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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3266, 20 December 1881, Page 1

Business Notices, Announces that he has taken the premises in HASTINGS-STREET, Opposite the Post Office, lately occupied by I Mr Moroon, And is now opening up the same wit 1 an ENTIRELY j NEW and WELL-SELECTIiD STOCK TWEEDS, COATINGS, &0., &o. i IJ3L Materials well ohrank before being made up."£& 1 All tho Newest Stjles constantly to hand, and Fit guaranteed. I, W, BLACKWEIL, Tailor, [ " ~~ JUST RECEIVED ' OUR FIFTH SHIPMENT ' 07 TUB DAVIS' VERTICAL FEED SEWING -m/T A CHINES EWiNG .Machines. THE MACniNE OF THE DAY ! LARGE AND TOWNLEY. Tp -A R N H A M, PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPEEHANQER, &c, SHAKESPEARE-ROAD, (Opposite Survey Offloes, Napier,) R; G. begs to inform the public of Napier and sur. rounding districts that he has a fresh supply of PAPERHANGINGS, OIL, LEAD, MIXED PAINTS, COLOURED and ORNAMENTAL GLASS, PICTURES, and PICTURE MOULDINGS. GLASS CUT TO ANY STZE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. PH. HDISSON begs to notify to bis triends and JD the pubic that he has REMOVED to those premises next Mr Cohen's Furniture Shop, HASTINGS-STREET, where he has a Supply of Colonial-made BOOTS and SHOES direct from the Factory, which will be sold Cheap for Cash: Boots and Shoes made to Order, on the premises by experienced workmen. CHIMNEY SWEEP. MTT T)RIMICOMBE announces that hd R JLJL. J3 has re-entered bußiness in the above line, and requests that all orders be left with Mr Milbb, Fruiterer, Hastings-street, and with Mr Bishop, Port Ahuriri, to which prompt attention will be paid. W. B- OYDSHIP CHANDLER, SAILMAKEB &c. PORT AHURIRI. HAS FOR SALE A GOOD STOCK OP TENTS, TARPAULINS, OIL SKIN CLOTHING, ROPE, CANVAS, HERRING- NETS, NET TWINE, CORK, LEAD, ASH OARS, ROW-LOCKS, BLOCKS, PAINTS, OILS, And Evert Description op SHIP CHANDLERY GOODS. Country Storekeepers liberally treated with. All orders promptly attended to. LAWN TENNIS NETS, 36ffcJ| long, Bft. 61n. deep, AT 225. NOTICE. THEREBY thank the Public generally for the very liberal support I have received in previous years, and would draw their attention to a lot of very useful and seasonable Machines, both new and second-hand that I have on hand for sale at extremely low prices. Having always endeavored to meet the requirements of the district as far as practicable in the matter of Agricultural Implements and Machinery, A. J. feels confident that those in want of such will do well to entrust him with their orders, when they may depend on getting the best value for their money, and will receive prompt attention, either in Manufacturing or Importing. The lot now waiting Sale comprises— 1 Hornsby Reaper and Mower, new 1 Hornsby Paragon Reaper and Mower, new 1 Samuelson's Self-Raker Reaper second-hand 1 Nicholson's Reaper and Mower, second-hand 2 Mowing Machines only, second-hand 1 2-Horee Stripper in perfect working order, a really good line for grass or grain 1 1-Horse Stripper, increased speed, suitable for hilly country 1 Small Threshing Machine with Horsepower complete. A very portable and useful lot. • A.J. can supply Machines by any other maker. Horse Rakes, Disc Harrows, any size, from Cft to 12ft wide, at prices that will ensure sale. Communications by post punctually attended to. All so-ts of Agricultural Implements and Machinery bought, sold, exchanged, or< repaired on the Premises, at the INLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTORY, WATPUKURAU. A. J O~N E S . November 21st, 1881. Fll C* A TT EGH '_Jf * \j* \Jo JLJL Begs to inform the public that ho has a Large and well-selected Stock of Ready-made BOOTS AND SHOES, at the lowest remunerative prices. Any kind of BOOTS and SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed - stiched or pegged— Ease and Comfort secured, C.O.H. begs also to state that he will CURE CORNS of 50 years growth, at reasonable charges, and he is confident when once removed, they will not return if his instructions are carried out. Note thk Addrbss : C. O. HEGH, Emerson-street, Napier. HASTINGS FRUIT STORE. W"O ITCHIE begs to inform the inhabitants , JLV of Hastings and surrounding districts that he has commenced business as FRUITERER AND FISHMONGER, And solicits a share of public patronage. A Varied Stock of 1 FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Always on hand. FRESH OYSTERS every Saturday. All orders punctually attended to. Address: W. RITCHIE, Hastings. Agent for J. Goddard's Seeds and Plants of the Havelock Nursery. HAVING madrf arrangement with a Firm in London, trading with the Colonies, the undersigned is prepared to receive Orders (large and ■ small), which will be promptly and faithfully executed on moderate terms. ED. F. MENZIES, Commission Agent, and Genera lfßrok ' BOUGHT in largo or small quantities, i> Apply to tjjrt Member, West Olive Boiling down,