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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12731, 14 April 1904, Page 2

Notifications. (Business Notifications and Wanteds only under this head, not exceeding 16 words, are inserted for one shilling each insertion.) INaUHE your promises against fire and your horse against cold. One "jE Mills’ horse-covers is a most effectual insurance against cold. STRONG TWEED for Boys, all Wool, only is Ud per yard. Saunders', Emerson-street. large Cape Gooseberries at -i the Trocadero. \Y. Reading. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for tvro respectable Men; chums preferred; no other iwerders; very central. “A 1.,” office of “Herald.” MISS HUGHES desires to notify that she has taken over Miss Heath's Dancing Glasses, which will in future be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Milton* road. First term commences TUESDAY. 19th April. Address: Brewster-street, Napier. 503 FINEST Tobacconist’* Stock in the District. Call and inspect. J. B. Rosa and Co.'s. LABELS— Address and Chemists’, in any number of coloured inks and variety of designs, printed and lithographed at the “ Hawke’s Bay Herald " Office. CASH Books. Day Books, and Ledgers ruled to any pattern and manufactured to any sixe at the “ Hawke’s Bay Herald ’’ Office.

WantedsANTED, a Man Cook for small ¥ T station. Apply 9.30 this mornins. Criterion Hotel. 571 \VA-\TED. Sisters, as Cook- * * General, and Nurse for one child; References required. Apply “Countrv.” this office. 369 \V T ANTED, for the country, a Cook .» » and a Housemaid. Apply, endos* ni3 references, to Mrs Hutchinson, Rissington. 000 \\T ANTED, a competent ‘t T also Cowboy. Apply "the Brow,” Waipawa. Ploughman, at once to WANTED, a General Servant; house- ▼ T maid kept. Apply by letter Mrs Hunter, Porangahau. 52fl WANTED. Apprentices for the Machine Room. Apply “Herald” WANTED, a Boy as apprentice to Jobbing Department. ** Eftrald ” Office. Napier. WANTED, an Ideal Tonic for strengthening the hair, destroy* ing dandruff, and giving I'c a soft, glossy appearance. Hendy's Egg Julep. Large bottles Is. Obtainable only from Kirkcaldie and Stains, sole agents. Hendy's Egg Julep has created a very large demand owing to the soft, glossy appear* anco it produces on the hair. For keep ing the hair in curl in all weathers ladies find Hendy's ■ Friiraire an invaluable preparation. Try it, Kirkcaldle and Stains, local agents.

IVfEW and up-to-date display of L v Lamps from Is up to £6. including Hand. Hanging. Piano. Students’ and fable Lamps; spare Burners, Chimneys. Shades, to fix up old lamps with. Spirit and Kerosene Stoves, 6d and 9d. Repairs of all sorts done on the premises. Fenders, Fire-irons. Coal Scoops, Is 6d, Kerbs, Dogs, Rests, Shovels, 6d. Hearth Brushes, Bellows, Is. Cooking Ranges in variety. At Hardy’s. HOESESI HORSES! HOEBEH! WANTED Known.—'We have for sale, a« all times, a large number of Draughts (good leaders and shatters)* also. Harness Hones, Every Horse guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Note Address; HOULT AND SONS, Feilding. BEALE Torpedo Sewing Machine, Needles, Oil, and Parts. Charles G. Cnnnold, Heretancga-road, Hastings, Bole Importer for Hawke’s Bay, Napier Agency, Opposite Working Men’s Club. ’ TOHIT COUPES has hundreds of Sheep J-* Bane and Dairy Farms and Town Properties for sale. Apply lor Gaiette. 'lX7ANTED.—lmmediately yonr Bloyele ▼ ▼ Roes ont of order take It to OATES, LOWBY, & CO. Old Machines fhade to ran like new ones. Re-enamel-ling and Se-plating daily. We are the largest Importers of Cycle Lamps Bells, and Accessories in N. Z., and can therefore sell cheaper than anyone else. Sealandia Cycle Works, Eastings-street.

For Sale and to Let. TO LET, by Ist May, 6-roomed House on hill. Apply Miss DiDwiddie. iirewster-street. 254 TO LET, from March, 29th, for six months or longer. Furnished House of ten rooms, bathroom, scullery and pantry; hot and cold water laid on, also eas; large sheltered garden with lawn; two-stalled stable and coachhouse, also paddock. Ideal place for winter residence. Apply to ME3 MAEGOLIOUTH. hH Milton-tcrrace. TO LET. B HICK SHOP. Hastings-street, next Williams, Chemist, now in occupation of Miss Lang; immediate possession. Apply, CONEOT AND CO.. Hastings-street. Fob sale, HALF-PBICE, Chnrch Harmonium, in Handsome Boss* wood Case (10 stops, powerful tone), by Cesarini. of Pario. Electroplated Tea Service, best quality; quite new, suitable for Christmas or Wedding Present. Apply to " 8.L,” 1281 Box 10. P.O. TO LET OE FOB SALE, RESIDENCE in Thompson-road, Na» pier, containing 9 rooms, with Bathroom, Scullery, Coachhonte, Stable, and Outhouses. Well laid out grounds and garden. Lately in the occupation of B. Buttle Esq. For further particulars apply to * MESSES COTTEEILL A HTTMPHEIEB, *232 Napier.

FOX SALE, CHEAP. A SECOND-HAND Foolscap Folio Crop* i per Printing Machine. Stocks and Roller Moilde complete. Apply to the Hawke's Bay Herald Office. *OUST HERBERT ESTATE, WAIPUMURAU. Jp 0 R SALE, Pore-bred Shorthorn Bella 'Herd Book. Cattle) Pore-bred Lincoln Sami. {Flock Book, Sheep) Tor farther partioolan apply to DONALD H. POTTS, Manager. Musical, &c. HEER CLEMENS LEHMANN, Late Conductor Crystal Palace Orchestra. Leipzig, Member Academic and Liszt Society's Ccmjerts, IS prepared to receive Pupils for Violin, Violoncello, Singing, and Mandolin. . Prospectuses may he had at all Music Shops. Herr Lehmann -will be in Hastings on Tuesdays and Fridays, to give instruction, at the Heretaunga and Woodford House Schools, and arrangements may be made for Private Tuition on those days. 803 ME H. G. SPACEMAN, Expert piano and organ tuner AND REPAIRER. 28 Tears’ Experience (From Brinsmead s). Tuner to the Convents and principal Schools and Colleges throughout Hawke’s Bay. and the leading members of the Musical Profession. Care of F. LOCKTEE’S MUSIC WAREHOUSE. [A OAED.I MB G. F. NAYLOR, Prof. Diploma 1.5.M., Local Secretary T.C.M., Organist and Choirmaster Cathedral, Napier, receives pupils for Singing, Pianoforte, Theory, and Organ at his residence, Corry’s-avenue.

THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OP THE ROYAL ACADEMi OP MUSIC AND ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. President: H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Examinations in connection with above will take place in JUNE iTheory), and SEPTEMBER (Practical). All Entries close on 3IAY 2nd, 1904. The Syllabus for 1504 is now ready, and copies will be sent post free on application to the Honorary Local Representative, who will also be pleased to Rive any information connected therewith. MRS E. X. WALKER, Hon. Local Representative (pro tem), ‘'Weitholme,” Brewster-lane, Napier. 950

EIE STEAIX QUALIFIED OPTICIAN. TEE_ EYE scientifically tested day or night. Where possible my patients ; are saved the expense of Spectacles, | as the judicious use of drugs "will frequently tone up the liver or correct the j nervous system, and indirectly produce j perfect vision I A J. WILLIAMS, itp.s. i a.B. PHAEMACY. KAPUEB. j “I have erected a monument more enduring than brass,” says Horace. JUST~ SO! ILL-FITTING BOOTS have erected a monument ou the feet of suffering humanity. Horace’s monument ia indestructible; hut the latter is SPEEDILY DEMOLISHED by TEED’S CORN CURE. WHICH CUBES TO STAY CUBED. ONE SHILLING. All Chemists and Stores,