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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7821, 13 August 1887, Page 2

Kdvt'i" 1 ° Wen ' Hnstin ss-stroot, Nnpier.- --■». It mn X interest floekowncrs to know that Messrs bakins and Co. are now preparing an lunulsion of Eucalyptus Oil, Turpentine, Q masia, and CaniDhor for dosing sheep Inn^'" B .f£° m '? tc3tin «' worm. TheprcparaS« wjthotitdoiibt of far greater value than Kinrln'V 11 ' 1 the cost is also moderate 1™ SfmJ, i '• an . a , tho mixturo is given in on" ounce s doses with syringe, as Turps and ,rfn/Kh b s\, , Kn kins and Co., ManufacAuvf.] ' lonn J'«»>-slrect, Napior.- --' Vote for J. Ferguson's seeds for 1597. Cataogues free by post on application, with full instructions how to grow them. .1. Ferguson Hastings-street, Nnpier.-[ADvr.] • J "-' hUs^ Coughs, Colds, IBkoxciiitis. &c. are quickly cured by using Baxter's "Lung Preserver." This old-established and favorite medicine is pleasant to the palate, nnd highly oxtollod by mombers of the medical, legal, nnd clorical professions. For testimonials see advt. Sold by all patont incdieinc vendors.— Bowcrinan and Owen, aeonts for Napier.— [Advt.l s 250 The cry is still they Come and patronise the Oity Hairrtressing Saloon ; and Why? Because the proprietor is always using his best endeavors to sustain its reputation as tho lend, ng Hamlressing Saloon in Ilnwkc's Bay, He has now engaged tho services of Mr Wentworth Raffles, from one of the leading shops in Dunedin, as assistant hairdresser, and who, in comunction with Mr Niccol, will have charge of the Hairdressing Saloon ; therefore, with two such first-class artist 3 to wait upon them, patrons of this popular establishment may rely on roceivinn ' every satisfaction, rtair-cutting, Shaving, and Shampooing with Bayßhum. Hair dyed to any shade. Ladies' private room. Fnmilics waited on at their own residences. Wigs made nnd Hnirwork of every description done on tho premises at possible prices. Fancy Dresses and Wigs tor hire, description and price lists on application. Toilet Requisites in great variety. The best brands of Tobacco, cut and n plug. Egyptian and various other kinds of Cigarettes in stock. Just received, a very choice Cigar, the Do Villar Villar ; these aro highly recommended. A splendid selection of Briar and Meerschaum Pipes, Musical Instruments and Fancy Goods.— N. Jacobs, Wholesale and Kctnil Tobacconist, City Hairdressing Saloon, next Criterion Hotel, Napier. -[Aovr.J 231 Eccles Syrup of Red Gum or Eucalyptus Balsam has proved itself to be the best remedy for coughs, colds, asthma, and all diseases of the breathing organs. H. P. writes ;—" l lmvo no fear for asthma when your Red Gum Syrup is at hand; one dose always gives me instant relief, and when my wifo or children catch a cold it always cures them ; send me two large bottles by Jlrst train." Prepared only by A. Kcclcs. chemist, Hastings-street, Napier.— Advt.] 252 ECCLES' CORN PAINT quickly removes either hard or soft corns. Only a few applications necessary. In pots Is (id, from A. kceles, Chemist, Masonic Hotel Buildings. Napier. 555 Wo are glad tho Novelty Dopbt has again renewed its usual bright and attractive appearance, and the variety of goods displayed in one window i 3 something marvellous and well worthy inspection. Most of tho goods beinar marked with price tickets, intending purchnsei'3 can sco they compare favorably with any house in Napier. Note tho address : Cottroll Bros., Novelty Dep6t and China Warehouse, next Carter's, Hastings-street.— [Advt.] 253 Baxter's Lung Preserver has gained great popularity in this district as a speedy and effectual remedy in tho treatment of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, nnd other chest nnd throat complaints. Read advt. and try it.— Bowerman nnd Owen, agents for Napier. — (Advt.] 251 For all kinds of Saddlery, go to .Tames Mills, saddler Emerson-street.— [Advt.] 255 SYNOPSIS OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mr W. H. Duncan makes additions to the catalogue of his sale to day at his mart. Mr It. AVcllwood will sell at his yards, Hastings, next Wednesday afternoon, horses from Wangamii. Mr Horace Baker has for sale or lease Ylh acres of land at Hastings. The Musical Society will give an operatic concert in the Theatre Royal next Wednesday evening. After next Tuesday psison will bo laid on the Dnopu nnd Tarata blocks. Mr J. P. Hamlin has 50 acres of land at Clivc to let. The finder of a lady's silver watch will be rewarded on returning it to this office. Mr J. \V. Seymour lms to lef the butcher's shoD at the Spit now in the occupation of Mr T. Cato. Tho Napier Land, Building, nnd Investmestment Society will pay out from 7 to 8 o'clock to-night. Mr J<\ Sutton will address tho doctors at Hompden next Monday, Makuretu on Tuesday, Ashley-Clinton on Wednesday, Wanstead on Thursday, and Poranghnu on Friday. Particulars aro inserted of properties which will bo offered for lease by tho High School Governors on the 12th ot October at the Council Chambers. It is announced that Scarfe's grocery and provision warehouse in Dickons-street will in future be known as the Napior Casb Supply Association, Mr George Scarfe, being tho manager. Messrs Sidcyand Bain ndvertiso that they hare received a shipment of drawing-room and dining-room fenders of new patterns, nnd that the valuo offered is exceptional. The "Hawke's Bay Weekly Courier" can be had ready for posting by the San Francisco mail, which closes at tho Napier Postoflico at 3 p.m. this day (Saturday). Tho " Courier" is the only weekly newspaper published in Hawko's Bay. Several new advertisements of vacant situations aro inserted in the " wanted" column on tho front page. Yes, it is true; yes, it is t a f:ict. Xeal and Close nro selling choice liiillinciry. fur cloaks, cloth mantles, jersey jackets, d -ess materials, blankets, cider-down quilts, wciol wraps, and goods in euc:h department at cost price for cash. Inspection invited. SALES, &C.-THIS DAY. Piano and effects without reserve, and afterwards clearing out sale of balanco of btock of furniture, Mr H. P. Cohen, at his rooms, 11. Fowls, canaries, produce, groceries, furnU ture, Sc., Mr W. H. Duncan, at his mart, 11 ; sewing machines, piano, &c, 12; crockery, fancy goods, &c, 2. Horses, dog - cart and harness, saddles, bridles, &c, Mr H. Montcith, at the Horse Bazaar, 11.30. Okahu block, Cook County, Messrs Graham. Pitt, and Hcnnott, at their rooms, Gisborno, 12. Applications close with Mr H. Hill for the position of mistress of the Hastings-street school. Napier Land, Building, and Investment Society pay out, 7 to 8. SUNDAY SERVICES. St. John's, Napier, 8 (Holy Communion). 10 (children's service in schoolroom), 11 and 7. Rev. Do Berdt Hovell. I |St. Augustine's, 11, i (baptisms), and 7, Rev. J. Parkinson. St. Paul's, 11, Mr Findlay ; 7, Rev. J. G. Patcrson. Trinity Wcsleynn Church, 11 and 7, Rev. W. Baumbcr. Methodist Free Church, II and 7, Rev. J. Edwards. Wnterworth's Hall (Baptist service), 11 and 7, Kov. P. n. Cornford. Pctane, 3, Mr Findlay. Meanee, 11. Rev. J. G. Patcrson. Hastings Wosleyan Church, 11 and 7, Mr T. Laws. East Clivc (Wcsloyan service), 7, Mr Thompson. West Clive (mission room, near post-ofllcc), 3, Rev. W. Baumher. Taradale, 8 (Holy Communion), Rev. C. L. Tukc ; 11, Mr A. Gardiner ; 7, Rev. C. L. Tuke. Puketapu, 11, Rev. C. L. Tuke. Moanec, 3, Mr A. Gardiner. Havoloek, 11, Rev. A. Shepherd, Hastings. 11 and 7, Mr Lyniburn. Clive, 3, Mr Lymburn. Marnkakaho. 3. Mr M. Laseclles. Pukahu, 7, Mr M. Lnscelles. St. Matthew's, Hastings, 11 (Holy Communion), Rev. J. Townscnd ; 7, Rev. H. Maclean. St. Mark's. Clive, 11, Rev. H. Maclean. Tomoann, 3. Rev. H. Maclean. St. Luke's, ITavclock, 7, Rev. .1. Townsend. Waipawa, St. Patrick's, usual hours, Rev. Father Ahem. St. Peter's, 11 (Holy Communion), Rev. J. C. Eoeles : 7, Mr Williamson. St. John's, 7, Rev. R. M'Clcan. Waipukurau, St. Mary's, 11 and 7, Rev. J. 1). Knipc. Kaikora, 11, Rev. R. M'Clean ; 7, Mr R. Bryant. Takapau, 3, Rev. J. D. Knipe. Te Ante, 3, lipv. J. 0. Kccles. Hnmpden, 3, Rev, It. M'Clean. It is well known that John M'Vay's horse covers are a better shape, are better made, and are much better value than any other horso covers made or supplied in the district. Prices vary according to size and quality, commencing at 12s each. Trade supplied at low rates.— [Advt. I 256