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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1539, 6 January 1874, Page 71

Open to Suspicion.—" What time is it, my dear V' 'asked a wife of her husband. whom slie suspected of being drunk, but who was doing his best to look sober. , ''Well, my darling, I can't tell, 'cause there are two hands on my watch, and each points to a different figure, and I don't know which to believe." Good Advice.—The Diraedih Guardian writes as follows on the subject of the habits of colonial young men :—" We venture to say that if our young men would go in more for cricketing, athletic sports,' gymnastics, and above all swimming, and less for-drinking, billiard playing, and dissipation, they would be a liner set of men, and would go fresher to the'counter and the office than they do at present."

SADDLERY Ex "QUEEN BEE." JUST OPENED UP A VERY CHOICE LOT OF Inspection Invited. Also, — To Arrive, per " Cissy," from London, . ELEVEN PACKAGES OP GENERAL SADDLERY SADDLERS' IRONMONG H. R. HOLDER, Opposite the Post Office. JUST RECEIVED, Per "QUEEN BEE," from London, AN ASSORTMENT OP FANCY TOBACCOSRichmond Mixture, -Mb barrels, and 4oz. packets Grand Duchess, „ ~ ~ ~ Virginia Bell, „ '„ „ „ The Rose, „ „ ~ „ <l The Right Thing,"' " Spring Flowers,'' " Moss Rose," " Neptune," and " Star,'' are in lib packets. "Compressed Rifle Oake," "Cloth of Gold," " Gold Bars," " Horace," Hbs, " Navy," and seven sorts of Cavendish. A. W. ABRAHAMS, NAPIER.

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