ry. Ui or ra at on I I GEORGE SCAEiFE a o? FAMILY GROCER. v at Bt 11 >r v WHOLESALE AND j^ETAIJ ■^jTAREHOUSE" . DICKENS-STREET, NAPIEII. Esi\AHMSHEn 1870 JUST IMPORTED™ 3 1 PATENT ATACITINES i ,' pnu TnK BLENDING OF TEAS PERFECTLY ,'- J AND t > ROASTING COFFEES BY AN ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS, TJETAINING ALL THFi TTvELIOATE \ F.OMA [ I ■« - - The Public are Invited to Inspect. G3 THE LITTLE DUST PAN. Hastings-street. furniturel furniture cheap furniture, furniture new and second-hand, furniture on the purch • rehire system. THE Cheapest House in the Trade is undoubtedly tho Little Dust Pan. Parties about tc furnish should call and inBpect the immonse stock of new and secondhand goods at the Littlo Dust Pan. You can furnish throughout in now or second-hand gocda at prices that defy competition. You can havo Suites now or second-hand. ion can havo Tables, Chairs, Choifonicrs, Chost Drawers, Iron or Wood Bedsteads, now or second-hand, at the Littlo Dust Pan. Lampwaro, Cutlery, Ironmongery, China Glass, and Urockcrv of any description. A largo quantity of Carpots, Linoleums, Mattings, Door Mats, Hearth Rugs, &c, &c, at all prices. Komo:nlior you can furnish on tho Purchase Hiro Systom at tho Littlo Dust Pan. Romombor tho immense stock there is to chooso from at the Little Dust Pan, and that tho prices aro lower than any other house in the trade. THE LITTLE~buST PAN FURNISHING WA EHOUSE, Hastings-stueet. 28 PIANOS ON THE TWO YEARS PURCHASE SYS I'EM. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. THE HAAKE PIANO. THE -MIGNON MODEL. 25 INSTRUMENTS JO CfUjOSF. FROM. Wholesale Prices for Casii. Or on tho Two Years Purchase Hiro System. Tho Jtlnalco and Mignon Pinnoa arc tho best in tho world ; guaranteed for ten years. Contain every improvement of value, nossess the best touch, and aro ihn best finished Pianos oxlanf.. Full Iron Frame, Overstrung, Doublo Oliquo liichord, and Seven Octavos. Each Piano will bo tuned- before leaving for its destination. Latest Novelties in MUSIC, SONGS, &0., by overy i>te"inor. Undoubtedly tho Cheapest House, and tho Easiest J'erms for obtaining one oi these Unrivalled Instruments is TUB LITTLE DUST PAN nASTINUS SI REET. 29 11. P. COUISjN". "WATERWORTH'S PROVINVV CIAL HOTEL. BILL OF FARE. Eyo opener 6 a.m. Solid Refresher :fi.3o „ straight 0 p.m. Appetiser 7 „ Barmaid's ! ' smile 8 „ Digester 8 „ Pleasant i Bipßestororß „ Talk 9 , Stimulator 10 to 11 „ Pony 9.30 „ A nooner 12 noon Sparkler 10 Sudden Mixed special death 10.30 „ 12.30 p.m. Corpse Greased light- . . Revivor 11 , liing 1' „ Boarders, nnd Settler 1.30 „ Travellers 1 Lightning • Rouser 11.-30 , Express 2 „ Floaters Freo 1 Pick-me-up 3 „ night-cap 12 „ Invigorator 5 p.m. ; N.B.— Wild or irregular drinkers aro requested to kcop out of tho way of regular customers. Passengers by lho lato tram carefully forwarded homo by lho wheelbarrow oxpi'css. ' 425 DIUKENS-STREET BAKERY. ; TAMES Yl KTLET'T i v (For many years Foronwnßakei J3l > Mr James Heron) ' Hegs to announce to tho public ot Hawko's ; Bay mat bis 1 N ffW ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW OPEN Replete with a varied assort ment of ' CONFKOTIO RY In A li. Its lißANcnus. I FANCY BREAD ANITniSCUIT BAKER. Cuslomors waited on daily. Note tho Address— TWO DOORS FROM THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, 3 DICKRNS-STHKET. 3 r — { HANOVER HOUSE. 5 O" C. P. TAPE begs to announce , jL.fi- c to bis Customers nnd Frionds that he s has relinquished business, and thanks them : for liberal support accorded to him, hoping j his successor will obtain tho samo. HORTON AND SONS, TAILORS AND HABIT-MAKERS Desire to inform thoinhabitantsof Napier ami public generally that they havo purchased H. O. F. I ? APE'S BUSINESS AND STOCK-IN; , TRADE, and have added a good display, ol , Fashionable Goods. As thoy havo tho assist • anco of. Mr Pave they hope, with strict atton lion to business, and from long experience 11 West-end of London, Brighton, and othpi largo towns ot England and Colonies, to gall that support accorded to their predecessor. A Good Fit and Best Workmanship guarnn a toed. 0 . EMERSON-STREET NAPIER. 201
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7696, 19 March 1887, Page 1
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