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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 10058, 27 July 1895, Page 3

""W7HAT shall we do with out s", Boyar' Give thorn DKRBY TOBACCO to smoko. It is tho Purest i\nd Boston the Mnrkit 14 LADIES, OEADTIP? YOUE HOMES. LOCAL OPINIONS. I havo used M'Konzle's Furniture Rovivor, and eun highly l'ocommond it as a nrsl>qlass nrtlclo for Cloaning and Reviving all kinds o£ Furniture. w„_ Uplioktevcr, Tonnyson-strcet, Napior. *H^?*S5«P" ?■>••.:• ifurhlturo Potibh.. and flncl it cives frci«cr«l Sfttis/acfion. I uso Jt myaolf. and coiwlier it aS gdocl as any I bays used from tho English makorfl. Jaisks S. Large. Cabinetmaker, Napier. Similar testimonials from Messrs Scoullar and Cihl«oiri. Wellington, Mr Fioldor, Mannersstreet, Wellington, nnd leading Cabinetronkors all over Neiv Zealand. Mr Roberts. Manager of Mcßnra Mllnor nnd Thon)]>son's l'iano Dop6t, Napier. »ritDß:— "Used M'Kcnaio's Furniture Polish Bondvntor for four ycara, and flnd it surpasses all others in Brilliancy of Polish, and most easily applied." Similar testimonials from Manager Dresden Piano 1 Company, Onmaru ; Messrs Begs nnd Co.-, Dunemfc and Tlmarll ; Mr Pinny, Piano Depot, Wellington j Messrs Graco, Clark and Co., Palmersfon.'&c., &C . . Over 1000 Botllos sold in Napier in six re \VnW ofderinK please specify M'K6'nzl6 v s Furniture Bonovator. , Sold by Grocers; Ironmongers, Painters, Cabinetmakers, &c, over>whsro. . NO HAWKERP; PRICE, 18 0d AND 23 PER BOTTLE. . 526 AFACMkYIT. (Extract from Napier " Daily Tefegrapb, Jaly 9, 1885.) The M'Kenrie safe oloth cleaner has today boon toßted on tho blanket of one of the -machines in the "Daily Telegraph ' Office, with the result that in futnie it will be constantly kept on the premises. Tho printers I ink waa removed inßtantly, and to the Barprise ot all who witnessed tho test. Few drops only in boiling wator oleans Groasy, Spotted, or Stained Apparpi or Bate. Deßsertopoonful In a pint of boiling water rctnoVea Inks, Groaße, or othor slaiDß from CI TaDleßpoonful in a bucket of boiling water removes Grease, Oil, &c., from Floors, Ounco in five gallons hot water 1 Cleans ami Renews Tweed Suits, Ladies ' Heavy Ureoeea, &c Ounce Icosta 2d) in coppor, thoroughly Cleans Blankets, Household Linen, &0., saves half aoap, time, and labor; no soda or other cleansing substances required. Try Sold by Erapers, Grocers, Chomiate, and Ironmongers. PRICE, IS 3d. 470 *G CJTUDY ECONOMY AND »3 RENEW OLD CLOTHES. LOCAL OPINION. Tho Manso, Napier, July lltli, lfOs. Ihavo much pleasure In testifying that Mr M'Kenzio's Safe Cloth Cleaner appears to be highly efflcacioua in removing ijl-oaae otains from clothes. I have had pi-action! proof of this and so am ablo to testify to the Bamo. JAMES G. FATERSON, Napier, j Mr Cook. Now iloaland Clothine Factory, Napier, writes : -Have much pleasure In stating that I have Riven M'Konzlo's Bafo Cloth Cleaner a' fair trial, and find it in every respect superior to any I have yot used. ' I havo seen M'Konzio's Safo Cloth Cleaner used, and call certify to its wonderful effects in tiulckly removing all appearance of grease from a very much soiled garment. DAVIES AND EVANS, Napier. I have groat pleasuro in testifying to the oxceplionnlly good qualities of M'Kenzios Safo Cloth C'.loaner, it does ita work qsnckly and effectually. F . Q . BAILEy , Tailoring Department Ringland and Thomas. 1 .iavo pleasure in teutif ying to tho eJtoeptionally good qualities of M'Kenzto's Safe Cloth Cleaner and Reviver; amongst tho many recoipts that I havo tried from timo to timo it is undoubtedly the boat I havo ÜBed, E. ROBERTSON, Drapor. Wo havo tried M'Konzle'n Sate Cloth Cleaner and found it very quickand offoctivo. (Signed) P. PALMKR, Manager Ross and Glendinnfng, Clothing Factory, Dunedin. I have tried M'Kenzie's Safe Cloth Cleaner and Reviver and can certify to its qualitios aa such. I may say it is superior to any Cloth Cloanor I havo usod. (Signed) WM. HKNDRY Tailoring Department. Kirkcaldle and Btains, Wellington. Sold by Grocers, Drapors, Ironmongers, Chemtets, &o. f evorywhora. Pbice, Is 3d. «7 " J. M. CRERAR Has just reoeived.ex s.s. Star of England (from London) and s.b. Darmstadt (from Germany) argo Shipmoats of PLAIN ARD FANCY STATIONERY, And constating of Account Books, Notepaper and Envelopes (boxed and in packets), including new Perfumed Boxes, Silurian Notepaper and Envelopes now bo faßhionableJjOtter-papers, Foolscaps, Demtr Deed Papers, Tracing Cloths, and the new patent Traoing Paper (very choice) and »U othor Stationers^ Sundries in endlesswl^^ q Photo Albums and Screens, Blottin£caßeß, Lotter-case», Pooketbooks, Card-oases. Purses Photo Frames Writing Desks and Cases, Sorap Albums. Postage Stamp Albums, Hand baßS.HouseholdGamcß.Dresalng cases. These Goods are very suitable for making Wedding and Birthday PresentsNEW BOOKS. Parcels of New Books received by ever, diroot steamer. The New Colonial Series BOOKS. Including Bagsteru', Queens Prlntorg, and Oxford Press Bibles, Common Prayer Books and Hymn-books be»utifnlly boxed, Catholio Prayer-bookß,ChurohPralße,Weßley'sHymns. School Books and Sohori Roquisltoß.— The Trade and School Committees supplied jn mOStUber l&S' MATERIALS Always on Hand J. M. ORERAR, 1 . BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER HASTINGS-STREET. NAPIER. 1 W. H. ESSEX J. A. NAPIER ESSEX & NAPIER GENERAL COMMISSION, GRAIN LAND, AND PROPERTY AGENTS, PORT AHURIRI. All Commissions entrusted to our Cbarg will rccolve most careful attontlon. AGENTS FORD. H. Brown and Son, Rollor Mills Chrlstchurch. Stock ot "Peerless" Flour kept on hand. North German Fire Inburancb Company ov Hamburg, Germany. Established 11 yoars in Now Zealand. ESSEX &"nAPIBR, WAGHORNE-BTREET. ON SALE— LOCAL and Southern Chad, Bran, Whea Pollard, Whole and Crußhed Oats By Grass, Cocksfoot nnd other Seeds. FOlt SALE— A WELL-BUILT 5-i'oo)nod Houbo and Aero of Land at Groenmcadows ; every convenience Price low. Terms liberal. ACOMFOKTABLK 4-roomcd Cottage and 2 Acres of Land at Tnradalo; w»Bh ho\ißO, wator, and all conveniences. Price low. LADIES' UNDEH CLOTHING, DRESSING GOWNS, BABY LINEN AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY MISS TREHEARN'S, BMERSON-STREET. LADIES' SILK VHSTS FROM 2a 3d EACH DURING SALE. 386 TiHE LITTLK JBWELLBJW WHARE, BMERSON-STREET F. HOWARD. Practical Watchmakku and Jkwellkk ITaa h Tory Prolty Solootion of GOL AND ILVER JEWKLLICRY AND WATCHES, ELECTRO WARE, CLOCKS, &c, Suitable for Wodding and Birthday Present. Specialities— Tho "Lucky" (18 earati Wed. fling Rinpr, 20b : Gents Silver and Gold KeyloßO Hunting Watcho , t,2 to 830 Silve Broochos from Si 6d. WATCH RKI'AIRS""A SPECIAL TV And Guaranlijed for 12 Mentis, 18 MISS lUJSGWOOD will hold Classes in tho High School Gymnasium on TUESDAYS, 1 to 5.30 for Small Boys ; FHID AYS, ito 5.31) for Young Ladies ; MONDAYS, at St. Matthew's Gymnasium, | Hastings, 2.30 to 3.30 for Young Ladios. Apply to Misb Hgdge, Woodford House Hastings. Miss Ringwood is proparod to attend | Pationtß for MRssage Treatmont at their own holies, and may bo addressed— Caro of Mrs Heath, Cameron-road. 180 MRS NORMAN, PROFESSIONAL MASSEUSE, * from Australia, will receive PnplU for j Massage Treatmom. of Splnnl VPeaknese, Cnvvat.Mro, &c. Mrb Norman is prepared ' to Treat Cases of Curvature, Muscular Contractions, &o. ; also to Attend Caseß for | Matßiigo TroalmonU Pationts attended at their own homos, oi at i ho Rooms dally. , TENNYSON-STREET, | Ol'PO.-ITK HKRAI.n CHAMBKRBi 191 TREES! TREES! TREE ! A SPECIAL LTNE of Threo-joar- ' tX old C. Macrocarpa j boalthy, trimmed back, well rooted, nnd thoroughly proparcd \ for removal— los por too. Apply JAMEH TAYLOR, Nurseryman, Woodvllle. I