars and Cheroots Havanna Cigars, Partagos Indian Cigars 1 Walnut Piano, by L. Nenfeld Agkktß Fob— Little's Sheep Dip Courvoisier's Brandy Ind. Ooope's Ale J^TUBRA.T, "O OBBKTS & £JO. 470 UNDER ROYAL PATSONA9E. Established in Dunedin, 1872. A LTHOUGH Pirie and M'Kay, Ladies' X3L and Gentlemen's Hairdressars, have had the honor of attending to Her Majesty's representative, Ministers, M.H.R.'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. Razors set, Is. Ladies' and Gents' hair cut and singed, Is ; Boys' and Girls', 6d. Theatrical and Street Wigs, Scalps, Fronts, Plaits, Tails, &c, made to order ; fit and workmanship guaranteed. Parents will oblige us gieatly by avoiding bringing children on Saturday, if possible, but any other day we will be most happy to see youand all your sistew, cousins and aunts. .— -tlRISft M'KAX", hairdressers and tobacconists, Emerson-street, opposite Blythe and Co. 934 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER SECTION. TIME-TABLE ON AND AFIER DECEMBER 15th, 1884. WEEK DAYS ONLY. 1 1 1 SOUTH. Stations. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m p.m. Spit ... aep. ... 10.2211.15 2.48 3.50 NaT , ier f avr. .. 10.3011.23 2.56 3.58 iNapier l dep. 7.2510.50 3.0 4.20 5.80 9.30 •Awatoto * Farndon ... 7.4311.10 ... 3.20 4.40 5.50 9.50 •Whakatu. *Tomoana ...• T Tn »i..__ D ('ar. .. 11.30 6.15 10.10 Hatngs^ de B<s 3>50 5 5 ♦PakiPaki *Poukawa TeAute ... 9.0 4.C0 6.5 0, ♦Pukehou i 3 Kaikora ... 9.35 5.25 6.42 O Waipawa ... 9.46 5.40 6.68 _» ♦Tarewa >3 ■Waipukurau 10:12 6.5 7.15 . § ♦Woburn . ... "§ ♦Oruawharo ... • ... m Takapau ... 11.2 6.57 ♦Kopua ♦Papatu ... ... OrmondvUle 11.35 , 7.35 Makatuku ... 11.43 7.42 ♦Jtfatamau ... .•• ... ♦Mangatera ♦Danevirke ... p.m. Tahoraite ar. 12.25 B_o , NOBTH. Stations, a.m a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m p.m. Mis Tahoraite de 6.55 ... 1.30 ' 1 *Danevirke 3 *Mangatera 8 ♦Watamau 12 Makotuku 7.43 ... 2.15 14 Ormondville 7.50 ... 2.22 16 "Papatu t»> 17 ♦Kopua "3 .23 Takapau 8.26 ... 2.53 O 26 *Oruawlioro i>. 31 *Woburn M 36 Waipukurau 635 ... 9.25 ... 3.45 1 37 *Tarewa M 41 Waipawa ... 6.55 ... 9.48 ... 4.4 _j 45 Kaikora ... 7.8 ... 10.4 ... 4.17 49 ♦Pukehou '. 53 TeAute ...7.43 ... 10.35 ... 4.50 57 ♦Poukawa 63 ♦PakiPaki 68 Hastings ... 8.4310.0 11.38 1.85 5.45 6.45 69 ♦Tomoana 71 ♦Whakatu "„ '". p.m. 74 Paxndon ... 9.4 10.2312.3 2.0 6.8 7.5 77 ♦Awatoto 80 Namer f 9-26 10.4312.23 2.20 6.30 7.25 ov rapier d£)p 9.30 10.60 1.22 3.15 82 Spit ... ar. 9.38 1,0.58 1.30 3.23 •FLAG; SIATIOHa.-r-Trainfl do not stop unless required. Notice should be given. to the Guard at the previous stopping station by any passengers desiring, to alight at. Flag Stations. ' . 572 DUCKS, FOWLS, PIGEONS, Dressed and Undressed. >'.' FRESH OYSTERS, by the Plate, Bottle, or Kit. * . ' ' Fresh Fish, Cookies, and Shrimps daily; also, assortment of Smoked Fieh, &c., fie,, at the ■ ' ' - > ..-;.... . _•■ , HAWSE'S BAT G 4MB, POULTRY, as© FISH DEPOT, ■ ■ '■ ■■■■ ■ Embbsok-sibbbt. •• • -if Fish Ininoh daily, from 12 to 2. Ksfc Supper*. | Oyster Saloons. ,.'s6B? ■ .-"-■-', ..*>■'- '--.'• - ■■■ .-'"' ! '-„,.. •-...:.-> '.■'/• .',.. V. vi:,.- iV-v. -■■