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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1557, 10 March 1874, Page 143

NEWMARKET Wool-soouring, Fellmongery, and Tannery, MEANEE. CHARLES MITCHELL to inform his patrons and friends J that he has disposed of the above property to Messrs Leyland & Co., and hopes that the patronage so liberally bestowed on him will be accorded to his successor. Referring to the above noticp, T EYLAND & CO. assure the runholders, wool-buyers, and others, that in the Wool-scouring and Fellmongery Departments, every care and attention will be bestowed, to merit a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed on their predecessors. To the consumers of Leather in any shape, L. & Co. beg to assure them that the article suppled by the Firm will bear comparison in quality and price with any competitors. LEYLAND & CO. NEWMARKET OOL-SCOURING, FELLMONGERT v ING & TANNERY WORKS, MEANEE. LEYLaIsTd & Co., PROPRIETORS. Cash Buyers of Wool, Skins, Hides, Fat, &c, at Full Market Rates. T. WILLIAMS Has Just Received I NEW and well-assorted Stock of LADIES', GENTS', & CHILDRENS' BOOTS & SHOES, Consisting ofLadies' Levant Balmorals „ E.S. Kid Hessian Boots „ „ Levant „ „ ~ Lasting „ „ „ Colonial Calf, Mock fronts „ „ Dolly Vardeii Hessians Gents' Half-Wellingtons „ Three-quarter Wellingtons „ Colonial-made E.S. block fronts „ Edinburgh*, El stie. Sides „ Balmorals Children'M [Olasti<' Sides, Colonial-made „ Lace-tip», Copper Toed Men's and Women's Slippers in variety. Boots and Shoes of every description and Style, mad" (o order. The Best Miterial and Workmanship TICKETS In Procter's Art Union TENT POST FREE on receipt of Cash ) or Post Office Order. Tickets may also be had at Mr Smith's, Storekeeper, Woipukurau Mr Bennett's, Settlers' Hotel, Waipawa Mr Reynolds', Exchange Hotel, Havelock Mr,M'MuKRAY's, Shamrock Hotel Mr D. Vaughian's, Meanee Hotel, and at Mr T. Peddie's, Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, Taradale. PROCTER'S 244 Prizes, Valued at £SOO. T. 11. PROC TE R (of Christchurch and Hokitika) BEGS to call the attention of the inhabitants of Napier and its vicinity, to the Catalogue of Jewellery, as Prizes, consisting of— GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, DIAMOND AND OTHER CROSSES, BRACELETS, BROOCHES, &c, To be distributed in 2-1.4 Prizes, valued at £SOO, 1000 Tickets al 10s each. The prizes are on view in the Shop adjoining the Daily Telegraph printing office, where Tickets can be obtained. The Drawing will take place on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 13th March. RAMS FOR SALE. M'ERINO RAMS, chiefly the produce of Imported Steiger and Curris Rams of a High Class, out of Carefully-bred Pedigreed Ewes, Descended from direct importations from Ghadigast's Celebrat.d Flock. For Wool, good full-sized frames, and hardy constitution, these Rams offer a very superior choice. T EICESTER and LINCOLN RAMS Ju (Fine and nearly Pure) the produce of Ewes by Pure Imported Rams. H. R. RUSSELL Waipukurau, Feb. 17, 1874. WANTED, (UPIL BOARDERS for the Taradale l School. Every care taken to ensure comfort and moral training. Terms moderate. Apply to A. P. TENNENT, Blaster. Iyiportant to Engineers, cCu—Oakey & Sons' [London] Emery, Emery Paper, and Emery Cloth, are particularly adapted to the requirements of Engineers. Oakey & Sons' Glass Paper is expressly made for Cabinet and Pianoforte makers, each sheet being stamped and warranted. For prices, see our advertising columns,