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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7785, 2 July 1887, Page 1

_$it\Mxm WmM anfl WANTED, a Cook. Apply to Mrs W. R. Russem,, Flaxmcre, Hosting WmitSl. WPREBBLE has 250 Cases best • Keeping, best Cookinfi, and best EATING APPLES. 80 Bunches Bananas. Pines, Lemons, Onions, and a few tons of Early Seed Kidney Potatoes; also, Smoked Schnappcr, and a prime sanvplo of Largo FRESH OYSTERS, by the Sack, Kit, Bottle, or Plato. . '' WANTED, TENANTS - The owner of Vacant Land in best part of Emerson-street is prepared to Lease ana Erect for Tenants Buildings suitable to their own 'I 3iens. For terms and particulars applT to Fred Fomon, dive-square. ' 8 T ETTERPRESy PRINTING.— The -B i HERALD Jobbing Department is t^e MostF/ tensivo and Complete Establishmeno in Hawke's Bay. None but First-closa Worle turned out. Prices as Low as any io Now Zottlonl A CCOUNT BOOKS.-The Herau> XX Office is fitted with ruling and paging machines, ;'nd all appliances necessary for first-class work in account books. Ail books hand Sewn. |3 OOKBINDiNG.— At the Herat.tXJ Office all olassea of Bookbinding are execnted on the protnises in first-class style All books hand bowd, ensuring strength and wear. WANTED, Football Clubs and others to &iow that N. Jacobs has just -received Bryan's and Gilbert's Match Footballs. Reduced prices to clubs.. 79 COPPER PLATJi PRINTING.Visiting Cards, Bill-heaos, and all kinds of <Bopper opiate Printing aro executed at the , Herald Office. Only Copper-plate Printing establishment in the province. WANTED KNOWN-That P Barry has started a Wood and Coa. Yard on the White-road at Lowest Current Rates. OrSers left at the Parcel Delivery Office, Tennyson-stwet, or given to any of my exptc3smen, will be punctually attended to. Telephone No. 17. ( . 80 MASONIO HOTEL, NAPIER. R SMITH,- late of Maungatoro • has entered into possession of this well-known Hotel, which has recently been enlarged and re-furnished -until it ■wfllbear comparison with the best hotels in New Zealand. " " - . Special attention ha< been paid to the provision ot accommodation for Families, and a separate private entrance has been provided. Commercial men fill .find well-lighted Sample-rooms, and the best Commercialroom in New Zealand, well supplied with Home and Colonial papers and books. Any communications addressed to the Pro prietor strictly attended to. . . . • R. S~MITH. 81 PETANE HOTEL: C. VniLERS '.. i.PROPJUETOB. Ahands6m¥"new hotel, on {the main road to Taupo, an easy distance from Na'pier';and, replete with every convenience for Boarders and Travellers. Private Booms lor Families. . A Coach runs between the Hotel and Napier twice a day— from the Hotel at 8.30 a.m. and 2 p.m., and from Napier at 11 aro. andi.3o ' p.m. The Coach between Napier and Taupo passes the Hotel overy. Monday. ' Qood Paddocks and Stabling. Loose Boxes for horses ' In training.- Cricket and Lawn Tennis Grounds adjoining the Hotel. PLEASURE GROUNDS, iBEAUTDJUBLY LAID OUT, in the rear of the Hotel. The Proprietor will at all times do his utmost to meet tho wants and convenience of visitors. ■ ■ - i C. VILLERS, 82 ' ! ■ : Proprwtor; NOTICE. A NY Persons trespassing on the t\. Okawa or'Whaua Estates, in search of game or otherwise, will be prosecuted, 156 ■ •;. N. B. BEAMISH. VETERINARY; SURGEON, (Member of the. Boyal.College ot Veterinary Surgeons, London), ' KAIKORA, HAWKE'S BAY. HPHE Diseases of Horses, and other -L Domesticated Animals treated on Scten - tifio Principles. ' Medicines for the same sup . , plied and operations carefully performed. Embrocations, White Oils, Blistering Oinfc ... , ments, Physic and'^ther Balls, . CoHo and Fever Drinks, &c, of best quality atmoderate ; charges. ' ' ' ;•'.■. r. ' • '' - : W. T. S. visits Hastinga every Satnrtiaf, and may be consulted and Mr W. JRobertson's Shooing Forge there, between 0 a.m. and ■:> 5 p.m. . ' Good Paddocks and Accommodation, tot Horsoa placed in his oare foe treatment 202' , ' ■ ' - .- . '{•' JOB PRINTiyG. '.-..; BOOK and Job Printbe in th«: r Best Style. Last NovolUeßM Type anH', ~« Material. . . . _ , . ■ ART TmEnJSWOBK. Beadßt. Chalk, Crystal, O.P. Silver, &c.{ . . Outline Texts, Ivorine and Porcelain Cards • - or illumiuaUng; Silks, Chenilles, Tinsels, r. . Hacrame ThreaoV and. all materials for Art '. Needlework; Transfers, Cheap Pattern-books - .'■■ '; —Cross-stitch; Macrame, &c, Noreltfes by . every Direct Steamer. R. COUPLASD HAKDING, ■[/'^. PawiEßi. Pußuaamt, Boorsexleb, Sta* ""' '" TIONBB, MVmC-8KI.L&l. ■ ' Dealer in Art Needlework, HASTINGS • STREET, NAPIBR. ill [ SAUNDERS, GILBERD & 00., O.OAP- MANUFACTURERS ' O BONEDUST AND. TALLOW MERCHANTS. • * Aak tor S. and e.'sFmSTPRffiE YELLOW soap.. ;, SOFT SOAP for Scouring a Speciality. All orders will receive our promp and best attention. Postal Address— Box 126, Napier. 33' , ' J. P. JARDINE, IRE«ENT-STKEET, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER Daily Quotations received from principal towns in the colony. Money to lend on approved freehold security at current rates of interest. Agent for Renter's Telegram Company. Telegrams coded for senders. 170 WALTER HALLETT. AUTHORISED & LICENSED SURVEYOR t 171 NAPIER. WM. B. HILL. ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL CO»t MISSION AGENT. • Rents and Debts^Collected, &c, &o» ' ' MECHANICS! JKSTITUTE, 172 Tarauale. J j AMBROSE POTTS. / STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COM MISSION AGENT, MS W AW AW A, CHARLES SIAtT, ;. (Late Sue &.M'Guil«) ,' . AUCTIONEER, STOCK, LAND, AND GENERAL COSf MISSION AGENT . WOODY ILL E, H. B «4 THOMAS BISHOP. : ' STOCK STATION AND GENERa.I. .. COMMISSION AQENT :. ..,.-■ Rabtinqb. 115 '- ■' _ _i_ — . . — . — . • i ._■■ ALICK WILLIAMS, j SrOCk AND GENERAIi COMMISSION "•* AGENTf . • . • ■ ■ - HASTDJBS; JW" : v,;; ROBERT LAMB, M.RXB.A., \: zfM . , ARCm^CT ' '.. ;"i" iv; d. oray«boo.; ''■■'"■ - y ?-£ COAL AND TIMBER MBROBANTB,'".^" and ■ .-. -• ' .' .--;■*; GENBRAL PRODUCE DEALERS;. :.->'£} All ßortgof grain crushed on the premises, .->;;;•> MnNROE-STREET, NAPIBR. V 1tV ;; :| •' ■ ■■,'■'■ •■'■■■■• ■ - ; :->ft* , ■'— :~^J-_ - - ■ -.-- — . ■■■■'.»■ ■ --■ illy- !«■%» ■ • . : :-' '•':";-• "■■■" 1 •:■,-- •.-'■ .■•■. ; 4-K OK' aria after the lst.Febriiiry ,6u -'^ , - j^jwl "'■'3fepor ton in the yard V-^J"-?' ': '. : '??^ Sggperton-dellvereoln-iitf.V.'i".' ' -i,->>r^S 203 per half-ton dpllverea«;K»-, '.-.;-:; '■'£ff& 10s per quarter-ton dettverVflpi r jgT^^s "■ • ' - -■' ■••--• t MT'^Wrc.T^tlSl Telephone 61, .' :" ■.■ ■''''■"^&vwL