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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 14, Issue 696, 1 July 1869, Page 2

New Advertisements; SADDLERY I SADDLERY I! THE CHOICE OF 10 0 SAD DIES I I &0., &c, JUST IMPORTED. IPor Sale et the usual cheap bates at LONDON HOUSE, HASTINGS-STBEET, NAPIER, Papakura and Hikntoto Block. "OTICE is hereby given t hat the Rents l and Road L°vi"S for sections in the Papakura and Ilikuioto Blocks, for. the six months ending the 28th June, 1869, are row due and payable at this office. J. C. LAMBTON CAK-'IKK, Provincial Treasurer. Provincial Treasury, Napier, June 28, 1869. 84, Goldsmiths' Work. —The progress of fine art manufacture in this branch oil trade is strikingly exemplified in a little work just published by J- W. Benson, of 25 Old Bond St., and* of the City Steam Factory, 58 and 60, l.udgure Hill. I' i*j enriched and embellished with designs (by Italian, French, and English, arlitte*) o! Brooches, Brace.ets, Earrings, and articles suitable for person.il wear, or Wedding, Bi thday. or ot he* presents, with their priees. Air Bnuo i (who hod the appointment to t1.R.11. the Prince oi Wales) has also published a Very interesting p mphlet oil the Kise and Progress of Watch and Clock-making. These pamph leta are sent post free for two stumps each, and they cannot be too stroigly reeo ! * mended to those contemplating a pu chase, especially to residents in the country o> abroad, who are thin enabled to select an} article they may lequiry, and have, it forwarded wiih peifed safety. 32 New Zealand Steam Navigation Company [limited.] FOR AUCKLAND. Wellington, Captain F. Hoimes, will steam ns above THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS & Co, Napier, July 1, 1869. Agents. New Zealand Steam Navigation Company [limited J TOR WELLINGTON & SOUTHERN PORTS _ f J ,HE faT ° rite B ' 9 ' ' Rangatira.' Captaiu will steam as above on or about FRIDAY NEXT, 2nd JULY, 1859. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS &Co, .Agents. Napier, June 28, 1869. * 293

Takeha andhisFivk Wive-.—The cor-| respondent of the Nelson Examiner says :' —"lt way be interesting to some of you readers to be informed that Tureha, lion, member for tlie E ;slern Maori Electoral District, arrived in town on Mond iv, bringing with biir. no less than fire wires, who will doubtless be a great acquisition to Wellington society, and no inconsiderable drum upon hi* honorarium." Absence of Mind. —One Sunday a pountrj clergyman having had a notice for] a lec'u.e handed to him, which was cut I from a newspaper, unfortunately read th wrong side of the paper—nor did he d\* cover his mistake till he had gone through an entire adverti-ement of a clothing and furnishing vvarehou-e. A 'Bible IVame:*—The Churchman'* Magpzii e re ates that a gamekeeper and his wife eomu.ted the di<ctor of the parish as to the choice of a " Hit le name" fur their son and hei' - . 'J he doctor suggested f* JS'imrod," and the s-Ugieetion was acted Upon. Home time afterwards another son was bo-n. This time the parents chose for themselves, and as a match to "JXimrod" absolutely selected " Kamrod !" The value of a ISewopapee.—The Value of parsimonious economy received a fining illustration the other d»y in Cattle maine. A farmer in the >rhoo.i had, for reasons best known to himself, <* stepped hi? paper.'* Shortly after he ■old a parcel of SJO bushels of wheat to a mj.ler in town for 4s Id jur bus'iei. Hi-* chagrin may be conceived when a day or two after he discovered that the market price was 5a Id, a fact which he mig t |juie k; own hid he font n ted to take in ihe-local taper, iiy imU Lv*t, &4s> : by Li»