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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 232, 21 February 1885, Page 4

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On Hawkes Bay Races " Jacob Faithful " has a consultation— (sooo members at 10s, -with eight ' chances on each ticket, A grand chance for a • man about to marry, as there is no humbug about ■ it. Mr W f . A. Patterson having tak«n on a long lease the premises lately occupied by Messrs ' Belcher, corner of Queen-street and Karangabaperoad, has started the Newton Livery and Bait Stables, where every kind of conveyance will 'be found, with saddle horses for ladies and gentle*men. Mr R. W. See^i has commenced business as amanufacturing jeweller in Wellesley-street, justbelow Gledhill's grated Water Manufactory. Ac ' Mr Sceats is a good workman, he should receive the support of the Auckland public. The New Zealand Tweed Company, sp eijceessfally managed by Mr Joseph Moses, hnve just disposed of the lease of their Queen-street premises for a period, and intend to open business in the well-known establishment of Mr Hampton, Shortland-street. Mr Hampton has been ia bneinebe in Auckland for more than a quarter of a centixry, and intends to retire, after" his lons business career. The Twees Company wiU succeed him, and, we have no doab,. „hat under Mr Moses' courteous nmnngeinent, his s«cce3sors will receive a fair share of the patronage Bt> long bestowe - npon him by the public of Auckland. Miserableness.— The most wonderful and marvellous success, in cas*»s where persons are sick or pining away from a condition of misenibleness thtit no one knows what ails them (profitable patients for doctors), is obtained by the use of Hop Bitters. f^Chcn. begin to cure from the first dose, and keep it vp v llntil perfect health and strength is restore .Notice.