p , - I ... D 1 ; GEORGE SCAEiM • . FAMILY GROCER. "WHOLESALE AND J^ETAII ■^AREHOUSB? DICKENS-STRKILT, NAVITSU.EsTiinusfiED 1870 ; . 't JUST IMPORTED"* PATENT MACHINES SOB OTIK BLENDING OP TEAS PERFECTLY AND ROASTING COFFEES BY AN ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS, ■DETAINING. ALL THE T\KLICATE A.ROMA The Public are Invited to Inspect. 63 ' THE LITTLE DUST PAN, Hastings-street. furniture"! furniture •■ ' ■ . . cheap furniture, furniture new and second-hand. , furniture.on the purch • se-'s hire system. THE Cheapest House in the Trade is undoubtedly the Littlo Dust Pan. Parties about to furnish should call and inspect the immense 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 new or second-hand. Von can have Tables, Chairs, Cheffonisrg, Chest Drawers, Iron or Wood Bedsteads, now or second-hand, at tho Littlo Dust Pan. Lampwaro, Cutlery, Ironmongery, China Glass, and Crockery of any description. A largo quantity of Carpots, Linoleums, Mattings, Door Mats, Hearth Rugs, &0., &c, at all prices. Komoinhor you can furnish on tho Purchase Hire System at Iho Littlo Dust Pan. . Remember the immense stock thoro is to choose from at tho Littlo Dust Pan, and that the prices are lower than any othor houso in tho trade THE LITTmTdUST PAN FURNISHING WA EHOUSB, HASTINGS-STREET. 28 PIANOS UN THE TWO YEARS PUR- •. ( • chase syrs war. , ; pianos. :'. pianos! pianos. -THE HAAKE PIANO. •'-■'• ■ THE MIGNON MODEL. , 25 INSTRUMENTS 'JOfrOHOOSK FHOM. Wholesale Prices fob Cash. Or on tho Two Years Purchase Hire System. ThoHaakoandMignon Plano3 are the best in tho world ; guaranteed for ton years. , Contain every improvement of valuo, nossess tho best touch, and are iho best finished Pianos oxtant. Full Iron Framo, O vorstrung, Double Ollquo Jiiehord, and Sovon Ootaves. Each Piano will ho tuned boforo leaving for its destination. Latest Novoltios ih MUSIC, SONGS, gta., by overy fitenmor. Undoubtedly the Cheapest House, ana the Easiest -.Terms for obtainfag one ol these Unrivalled Instrum.an.ts Is THE LITTLE DUST PAN Hastings- si best. so H.P.GOHEN. WATERWORTH'S PROVINCIAL hotel. . BILL OF FARE. Eyo opener 6- n.m. Solid Refresher 6.30 „ straight 6 p.in Appeti3or 7 ■„ Barmaid's i - smile , 8 „ Digester ■-8 „ Pleasant ■ i Big Restorer 9 „ Talk 9 , Stimulator lOtoll „ Pony 9.30 „ A noonor 12 noon Sparkler 10 Sudden Mixed special death 10.30 „ 12.30 p.m. Corpso Greased light- Reviver 11. , ning 1 „ Boarders and Settlor l.gO, ;; ' Trovollers i Lightning . Rousor 11.30 , Express 3 „ Floaters Freo i ■ Pick-me-up . 3 „ night-cap 12 „ Invigorator ,5 p.m. N.B.— Wild., or irregular drlnkors an requested to-keop out of tho way of rogula; customers. Paesengors by . tho late trait carefully forwarded homo by the whoolbarrov oxpvoss. T . , H ' \ '. DIGKENS-STEEET BAKERY. J' A 5(1 E S ITa. }.! TLE T 1 (For 'many years Foroman Bakei i M j Mr James Heron) 1 Uogs to announce to tho public ot Hawko" ; ' Bay tnat Ills 1 NffW ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW OPEN Koploto with a varied assort ment of CONFEUTIO RY In Ira Übanciie?. 3 FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER Customers wailed on daily. Nofp thp j\ddrp39-^ TWO DOORS FROM THE CALEDONIA} , HOTEL, ; ■ 3 ■ Dioki:nb-s'I'UBKT. j . . p___ . 1 ; | HANOVER HOUSE I tf C. ]?. PAPE begs to annouttc J XJL • to his Customers and Friends that h j has relinquished business, and thanks thoi j for liberal support accorded to him, hoptn U his successor will obtam tho same. - HORTON AND SOI{S, . , TAHaQRS AND HABIT-MAKERS. ' Dcsiro to inform the inhabitants of Napior ap public goncrally that thoy have purchased 1 C. F. PAFE'S BUSINESS AND STOCK-li^ 0 TRADIS, and havo added n good display. < • Fashionftbio Goods. As thoy.Tiava it ho«ssjs ' anco of Mlt Papk thoy liopo, with strict atto tlon to businoss, and from long osporlenco i Wcßt-end of London, Brighton, and oth largo towns of England and Colonies, to Kai thai support necomod to their predecessor. A Good Fit nnd Best Workmanship guara a tocfl -- . ■ : o EMERSON-STREET NAPIER', ■ 2
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7697, 21 March 1887, Page 1
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643Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7697, 21 March 1887, Page 1
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