Ruddock and Fryer are offering specially good bargains in lampware, Leamington ranges, cooking stoves, register grato3, and bedsteads, nnd there is tno advantage of having the largest and best stook in Napior to select from.— lAdvt.]' • 258 Bowerman and Owen's Sulphur Ilair Restorer restores grey hair to its original color. Price, 2s 6d.— [Advt.] • 1002 Visitors to Napier from all parts of New Zealand arc reminded that tho City Hairdrcssing Saloon is the proper placo to go to for hair-cutting, shaving, shampooing, or hairdyeing, and where you will sco tho nicest assorted stock of musical instruments, perf nmes, hair brushes, combs, sponges, &c. ; only tho very best tobnecos, cigars, cigarettes, meerschaum, briar, nnd myall pipes keptLadies' own hair made up in plaits and tails. — Hair dyed in private room.— Musical instru- . ments repaired.— Birds or animals stuffed.— N. Jacobs, wholesale and retail tobacconist, next Criterion Hotel (lato A. W. L. Cottrell).— [Advt.] . 981 Eceles Syrup o£ Red Gum or Eucalyptus Balsam has proved itself to bo tho best remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and all diseases of tho breathing organs. H. P. writes : I have no fcav for Asthma when your Red Gum Syrup is at hand, one dose always gives mo instant relief, and when my wif o or children catch a cold it always oures them ; sond me two largo bottles by nrst train. Prepared only by A. Ecclcs, Chemist, Hastings-street, Napier.— [Advt.] 195 Fred. Fulton, seed and grain merchant, Olive-square, calls the attention of stationholders, farmers, and othere to his stock of farm and other seeds, including Mangold, Long Red, and Orange Globe; Turnips, Champion Swede, Green Top Yellow, Purple ' Top Yellow, Whito Stono Stubblo, and Red Globe ; Lucerne, Rape Seed ; Clovers, Whito. and Red, Cowgrass, Alsyko ; Carrots, Whito Belgian, Red Altringham ; Grass Scods.agood samplo of locally grown Ryo Grass, also Cocksfoot and Timothy, &o. ; Field Peas ; Linseed; Glycerine Dip in lib tins for dogs, &c. ; Tomliuson and Hayward's Sheop Dips (cheap for quantity), nnd plans for construction of dipping baths. Agent for salo of oats, flour, &c, at lowest prices to wholesale consumers.— [Advt.] 289 For all kinds of Saddlory, go to James Mills, saddler, Emerson-street.— lAdvt.] 197 SYNOPSIS OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mr H. Monteith will sell at tho Horse Bazaar next Saturday morning, horses, harness, and a fine specimen of tho kiwi. Mr Edward Lyndon will hold hi 3 monthly land salo on tho 21st instant, whqn ho will offer properties at Mcanoe, West Olive, &c. Miss Stovona is forming a class for children of from G to 10 years. Address, Girls' High School. At tho Cat 6, Hastings-street, iced drinks are a speciality. Tho Bon MarcM chango their half-column advertisement over the leader. Lois Brown, of Havelock, has been adjudged a bankrupt. The first meeting of his creeitors will bo hold next Monday afternoon at tho office of Mr Frank W. Garner, Deputy Assignee. A mooting of the Loyal Orango Lodge No, 5 will bo hold to-morrow evening. Two land transfer notlecs aro inserted. Tho finder of a diamond nnd emerald earring will bo 'rewarded on returning it to Mr Plested, at Conroy's butcher's shop. Spit. . Messrs Carter nnd Co. advertise prices fordolls, toy guns, mouth organs, and kites. Sovcral new advertisements of vacant situations aro inserted in the "wanted" column on the front page. Much attention has been naturally directed to the Christmas exhibition. Tho oxhibits aro all that can be desired— substantial woodwork boxes, writing-desks, cigar cabinets, strong toys, dolls, fancy baskets, cards, ornamental china, and a host of usoful nrtioles ; and tho prices aro ridiculously low. Neal and Close invite inspection. Admittance free. John Crorar has just received a splondid assortment of now goods most suitable for Christmas presonts and Now Year gifts, in-, eluding Russian leather ladies' dressing bags (fitted), handbags, albums, writing desks, tourist cases, pocket-books, purses, &c. His stock of Christmas and Now Year cards can not bo bcaton in New Zealand. Inspection invited. i
John Sl'Vay has the largest, best, and cheapest stock oj Saddlery in the colony. -[Advt.] • 90Q
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7613, 9 December 1886, Page 2
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673Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7613, 9 December 1886, Page 2
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