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Napier Advertisements. Nurserymen, Florists, Sfc. P. W T 0. STURM snd SON, N UBSBBYMBN, FLORISTS, AND GENERAL Sbbdsmbn, West Clive, near Napier, Hawke’s Bay. Agent for Poverty Bay, 11. E. WEBB 654 Standard office. Breweries. G. GIBBONS, Napier Bottling Cellars, Shakespeare Road. /.«■ - Agent for Poverty Bay — R. G. GIBBONS, Senr. 739 & ELLIS, HAWKER BAT BEEWERY, are prepared to supply SPARKLING ALES, guaranteed of the purest quality. 811 Saddlery. JOHN McVAY, Saddler and Harness Maker,, Hasting. Street, Order, well and promptly Executed 770 Chemists. JgARRAUD AND BOWERMAN, Wholesale & Retail Chemists, MEDICAL HALL, NAPIER. Proprietors of Gowing’a Couch Linctu*, ic. Agent, for Baxter’s Lung Preserver, Quinine, and Magic Pills. 840 Dansk Tales, Deutsch Gesprochen. Carriage Manufactory. Q FAULKNOR, Coachbuilder, Wheelwright, Ftrrier, if General Blacksmith. •Hastings Street, Naaisr. 877 JOHN MacLEOD, COACH & CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, Hastings Street. 805 AMERICAN CARRIAGE FACTORY. (OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HOTEL,) NAPIER. STOCK & VINSEN T>EG to announce to the Public of Poverty Bay and the aurrounding districts that they have commenced BurincM in Tennysonstreet AS # CARRIAGE BUILDERS, And hope, by strict attention to all orders entrusted to them, and GUARANTEEING the best Workmanship, to merit a share of public patronage. All kinds of American and English Carriages made to order, from the newest designs. Repairing, in all its branches, done on the most reasonable terms. 1219 Tent kf Sail Maker. 11. BEUKERS, Ship Chandler, Sail Maker, &c., Napier, IS now prepared to supply Sails, Oars, and everything requisite for fitting out Boats, &c. Tents, Tarpaulins, Hay, Rick, and Dray Covers made of the belt Navy Canvas, at very low rates. Herring Nets, Twine, Cork, Lead and small line for nets, &c. Oil Paints, Varnishes, Tar, Pitch, Ac. Blocks, Ropes, Canvas, and every description of Ship Chandlery on hand. A supply of Ameritan Yellow Pine Racing Sculls, &c«, on hand. • 1130 The Thoroughbred Horse “ T E E E_N G A, ” THIS Horse was bred by Henry Redwood Esq., in 1870, got by the imported horse “ Ravensworth,” dam “ Phoebe” by “ Sir Hercules” out of “ Woodstock,” by “Theorem” (imported), sec New Zealand Stud Book. “TERENGA” is a dark chestnut, 6 years old with great substance and quality. He has been two seasons at the stud, and has proved himself a sure foal getter. His Foals are very mjjch admired, and show great Q U J* 1 ’ w >lh , t good constitutions. F<wirthcrParticulars apply to J miller. 1 u y Brow uing Street, Napier. I