£100,000,000 saved from fire by sensibio people who havo purchased Firo-proof Safes, Harden Star Hand Gronados, and Portable Firo Engines. On hand and for sale by agonts for Hawko's Bay — Ruddock and Fryor.r-. [Advt.] ■ _-..' ■ - - . - '253 Bowerman. and. Owen's Sulphur Hah?. Re-, storer restores grey hair to its original color '■ Prico, 2s Cd.-fAdvT.] ! ■ , . : . . - • 2«; Yißitors to Napier from all parts of New Zealand are reminded .that tho City Hair dressing Saloon is tho proper plapo to go to for hair-cutting, shaving, shampooing,- or hairdyeing, and whore you will see- tho niccßt assorted stook of musical instruments, perfumes, hair brushes, combs, sponges, &o. ; only tho very best tobaccos, oigars,- cigar ottes, meerschaum. ■ brior, and myall pipes kept.— Ladies' own hair mado up.in plaits and taus.— Hair dyed in privato room.— Musical instruments repaired. — Birds ,or animals stuffed.— N.~ Jacobs, wholosalo tiud rotail tobacconist, nextt Criterion Hotel (lato'A, W. L. Cottroll.- [Advt.] ■••"- • , .253 Eccles' Syrup of Red Gum or Eucalyptus Balsam has.iproved itself to bo tho best remedy for Coughs, Colds, 1 Asthma, and all dis-' easos of tho breathing organs. H. P. writes : . I have no. fear for Asthma whon your Red Gum Syrup is at hand, one dose always givesmo instant relief, and whon my- wife or children catch a cold it always cures them ; send ■ mo two large bottles by first train. Prepared only by A. Eccles, Chemist, Hastings-streot,. Napior.— [Advt.. •'.-,■.. 266 Fred. Fulton, "seed and grain merchant. Olive-squaro,- calls the attontion of stationholders, farmers, and . others to his stock of farm and other .seods, inoluding Mangold, Long Rod, and Orange Globe ;• Turnips, Champion Swede, Green Top.Yellow, Purple Top Yellow, Whito Stono Stubble, and Red Globo; Lucerne, Rape Seed; Clovers, White and ßed^Cowgrass, Alsyko ; Carrots, White Belgian Kod Altringham ; Grass Seeds, a good .sanvplo ■ of locally grown . Rye . Grass, also ■ Cocksfoot and Timothy, &o. ; Field Peas-; Linseed; Glycerine- Dip in lib tins; for dogs, &c. ; Tomlinson and Hayward r s Sheep Dips, , (cheap for quantity), and plans for construetionof dipping baths, Agent for sale of oats, flour; &0., at lowest prices to ■ wholosalo .consumers.— [Advt.] -.- ; - . .257 For all kinds of Saddlory, go to James' Mills, saddler, Emorßon-streot.-[ADYT.] . 258 ' Remember tho groat sale of Neil O'Noill's bankrupt stook, which Banner and Liddlo' will sell to-day (Saturday) at ll'o'clook on tho premises- noxt tho Masonio Hotel.— [Advt.] . ■ ' . '. 312 SYNOPSIS OF NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS, Meisrs Brooking and St. Clair will sell at tho CritorionHotol on tho 18th instant'proporties at Napior and Ormondville. i " Messrs Murray, Roborts and Co. insert a list of rams consigned to them for solo at the ram fair on tho 2Gth instant. > ■ . ' - . : -Messrs C. B. Hoadley and Co. (Inconjunction with Mr F, D, Luckio) will sell' during January a number of Woodyille properties. > • : A list is inserted of contributors to tho Napior Hospital who are entitled to vote fop two trustees to reprosont the contributors for the year 1887. ■ •-.■..-. Messrs R. Hannah and Co., Hastings-street^ olinngo their advertisement over tho Ipador. • ' Blytho's Drapory Importing Company advertise unbleaohed shootings. Tho annual trial pai is of tho Napior Rowing Club will bo rowctl in. tho inner harbor this af tornoon. • . ■ , . Messrs Nowton and .Co. insort a business advertisement over tho loador. ; ' Tho rpmalning ties in tho local handicap doubles of the lawn tennis tournamont will bo played off this af tornoon at Farndon'Park. Classes will ro-assomblo at tho Ladies' College on the 2nd of Fobruary. Messrs Sidoy and Bain advortiso that thoy aro selling table cutlery and oloctro-plated forks and spoons at specially rcduoed rates.' Messrs Cartor and Co. ohango thoiradvertisoment over tho leador. : . . . I Ono mattor of general intoroat to thoso who roquiro nsoful and ornamontal articlos— visit tho exhibition at once. Tho oxhibits aro offorcd at ridioulously low prices. Ncal and Closo invito inspection, as, tho exhibition will bo clpßed at an early date. '■ ' . SALES, &0.-THIS DAY. Watches, .lowellory, &o, (bankrupt stock' in tho ostato of Noil O'Noill), Messrs Banner and Liddlo, on tho. promisos noxt tho Masonio Hotol, Hastings-street, 11. ■ ; Apples, onions, bacon, checso, flour, gro-. corios. boots, furnituro, watches, clocks, &c., Mr W. H. Duncan, at his temporary rooms, Hastings-street, 11. < Horses, harness, &c, . Ml 1 H. Monteith, at the Horse Bazaar, 11.30. Grocorios, drapory, &c., Mr Benß. Johnson, at To Auto, 12. Annual trial pairs of Napior Rowing Club, innor harbor, 2.15. ' " Ronmining ties in looal liandicap of lawn tennis tournament, Farndon Park, 2.30. ' SUNDAY SERVICES. St. John's, Napior, 8 (Holy Communion) 1 Roy. J. Parkinson; 11 and 7, Bishop, of Waiapu. St. Augustine's, 11 (Holy Communion), i (baptisms), and 7, Roy. J. Parkinson." ■ ; St. Paul's, 11 and 7, Roy. J. G. Patorson. Trinity Wosloyan Church, 11 and 7, Roy. W. Bauinbor. Mothodißt Freo Church, 11, Mr, Jamos Saundors ; 7, Mr Goorgo A. Warden. Port Prosbytorian Church, 7, Mr Flndlay. Potano, 3, Roy. J. G~. Patorson, Moanoo, 11, Mr Findlay. Hastings Avesloynn Churoh, 11 and 7, Mr O. H Laws. ■ * West Clivo (Wosloyan Borvleo), 7, Mr T. Laws. ' Taradalo, 11, Roy. C. L, Tuko ; 3 (confirmation), Bishop of Waianu. Meanoo, 7, Roy. O, L. Tuko. Havolock, 11, Roy. W. Niohol. Hastings, 11 and 7, Mr Lymburn. Clivo, 3, Mr Lymburn. ... Maraokakaho, 3, Roy. W. Niohol. Pukahu, 7, Rev. W. Niohol. . ' St. Matthew's, Hastings, 11 (Holy Communion), Roy. J. Towngond; 7, Roy., H. Maclean. . ■ St. Mark's, Clivo, 11, Roy. H. Maclean. 'i'omoana, 3,Rov. H. Maelerfn. St. Luko's, Havolook, 7, Roy. J. Townsend. Waipawa, St. Potor's, 11, Roy. J. C. Eoolos; 7, Mi' Williamson. Mothodist Fi'co Churoh, 11 and 7, Roy. J. Edwards. St. Patrick's, 8, 11,' and 7, Roy.'Father Aliorn. YVnipukurau, St. Andrew's, 11, and 7, Roy. A: Grant. Ttikapau, 3, Roy. A. Grant. ' ■ Kaikora, 7, Roy. J. O, Ecclpa. John M'Vay haß tho largest, best, and choapost stock of Sdadlory in' tho colony.— [Advt.V • '259
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7636, 8 January 1887, Page 2
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