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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 303, 4 September 1865, Page 3

Eastebn Spit Hetail Siobe. H. SMYTH & 09 Beg to return thanks to the inhabitants of Napier for the liberal support they have hitherto received; and trust that, by strict attention to business, and by dealing in none but the best articles, to merit and receive s continuance of public patronage. They have now the following goods in stock, and which—having been carefully selected from one of the best houses in Auckland and Sydney—they confidently recommend:— CLOTHING. Tweed Suits, Blue Serge Suits, Men’s & Boys’ Black Cloth Suits, Bedford Cord Trousers "Worsted Cord and Moleskin Trousers Drawers, Merino and Regatta Shirts Scotch Twill and Crimean Shirts Bed, White, and Blue Blankets Railway Bugs Men’s and Boys’ Blue Serge Shirt* Flannels, Men’s and Boys’ Belts Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs Prints and Calicoes, Carpet Bag* Military Caps, Felt Hats Boots and Shoes Socks, Cotton and Worsted GROCERIES. Tea, Sugar, Cocoa, Coffee Pepper, Mustard, Salt Pickles and Sauces, Bottled Fruit, Jams Hams and Bacon, Red Herrings Preserved Oysters, Salmon, Lobsters, Herrings, Sardines Soap, Starch, Oatmeal, Flour Split Peas, Arrowroot, Sago, Rice Currants, Raisins, Orange and Lemon Peel Castor Oil, Salad Oil, Scented Hair Oil Carbonate of Soda, Washing Powder Fancy Biscuits, Lollies, &c., &c. S UN DRIES. Tomahawks, Nails, Pocket Knives Hammers, Crockery, Pannikins Wax Vestas, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipe* Candlesticks, Stationery, Pens, Ink, Paper Saddlery, &c., &c.. &c. SHIPPING SUPPLIED ON REASONABLE TERMS. H. SMYTH & Co. Napier, August 81,1865.

T O COUNTRY SETTLERS. A Middhe-aged Man wishes to engage himself as SCHOOLMASTER, and lie will not object to devote liia spare time to any light employment. Apply Y. Z., office of this paper. jg ICHA NG E HOTEL, LIYERY STABLES. The Undessigned begs to announce that he has taken the abore STABLES, where can always bo hired EIRST-CLASS HACKS, also HORSES STAUNCH TO THE COLUAE. The Advertiser haring, in connection with theStables, a splendid Paddock laid down in English grass, can guarantee the best accommodation to Horses given to his care; and he hopes that, by endeavouring to supply the wants and wishes of all who require Horses* for hire or accommodation for Horses, to receive a share of public support. The strictest attention paid to all Horses left in charge of THOMAS BRIQHOUSE.