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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7548, 19 August 1886, Page 3

■ . i iir HAWKE'S BAY PAYMENT OF IRISH NATIONALIST MEMBERS' FUND. SUBSCRIPTION LISTS have been k3 Issued to resident* in Hawke's Bay who will canvaßS their dlfforent districts tor Donalions to tho above Fund. . ■ The Lists are returnable on September &>, and Irishmon, and those of other Nationalities who sympathlso with them in thoir strucglo for Solf-Govcrnment, aro. respectfully urged to contribute. Kncouragement to tho Irish Representatives in the British Parliament ia moro needed now than ovor, and no movo convincing proof can bo given or tho interest taken in tho Btrngglo all ovor tho world by. Irishmon than by a Practical Proof of Sincerity. Every shilling sont Homo now will prove how anxious tho Irish people aro to bury in oblivion tho strifo of the past, and unite with Britain in tho close and lasting bond ot friendship and real unity. J. T. M. nORNSBY, Chairman of Committee. JOHN HIGGINS, 78(i ' Treasurer. - ~~ JUST RECEIVED, 1 CELEBRATED AMERICAN "STERLING" ORGAN; 11 Stops. ' JAMES sT~LARGE, 654 '. Browning-street. TlirE beg to request tJiat all Accounts T V of every description, owing by tho undersigned on tho 30th Junejse rendered. WE also give Final Notice that all Overdue Accounts not paid will bt sued for without £urth °^GHTßßO£_ - TMPOtfNDED AT WALLINGJL FORD on litli August; 1888, by G. and P. Hunter— Bay Maro, no brand ; bay foal at foot Bay Maro, no brand ; bay foal at foot Chestnut Colt, threo whito fcot, blazo on faeo ;■ no brand visiblo Bay Mare, branded CC near shoulder Bay Colt, whito star on forehead ; no brand Groy Maro, blotch brand near shoulder ; black foal at foot Brown Mare, no brand visible; bay foal at foot Grey Filly, unbranded Bay Filly, unbranded Groy Mare, unbrandod ; bay foal at foot Brown Gelding, unhranded Chestnut Marc, unbranded; whito blaze on faco. four whito logs ; chestnut foal at foot Groy Filly, unhranded - Chestnut Maro, unbranded ; whito faco ; bay foal at foot Grey Colt, unhranded Brown Maro, unbranded ; rope round neck Bay Gelding, branded on off shoulder Bay Blaro, unbranded ; whito star on forehead ; bay foal at foot Bay Filly, unbrandod ; star on forehead, near fore foot wliito Black Gelding, branded \V over half-moon off Bay Colt, unbranded : white star on forchoad Brown Maro, unbranded ; whito star on forehead; brown foal at foot Chestnut Filly, branded Ap^ (conjoined) off shoulder: whito on faco Bay Colt, unbranded; whito star on forehead Bay Colt, unbranded : whito star on forehead Briving, Cs per head. Will bo sold on SATURDAY, 28th August, unless previously redeemed and all expenses Pai<s - DAVID SIMS, Poundkoepor, Wallingford. , Wallingford, August 17, 185 C. ■ 7G7 IMPOUNDED AT HAVELOCK, A By Mr J. Trasf.y— Bay Gelding, about 151 hands; branded like R offßhouldcr; star, hind fetlocks whito Bay Mare, about MJ hands; branded like O, with stroko through it, near shoulder; star, and whito strlpo down faco and noso, black spot on faco near side. AVill be sold on THURSDAY, 19th August, unless provlously redcomed and all expenso3 PaUl< THOS. REYNOLDS, Poundkcepcr. Havolook, August 17, 1886. 785 IJIPROVE THE UNDERSTANDING 1 This can bo accomplished by calling on JAMES BOYD, practical boot and shoemaker, Emerson-street (Two doors from tho Promier Hairdrcssing Saloon), Whoro all sorts and conditions of Men,Womcn, and Children can bo fitted with Hand or Mnohino-sown or Pegged BOOTS AND SHOES, At lowest possible prices. Fit and Workmanship in overy caso guaranteed. J. 8., In thanking tho public for past favors, hopes by strict attonhon to business to receivo a liberal sharo o£ thoir patronage in tho future. , „ Ropairs of ovory description dono on tho preniisos. Charges Moderate. A Clearing Salo of prosont Stock, at very low prices, cony mences TO-DAY, to mako way for fresh consignmonts. ' u 53 ZEALANDIA POULTRY FARM, KARORI, WELLINGTON. SITTINGS of Eggs from twenty varictiesof Prizo Poultry. Tho Breeding Stock has just been imported from England, having boon, carefully selected from tho Yards of tho most successful Breeders and Exhibitors in Groat Britain. Several varieties of Fancy Pigeons and Canaries also kept. Many of tho Birda in our possession took prizes in tho Largest Shows held in England and Scotland last January and February. A largo assortment of Poultry, Pigeon, and Dog Medicine kept in Btock. Price Lists and further information On application. ' F. ROGEIT & CO., WELLINGTON. 582 WATCHES! CLOCKS! JEWELLERY ! I HAVE great pleasure in announcing to my thousands of friends and tho public generally throughout Hawko's Bay that I have again opened the old and wellknown Watchmaker s and Jewollor's Shop in Emorson-stroot latoly occupied by N. O'Neiix, whoro Jowollory of every description and, quality, and of the Moat Elegant Designs, Workmanship, and Exquisite finish, can bo seen and bought at prices hitherto unknown Note.— My Stook is imported directfrom tho Manufacturers, QmTE and comprises English Hunting Silver Lover Watches, from £3 3s; guaranteed for two Thc'so Magnificont Watches completely defeat and annihilato all opposition, from Stewart Dawson upwards. They are unapprotichablo for price, finish, anddurability. I lmvo already sold over 800 Watches in Hawko'a Bay. Every art clo at equally low rates. All Ropairs to Watchos or Jowollory oxoouted by thoroughly practical tradesmen on tUo pronilsos, and guaranteed 12 months. V. JENSEN, THE OLD SHOP, Emorson-strcot. MO P. F. COLLEDGE, WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER, " JEWELLER, AND ELECTROPLATER, (Next Williams', Ironmonger). WHY should a man always wear a Watch when ho travels in a watorlcss descrtf— Becauso ovory watch has a spring in it— especially tho3O purchased atCOLLEDOKSI A lady writing verses says that kisses on her brow aro tho richest diadom her woman s soul aspires to wear. All right! Bring on your brow, and take your diadom. I nm ready v you aro young and handsome. But woulun t you prefer a nico Bracelet or Ring, or something out of Coi/ledge's shop J Tho Bank of New Zealand is still obdurate, and will not grant me a penny accommodation; thoroforo I will continue to soil at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PEICES, in ordor to induce the public lo buy, so as to cnablo mo to pay my bills withouthaving recourse to tho Oflleial Assignee My stock is too large! I must reduce it I !— P. F. COLLEDGK What they mean (continued).— Garnet, constancy and fidelity iti ovory ongagement ; Amethyst, provontivo against violent passions ; Bloodstono, courage, wisdom, and firmness in affection ; Sapphire f roe from enchantment, denotes repontanee ; Emorald^discovors falso friends and ensures true lovo ; Ruby, discovers poison, corrects ovils vosulting from mistaken friendship.— To bo continued. Eharhardt's English Lovors .. ..S3 0 0 Pocp o' Day Alarm Clocks, best quality Ss Ladlos' Silver Watchos, waruantkd 35s P. F. dOLLEDGE, JEWELLER. 458 NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. SEED WAREHOUSE, Hastings-street, Napier (Next to Faulknor's Carriage Factory.) CE. Glßß.ONS~gr.atef ully thanks • his numo'rous , friends for tho kind patronngo glvon to him since ho commonccd ousinoas, aud bogs to inform them that ho hag tnkon into partnership his brothor, Harry Clifton Giubons. whoso valuable oxpqrionco, obtained in tho United Statoa and with tho Eminent Firm of Charles Sharpo and Co., Slenford (tho centro of ono o£ tho finest agricultural districts in England), will, ho hopes, materially assist him in tho further progress of this business, which from this dato will bo carried on under tho address of C. E. & H. Giubons. CULTURAL SUNDRIES. &C, POST FREE, ON APPLICATION. C E.G. having had considerable oxporiohoo in the Nursory dopartmont both in England and in Now Zealand is proparcd to rccoivo orders for all kinds of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs and Fruit Trees, give advico to parties laying out or reforming thoir grounds, and superintend tho same if required. Agents forMossrs Kcrr and Barnott, Nuraorymen, Christchurch; and H. J. Gilbcrd, Taradalo Nursory, Napier. 0. E. AND~hT GIBBONS, Dona Fido Garden and Farm Seed smon, Hastings-street, Napier (Next Faulknor's Carriage Factory,) Napier, flth August, 1880. K>l MAN'S STRENGTH & WOMAN'S BEKUTY. A TREATISE ON THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF BOTH SEXES. By P. H. CIIEVASSE, M.D., Follow of tho Royal College of Surgeons, England, formerly President of tho Quean a College; Medico Chiurgical Society, Birmingham. THIS subject, "Tho Physical Life," has of lato received Iho attention of fiomo of tho most distinguished members of tho medical profossion in England, Franco. nnd Germany, nnd has called, forth several works from authors of tho highest professional character and reputation; of theso norhaps tho most widely celebrated is tho recent ; work by PYE IIENItY CHEVASSE, M.D., England. So highly esteemed aro Dr Chovasso s writliiKs that two ot his works, "Advico to a Wifo" and "Advico to a Mother," lmvo gono through no loss than 12 editions each, Bold only to subscribers. D. N. ADAMS, '' ITnstings-strcct, Nnpicr, Solo Agont. D. B. NIOHOLL, Canvassing Agont. 1513