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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9896, 24 January 1895, Page 3

, [Notification* under thi head, not exceeding twelve wordt, are tnserttd tot sixpence each per insertion. THE Committee of the Napier Rowino Clnb wish to thank the Ladies who sc kindly contributed to tho success of thr •Aftqrndpii Tea at tho Opening Ceremony Yesterday. I i "DROPOSED Amateur CanjeifA C'lu,fc %«• I WT ing, Young Men's Club, Mondt.y next, ) 8 o'clock. LOST, on Wednesday, Swan Fountain Pen" Return to Herald Ofllce. VACANCIES for a few Gentlemen Boarders ; hot. and cold baths. Terms ■ I mtfderatp, Clivo House, lately occupied by Er. Re«a, Clivfl 3qifarej f^i REENGAGE Plum's for fern J splendid T sample, 3s Gd per doaen Ib. 61«ssford. The Cafe. FOR SALE, as a proing concorn, the Eclipse Coach Factory in Emerson-street. Apply Gllmour and Co. TJ^X s.s. Kaikoura— l case Land and Water til Hato, bound nnd unbound : also, 1 case Manilla Hats, a comfort in hot weather. Prices fight. Rlngland and Thomas, Gentlemen's Outfitters^ JAMF.3 MILL 3, fitnerflon-streot, " has Saddlery rind Harness in every style and at loffeSt prices consistent tfith Al qunllty of workinansnii ithtt material. Try my horse covers this season ; ffi6 b6tit «nfl cHo'fip in the province. TO LET, Offices on Becond floor of Herald Chambers. Dinwiddie, Walker and Co. TJOOKBI BOOKS! BOOKS !— Libraries J3 oan have old Books rebound and made like now at the Hawke'b Bay Herald Offlco. I ABELS I— Addfess dfld Chelrtlata, In any J number of colored inks and variety of designs printed elnd lithographed at the Hawke's Bit Herald Office. f"IASJ£t BqokS, Day Boolcs, and Ledarors \j cufed to an* pattern md ma'nufaotttiod to any size at the Hawke's Bat Herald Office. ~\M USIC Bound In Cloth an 3 leather at the XtJL Hawkb'b Bay Herald Office. f^iERITFICATES designed and printed \j from Copperplate at the Hawkkb Bat Herald Offlco. PLANS I— Plain and Colored lithographed at the Hawke's Bat Herald Offlco. A LL kinds of Shipping and Customs Forms J\. ptlnted at the Hawke's Bay Herald Offloo. _ aioHceg. JOHN DINWIDDIE HAS FOR SALE Properties as under :— NAPIER— 4,5, 7, and 10 roomed Houses, one large Stono Building, Shop, Offices, &c, called the Hawko s Bay Chambers, Emerson-street HASTINGS— Ono Broomed House, and Town Sections 218, 219, 121, 123, US, 116, 117 KAIKORA— Large Storo and|D welllng-house, Sections 81 and 85 MAKOTUKU-Soctinn 18, aores divided into J and b acre lots, opposite Railway Station DANEVIRKE— II-roomed House, J-acre, op posito tho Bank of Now Zealand WOODVILLE-Section 36, 40 acres freehold ; Section 37, 40 acres leasehold; opposito tho Victoria Railway Station Town Section 54. with 2 Shops and Dwclling-houso, 1 Cottage of 4 rooms, between Post-office and Club Hotel COOK COUNTY (Patutahi Township)-Seo tions 6, 7, 9, 10, and GO, i-acrea WAIAPU COUNTY (Waipiro Bay)-9a5 acres freehold, 250 acreß lease! hold ; 2400 Sheep WAIROA COUNTY -6000 aores freehold, 8000 acres lcasohold ; 6000 Sheep WAIROA (Township of Clydo)-Sections 619, 020, and 622, i-ncres H,B. COUNTY iTownship of Clivo -Sections 293, 299, and 72, freehold ; 7i aores with Dwelling-house TAURANGA-200 aores freehold rubberTstamps Orders will receivo Prompt Attention. Offlco: Adjoining Conroy and Co., Regent Btreet, Napier. JOHN DINWIDDIB. 11l PUBLIC_NOTICE. PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY. rro THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, .8. —It has been my desire for many years to escape the Bonds of a Tied Houso and get possession ot a KRWK HOTEL, so that I could import Wines and Spirits direct from Home. I have at last succeeded in doing so and Leased tho EMPIRE. Although the edifice is not aa pretentious as I could have desired, still, in a very short space of time, aftor BOveral alterations havo been completed nnd every room thoroughly renovated, I shall be In a position to offer to my friends and patrons STERLING HOME COMFORT, combined with moderate charges. It is with pleasure I announce thnt I nave cabled to Edinburgh (the Ordor having been previously written) for 14 Quarter-casks of very choice Winos and Spirits, which will arrive in the course of a few weeks by steamer. IBhall then be in tho pleasant position of offering to the public tho bestand most expensive Wines and Spirits ever imported for sale into Hawko's Bay. It is my determination to give tho public a good article at current prices. I shall carry on the Bottling Business in its entirety. Ciroulars will be duly issued. I havo at present in Bond very Old Extra Speoial Whisky I imported soveral months ago. I now have the pleasure of introducing it to the public, and trußt that all Connoisseurs wi 11 not fail to call at the Empire and pass their verdict. Believe me to remain, gentlemen, yours sincerely, JOHN P. SMITH iLate of Farndon). P.S.— The Orders that I have already booked will bo attended to. 392 TO THE LADIES. MRS NOY, teaclier of the " Elixir" system of Drebsmaking (protected undor the Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks Act, 1888), has arrived in Napier. MRS NOY iB a toacher of 26 years' experience, and having studied four systems of Droßsmaking— Britißh, Soiontifio, Eureka, and Parisian— is an authority for stating that the " Elixir " has superseded all other methods by ita simplicity end Its accuracy, pupiU without any previous knowledgo of Dressmaking easily learning it in from four to six lessons of ono hour each, without tho uso of charts, patterns, or measurements to cut Dresses, Bodices, Mantles, Jackots, Skirts, and Capes. It is so certainly acourato that fitting is not necessary. Proficiency Guaranteed. Testimonials from all the principal towns visited, including the Lady Principal and pupils of Nelson Cot logo, tho Roy. Mothor of tho Monastery, Nelson, and tho Sisters of Mercy at St. Mary's Convent at Wellington. Ladies may mako up Dresses and form thoir own classos, choosing their own hour-«, undor Mrs Noy's supervision. Addross — Mrs Whittem's, Cllve Square 379 J. M. CRERAR Is now landing Large Shipments of ACCOUNT BOOKS made specially to my own orders by the leading Homo Manufacturers, and are the beßt value in tho Markot. NOTEPAPERS AND ENVELOPES. Plain and Fancy, in Boxes and Packets. (Very cheap lines in Commercial Envelopes.) LAW STATIONERY. Parchments, Deed Papors, Foolscaps, Letter Papers, and all Stationers' Sundries. FANCY GOODS Being added to evory week. Birthday and Wedding Presents in great variety, and Show Room open all tho year round. NEW BOOKS. Parcels of New Books received by every direct steamer. Tho Cheap Colonial Series of Standard Novels a speciality. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. I havo a very full stock of Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, and Devotional Books in all bindings. ARTIST MATERIALS. Full Stocks always on Hand. SCHOOL BOOKS; School Books and School Requisites. The Trade and Committeos supplied onthomoßt liberal torms. PHOTOGRAPHIC ART SOCIETY'S BoauWul Pictures constantly added to. JOHN M. CRERAR, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. 237 HASTINGS BOOK ARCADE. "\TEW BOOKS. MTJSIO, FANCY L^> GOODS, Inkstands, Writing Valises, Ladieß' Bags, Toy Pocket-books, Purses, &c, &c. CHRISTMAS CARDS I CHRISTMAS CARDS 1 CHRISTMAS CARDS I D. WHYTOCK & CO. Aro now offorlng thoir Now Goods for tho coming season. Cnristmns Cards, very choice, in Endloss Variety and Latest Designs : all prlcos, from Id to 5a each. COME AND SEE A Fine Solcctlon of Hand-painted Cards of NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS & SCENERY For sending to Friends at Home. SPECIAL.— Tho Vest Pocket Library, a I book for ovorybody, 7 Books Handsomely Bound in Ono volume ; suitable for the vest pocket, containing knowledgo on all subjects, Invaluable to businose people.— Solo Agents, DIARIES FOR 1895. „ • SHARP AND ALFORD, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, ANI FANCY GOODS. Opposito Roach s Grocory Storo IIKRETAUNGA-ROAD, HASTINGS. 3 AGENTS FOR " H.B. HERALD' [ A T. FORD, UABINETMAK E R, Cornor of Lincoln and Fitzroy Roads. AT. FORDlias" for Sale a ver • handsomo Cornor Cupboard, wit Plutogloas in tho Door. Also, a Ladio: ly Writing Bureau, and sovoral Small Tables. Fhotographß Mountod and Framea in N.S I and other Woodsi Vyi v Ropairing Carefully Attended to