Furniture. ANUACAPNIC __ LAJVPtj - S gf Bμ g I s ll 1 1 S m >t0 -«H i>, £5 I « gp r. I I "Sclwvt: i Ph 2 P b °° X '■ h S Ph HAWKE'S BAT FUBNISHINQ WAREHOUSE. OK HAND A LARGE STOCK Of FURNITURE) Ofl EVERY DESCRIPTION. GLASS, CHINA and EARTHENWARE, FURNISHING- lEONMONGERY, G. FUSZARD, Hasxings-stbeet, Opposite Diokens« bteeet, napier. WIRE CAGES Of all descriptions and sizes made on the premises. N.B.—G.F. can famish complete at lower prices than aDy house in town. THE LITTLE DUST PAN XyAREHOUSE. If you want to buy New or Second-hand Fnrnl ture, Bedding, Carpeting, China, and Glassware, FurnishiDg Ironmongery, etc., to the Little Dustpan Furniture Warehouse. Furniture made to order or repaired by first-class Workmen. Valuations made. Furniture in largo or small quantities bought for Oash in town or country, by 'H. P. COHEN, Proprietor ok ths LITTLE DUSiPAJN" FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, HASTINGS-STREET. Cross and Smyth ■ pROSS AND OMYTff, ACCOUNTANTS. GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, and BROKERS, Accountants in Bankruptcy, and agents for— Royal Insurance Company Levin & Co.. General Merchants, Wellington Thompson, Shainon & Co., Warehousemen, Wellington. J. &T. Meek, Millers and Grain Merchants, Oamaru. Guthrirtge, Power & Co., Wholesale Sadlers, Melbourne. F. li. Barker, Wool and Produce Broker, Sydney. Draper & .Sons, Melbourne. G. S. Curtis. Wool aud Produce Broker, Rockh&mpton. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Invested Funds Exobbd £4,600,000. NOTICE is hereby given that an Agkncy of this Company has bern opened in Napibr, for the Hawke's bay district,- in the hands of AIR Q-KORGE T. CROSS who ia now prepared to grant all facilities for businees. THE ROYAL is the wealthiest Fire Insurance Company in the world and has a larger Surplus Reskrvb than any other Joint Stock Company known, excepting the Bank of England. CHARLES SALTER, Colonial Superintendent. •pATENT TjIAKTH CLOSET M NUFACTURERsY bsapbr~asd sons, 83, BOURK.B-STREET, WEST MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, Prize Medallist Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition; International Exhibition, Sydney; International Exhibition, Philadelphia. MAKERS to the International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1S80; the various Hospitals, Public luetitutions and Banking Establishments in Victoria, Sydney, Adelaide, and New Zealand. MAKERS to the Beechworth, Ararat and Tana Bend Lunatic Asylums, the various Government Offices, Industrial scnoois at Sunbury, Geelong, and Ballarat, etc., etc. Prba Lists, and all particulars sent froe by post oa tion. or can be obtained from Agent for IxapibiEducational. MR THOMSON'S EVEIvING CLASS meets each MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a the District School at 7 p.m. Terroa ,10a Monthly,
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3104, 9 June 1881, Page 1
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397Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3104, 9 June 1881, Page 1
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