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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1579, 26 May 1874, Page 229

THE undersigned offers FOR SALE, by Private Contract, the whole of-his Coaching Plant and Business between Napier aad Lake Taupo, consisting of three small Coaches, fourteen Coacli Horses, four Sets of Harness, and seven Pack Horses and Packs complete, Stables &u. &c.. His reason for parting with the same is not having sufficient time to attend to it. -To" a couple of good men, who know the business, this is an opportunity seldom to be met with, as very little cash is required to be paid down. A. PETERS. 'OTICE.—Ia consequence of the High IX . Rates of Horse Feet], the COACH FARES, after the Ist May, will bo as follows:—To Waipawa, 12s 6d; Waipukurau, 15s. A. PETERS. |N SALE by T. B. J HARDING, Hastingsstreet.—The Registered DENTELLE Complimentary Mourning Note Paper & Envelopes. Four different Lace Designs printed in the beet style upon fine cream wove paper. ■ ON SALE by T. B. HARDING, Hast-ings-street.—The Registered Mourning Stationery. Solid black borders, in all usual widths. —"Elegant, but free from ■ ornamentation." REED & BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC 1874 On Sale by T. B. HARDING, HASTINGS-STEET. % Price—ONE SHILLING. The Cheapest Almanac in the Colony NEW MUSIC BY THE MAIL. rl Smart Waiting—(" Fleur-de-Lys ")— Farnie _ Tis Love, the Spirit of Beauty—Farnie The Old, Old Song, (The Bohemian)— . Farnie If Love be All—Romance—Farnie The Brooklet—Song—Arthur 0. Smith Away from Thee —„ „ Sad Heart, 0 take thy Rest—(Evangeline) —V. Gabriel My Little Child—Song—Wrighton Only with Thee—Song— ~ Also, NEW DANCE MUSIC. T. 13. HARDING-, HASTINGS-STREET. .03 A « O Just Received, A Supply of ETTS'S "SECTIONAL" DRAWING AND TRACING PAPER In great variety of Rulings. ALSO,— ETTS'S " SECTIONAL" BOOKS Various Sizes and Rulings. The newly-introduced " Sectional" Paper is invaluable to Artists, .Architects, Builders, Designers, Draughtsmen, Engineersall, in fact, who have to execute drawings to scale. It is kept in sheets of 22 x 17£ ruled in squares, varying in size from onetwelfth to ono inch, faintly ruled, so that on drawings or paintings being made upon it, the lines do not'show objeotionably through. T.B.HARDING, HastingS'Btreet,