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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 14, Issue 702, 22 July 1869, Page 1

For Sale. For. Sale by the Undersigned, iRUIT TREES & SHRUBS in great ■ variety, and of the choicest soaiS:— Almonds Apricots Cherries Figs JSectarines Poaches Fears Quinces Spanish Chestnuts Walnuts Filbert & Hazel Nuts Grape Vines Gooseberries, Raspberries, &c Also, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs iin great variety. F, W. 0. STURM. Seed Warehouse, Shakespeare«road, Napier, May 27,18G9. WILLIAMS' OIL AND COLOE SHOP. JUST AEEIYED, EX " WILLIAM OABGILL/' lEOM LONDON, O HOGSHEADS RAW OIL 40 drums ditto (5 gallons) 1 hhd Boiled Oil 20 drums ditto 3 tons best White Lead 1 ton White Zinc Paint 2 tons assorted Paints, viz,— Black, Red, Blue, Green, Yel low, Umber, Patent Dryers ia lib and 41b tins Turpentine, Brunswick Black Putty, Varnish, Window Glass Glue, Paint Brushes Whitewash ditto Paperhangings, &c, &0., &•. 190 FOR SALE, Per William Cabgill, from London, Just Arrived, 5 CASES IRON BEDSTEADS, (French & Half-tester) Double and Single. 1 case Children's Cots, Double and Single. !N.B.—The above are imported direct and will be sold at low prices. HENRY WILLIAMS, Furnishing Ironmonger, Hasting-street. Napier, March 4,1869. Ist SEASONABLE GOODS, ON SALE BY THE TJNDEBSIGNED, f H I T E CLOVE] Alsyke Clover Red Clover Cow Grass Timothy Grass Cocksfoot Grass Poa Pratensis Crested Dogstail Corn Dressing Machines Turnip Pulping ditto Ploughs, Harrows Harness, &c. F. TUXFORD, Hastings-street. March 13,1859.

Government Advertisements Militia Office, Napier, July 13, 1869. LENDERS in duplicate will be received at the Militia Office, Napier up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 30th inst. X.—For the supply of Rations to Forces stationed at Napier, Te Kapu, Wai« roa, Putere, aud posts between Titiokura and Runanga—at per field ration, meat at per lb. Contractors may tender to supply all or any of the above posts. 2. —For the carriage of G-eneral Government Stores from the Spit Napier, to Te Harato, and from Te Harato to Runanga, at per ton. Contrao* tors to find everything, and to state the number of tons they will engage to convoy each month. Detailed information will be given on application at the Militia Office. C. LAMBERT, Lieut-Colonel Commanding Napier and Wairoa District* 83&