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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3275, 31 December 1881, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. The Proprietors of the above Factory would respectfully invite the general public to inspect their Large Stock of MEN'S, YOUTB'S, AND BOYS' CLOTHING, They open New Goods weekly, and can therefore guarantee FAESH GOODS, which are being made to the special Orders of their respective Retail Rranches Th?v need not mention that the SUPERIORITY OF J THEIR GARMENTS IS NOW A WELL ESTABLISHED FACT, and a boon to the general public TJxJ Materials of their Garments are of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY and the same has had for several yeara been acknowledged TO BE THE BEST, for DURABILITY and WEAR The public may be assured that by ENCOURAGING NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, they will require to purchase less, and profit by studying to combine LOCAL TRADE with ECONOMY They have also arranged for MAKING SPECIAL MEASURE SUITS at Most REASONABLE PRIOES. Great Reductions have of late been made in their various Dapartments, to enable them to compete with Foreign articles. THE TVTEW ZEALAND FACTORY Haa an immense Stock of Men's and Boys' Regatta, Zephyr, Oxford, and White Dress Shirts; also, every Novelty in Straw Hats, Helmets, Scarfs and' Ties, and a complete Stock of Men. and Boys' Hosiery. REMEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Country Orders Carefully and Promptly Executed. Agents for Wertheitris Sewing Machines. • Napier Branob. HASTINGS-STREET Waipawa Branch, at McGreevy's Repository. LOUIS ZIEGEL, Branch Manager T-|R APERY AND LEONARD AND CO. THE BALANCE OF ODR STOCK OF -DRAPERY AND CLOTHINGWILL BE OPEN FOR SALE FOB TWO WEEKSNO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. THE GOODS ARE NOW OPEN FOR INSPEOTIOK J EONARD & po. f HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. XMAS 1881. T. K. NEWTON HAS FOR SALE A LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK or provisions and general grocery goods, hams and bacon, new season's teas, ale and stout wines and spirits Alsogeneral DRAPERY CLOTHING BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. Wholesale and Pktail. T. K. NEWTON. WE HAVE NOW LANDED, Ex " PIAKO " WARD AND PAYNE'S No. 38, 79, 75 and 33AS, DOUBLE BOW SHEEP HHEAES HEEP SHEARS' A large and varied assortment of CARPENTERS TOOLS, BRUSHWARE, and BROOMS. Combination Tools (various) Tool Kits and Hand Baskets Butter Pats and Prints, new patterns PRESERVING PANS, copper and enamelled Preserving Tins. 3 sizes Scyth Blades and Sn.iitbs Round and Square Scythe Stones Platform WEIGHING MACHINES, for wool Pocket Spirit Stoves Large assortment of Razors, Strops, and Paßtc SPONGES and Sponge Baskets Wood Tubs, in nests Flour Pails, in nesta PICNIC FLASKS and BASKETS Boys' Satchels, watei proof, cheap WIRE NETTING, all sizea " Lady Help " Knive Cleaners FILTERS. Charcoal Charcoal Irons and Charcoal Fretwork Saws and extra Blades Family Glue Pets A large variety of NOVELTIES Hohbs' and Chubbs' Locks Bread Platters (cheap) Wool Hooks, single and double Dumb Bolls Tinware and Holloware (new). Direct from New York HAY FORKS, Strapped, 2 and 3 Prong Extra Handles for same, 7 and Bft, HAY RAKES. LIFT and FORCE PUMPS Garden Syringes, 6" to 18 inches SHOVELS, round and square mouth Axes, Razor Blade Felling AXE 3 CHURNS, circular and thermometer, 'from 0 to 6. Fly Traps Putnam Manerle3 PRUNING SHEARS Rim and Daad Locka, with furniture PADLOCKS, in sets of I to 0 SpriDgand Puzzle PadlockJ "Victor" Knife Sharpeners, large and small Children's Knife, Fork, and Spoon, in seta LEAMINGTON RANGES, all sizes. COOKING STOVES, LAUNDRY STOVES. Plumbing, Gai Fitting, Gunsmiths' work, and fine Mechanical work of every description by experienced workmen ou the promises. 13 UDDOOK AND TjIRYER NOW LANDING EX "ORARI" AT WELLINGTON, HORSE RAKES, Li sizes iip to feet wide with high wheels: RUDDOCK AND FRYER.