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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XIII, Issue 578, 18 May 1868, Page 1

Shipping' Advertisements, JpOR AUCKLAND. _ i The N.Z S.N. Co.’a s.s is expected to arrive from Wellington on the 28th inst., and will leave for Auckland on cue following day. KINROSS A Liv, Agents. PANAMA MAIL SERVICE. For TAURANGA and AUCKLAND. The P.,N.Z., and A R.M. Co.’s steamship LORD ASHLEY, Capt. 11. Wobsp, will leave for the above Ports, on or about SATURDAY, 30tli May. The Company do not hold themselves responsible for any alteration in time of departure occasioned by the Honorable Postmaster-General. EOUTLEDGE, KENNEDY A CO., Agents. Napier, 14th May, 1863. For Sale. HIGGINS, i* BOOTHiEEII, Hastings-street, Napier, Begs to return thanks to the inhabitants of Napier and country districts for past favors, and hopes that by continuing to supply them with BOOTS OF THE BEST QUALITY, ho may merit a continuance of the same. He has now on hand a largo selection of BOOTS AND SHOES, and makes to order -. Men’s Boots of all descriptions Ladies’ Elastic-side Boots Balmoral Boots, Ac,' with cork solce, for winter wear, if required Sewn Boots, for tender feet Strong Watertight Boots, for the country Children’s boots of every description. Elastics renewed in Men’s and Women’s boots. Orders promptly attended to, and all repairs neatly executed. N il. —Men’s Watertighfs, half- Wellingtons’ and Ladies’and Children’s Boots, of L. H.’s make, may be had at the store of J.01E3 Neaolk, Meanee Flat. A N C Y GOODS. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S WRITING DESKS TEA CADDIES SMELLING BOTTLES, with Silver tops INKSIA> DS, in variety LADIES’ WORK BOXES COURIER BAGS PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS POCKET FLASKS VULCANITE CARD BASKETS TOILETTE BOTTLES FANCY PERFUME BOXES CARD CASES. The Undersigned, having engaged an experienced buyer in London, will receive continual shipments of FANCY GOODS from the firm of De la Rue A Co. J. W. GOWING. JAPIEE ART UNION. A duawifg for prizes in the above will take place in a few days. The prizes consist of the following valuable engravings and oleographs by Mr H. Barraud Rotten RowPrince and Princess of Wales in Sandridge Park Mary, Queen of Scots, at the Block Philip Howard at the Tower Cock Robin and Jenny Wren The Evening Star The Jungfrau (oleograph) The Matterhorn „ &c, Now on view at the Medical Hall, where further particulars may be obtained, and subscribers’ names received. J. W. GOWING. Y OAT 1? L- iL. TTVr\r?-n«TAa-n-n | IXV wa ui'i UJ hUO TIMBER of every description, including tongued and grooved Boards, Palings, and Shingles. N.B,—Town and Country orders punctually attended to, J. LsQUESNS,