gmflxflh (flmmtii gtjtottccg. BOROUGH OP NAPIEB. BURGESS' AND DEFAULTERS' LIST, j " 1889-90. MOTICE is hereby given that the •*■" BurgeßS':List for thVycar'lßS9 90and the Defaulters' Lißt are now open for inspection at (he Corporation Offices during the usual - office hours, and that they will remain so until the 22nd inst. By Order. M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk. > Town Clerk's Office, 'Napier Bth April, 1889. 314 i BOROUGH OP NAPIER. ■ESTIMATES of the proposed ex- *-* penditure of the Borough of Napier for the year ending tho 24th of April, 1890, prepared and published in accordance with clause 136 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1886.' l m, , £ s. d. £ a. A. , Total proposed Expenditure for year endf ing 2Uh April, 1890' .. 9880 0 0 • Exclusive of Overdraft on 31st March, 1889 .. 3138 10 4 12,99810 4 £ a. d. £ s d. Sums available .. .. Nil. Total probable Receipts, oxclusive of General Rates ■ 3500 0 0 General Rates at Is 3d in £ on Valuation of 1889---1890 5144 2 C Additional Sum required 4354 710 12,998 10 v 4 M. N. BOWER, „ . Town Clerk. Napier, 9th April, 1889. 381 BOROUGH OF NAPIER. RATE OF Is 3d IN THE & FOR 1889-1890. T^OTICE is hereby given that the -*■ ' Council of the Borough of Nnpier, in pursuance of the provisions of " The Rating Act, 1871'," intend, at a Special Meeting to be held in the Council Chamber at noon on WEDNESDAY, tlie 2ith instant, to make a General Rate of One Shilling and Threepence in thr Pound upon all ratable property situate within tho said Borough, Buch rate to be for the period commencing on the 21th day of April, 1889, and ending on the 24th day of April, 1890, payable in two equal instalments on the 30th day of June, 1889, and on tho 31st day of December, 1889. The Rate-book is opened for inspection at the Town Clerk's Office between tho hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily, except SATURDAYS, when it is open from 10 a.m. to NOON ONLY. By Order. M. N. BOWER, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Office, Napier, April 9tb, 1839. 362 HAWKE'S BAY BOOK AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. JOHN CRERAR Is now landing, ex Helen Denny and other late arrivals, a large and varied assortment of COMMERCIAL, LAW, & FANCY STATIONERY, Comprising Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books Copying Lett or Books and Presses, Minute Books, Bill Books, Pasß Books, Writing and Copying Inks (best makes and all colors), &c, Notepapers and Envelopes (exceedingly heavy stocks and exceptionally good valuo, LAW STATIONERY Consisting Parohmenta, Deed Papers (hand-madeand machine, plain and ruled). Briefing Papers, Foolscaps, Letter Papers, Note Papere (in endless variety). Lawyers' Sundries, Cloth-lined, Parohment, Cartridge, and ordinary Deed Knvelopes, &c, &c. FANCY STATIONERY. Writing Desks, Blotting Cases, Work Boxes and Baskets, Ladiea' Bags, Pockot Books, Purses, Card Cases, Photo. Albums and Screens (very fine asßortmentand newest designs), Music Portfolios and Rolls, &c, &c. New Books and New Mush) by overy direct Bteamer from London. SCHOOL BOOKS In very large supply for the coming season. The Trade, Country Storekeepers, Sunday and Day School Committees treated on very liberal terms. JOHN CRERAR, HASTINGS & TENNYSON STREETS, NAPEBR. 167 TAS. SPEIGHT & CO. *f (T. H. Giffors, Napier Agent). MALSTERS AND BREWERS, DUNEDJN. Report of the Melbourne Jurors— Mbebrs Speioht and Co. also took First and Second Prizes for their Strong Ales at the Melbourne Exhibition, 1881.— Vide Jurors' Report. One hundred and twenty Barrels of Beor were submitted quite indiscriminately from all parts of the world, and had to be tested against one another at one and the same time. Your Jurors have had cloven meetings, exending over a period of one month, from 2oth •Jovember to iOth December, and have deliberated on an average of three hours each sitting, so that ample time and caro was duly taken to form a correct and acceptable judgment. W. JOHNSOM Chairman of Jurors. GLASGOW EXHIBITION, 1888. A cask of Ale shown was pronounced by Competent Experts to be equal to Burton's 3 ale Ales.— Vide "Evening star," 14th November. 268 SPEIGHT AND OO.'S CITY B U V, W E RY, DUNEDIN. HIGH TESTIMOiKY FROM HOME AS TO THE EXCELLENCY OF OUR ALES. The following communication hasj ust been received by Messrs Speight & Co. (per' favor of G. R. West, Ksq.) as to the Superior quality of their Ales :— Robb, Moore & Co., Steamship Furnishers, Ship and Store Merchants, 72 and 74, Broomilaw, Glasgow, Nov. 9, 1888. G. R. West, Esq. 135, Euston-road, London. Dear Sir,— Being intimato with one of the i Principal Supervisors of Excise hero, I sent him a few dozen of Messrs Speioht & Co.'s Dunedin Beer, with the object of getting an opinion ot the Excise Chemist on it, and I am ; glad to say he has pronounced it one of the i Finest Beers he ever analysed, it having the I high specific gravity of 1080 deg., the greatest amount ot spirit, and the beet quality of acid i he ever came acrosa. i When I tell you that ovcry shipment of Beer going out of the Clyde must be sampled by the Exoise Officers, and then analysed by their Chemists, I consider this opinion is better than anything else I could say on it. , At present the Beor is too flat to send to anyone but an expert in the trade, but as soon , as it comes into condition I will have it dlsi trlbuted. Yours, very truly, t igned) ROBB MOORE & CO, L 929 PerH. 8. Moore. t _ BOOTS I BOOTS! BOOTS I SQOLDING has much pleasure in . informing his Customers and the Tb>db that he has imported seme of the liATEBT IMPROVED BOOT-MAKING MACHINERY, and as he employs none but Fire t^class Sana s c»n guarantee an article that for Quality , Style, and Cheapness can compete favorably i with anything In the Market. Country Customers by leaving their measure on their way to Town can, if necessary, he fitted with a Sound Well-fitting Boot their return in the evening. Special Terms made with the Trade. Cheapest House in the District bo Repairs NOTB THE ADDRESSS. OOLDING'S BOOT FACTORY { KEDCLIFFE ROAD 1 .78 TARADALE A. P A I L (Late Botoe & Fail. GINERAL OOOPEBS, WEST OUTK. r ' Tallow Ouka. Charnvaatter Tubj, Cheese 9 Vats, and all klndi o| Work connected ; with the Trade turned out with despatch and at. tha : - ' • ' ■--•■< ' ''■■'- '';'.":• ""'
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8337, 13 April 1889, Page 1
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