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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3702, 28 May 1883, Page 1

ISnsiness IVotices. , KINROSS & CO., 1 Have for Sale ex Recent Arrivals— A O TONS 8.8. AVIRE, Nos. 6 to 9 25 Tons Barb Wire (various makers) 30 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron (5 to 10 feet) Cutlery (assorted) Reid and Gray's double - furrow Ploughs Ladour 9-disc Harrows (American with latest improvements) Threshing Machine, Avith G - horse poAver Engine, by Marshall Seed SoAvers (hand and horse) Jarvie's Hand Fire Engines Feuby's Folding Chairs Dobbie and Forbes' Kitchen Ranges Philadelphia Lawn Mowers " Light of the Age " Kerosine Hall's Sheep Dip Tomlinson and Hayward's Sheep Dip. Gillard's Glycerine Dip Arsenic Carbolic Acid Oils, Paints, Turpentine, kc TITESSRS. T7TNROSS AND pO. j HAA'E ALSO ON HAND — LARGE CONSIGNMENTS OF ALES By Avell-knoAvn Bottlers, Avhich they arc offering at low rates to close Consignments. Bass's Ale, bottled by T. B. Hall and Co. T. B. Hall and Co.'s Boar's Head Ashby's Ales Arrols' Ales Anglo-Bavarian Ale To Land Shortly Ex " Electiia "— 1000 SACKS 0F rRBIE OATS - KINROSS & CO. MESSRS KINROSS and CO. Have received — CONSIGNMENTS of TOTARA and RIMU TIMBER, Suitable for Building purposes, Also— HOUSE BLOCKS, STRAINERS, AND MORTICE POSTS, Which can be disposed of at moderate Rates. HALL'S SHEEP DIP. THIS Celebrated Dip will be sold at a considerably Reduced Prico to close consignments. Those Avho have tried the last Shipment state that ifc is the best in the Market. KINROSS & CO. JUST LANDING AND TO ARRIVE. EX "RAPIDO," from NEW YORK, " CITY of TANJORE," NORMAN McLEOD," OTAKI," and LOCH FLEET," from LONDON. 11 Q REELS OF GALVANISED 110 STEEL BARB FENCING WIRE. 260 Packages best Iron Fencing Wire, Nos. 6 & S " 50 Bales Woolpacks, 8 to 1 libs. 1 Case Ward and Payne's Sheep Shears, Nos. 38, 79, and 38A.S. 571 Packages containing Hoop Iron, Bright <$> Fencing Staples, 1-iin by 7 and 8 Wire Nails (assorted) Hin to 6in Rivets Red and blue Ruddle Currants, Raisins, Treacle, Mustard Fancy Soap, Nubian Blacking LaAA*n Tennis Bats and Balls Patent LaAvn Rakes, kc And on Hand— Woolpacks, Twine and Needles Flour, Sugar, Noav Season's Teas Soap, Candles, Salt, Kerosine General Groceries suitable for Station requirements Nelson's patent Soups, Essence of Lemon and Citric Acid Cooper's patent Sheep Dip Also for SaleOne Horse-power "Otto" Silent Gas Engine, complete, just landing.. FRED. W. WILLIAMS. TO WOOL GROWERS AND OTHERS. THE undersigned has erected largo Wool Stores, adjoining the Railway Station ut the Spit, and is now prepared to Receive and Ship Wool and Produce to his oavii or groAvers' Agents in London on the most favorable terms. FRED. AY. AVILLIAMS. Port Ahuriri, Oct. 17th, 1882. T. A. HAVES. p ENERAL STOREKEEPER, HASTINGS. Goods Delivered to all parts of tiie District, at TOAVN PRICES. J I) ETR I E & pO . , Granite Merchants and Polishing AVorks, clayhills, aberdeen. Monumental Stones of blue, pink, red,_ and grey granite, 111 every design. Specimen plates may be seen and all particulars obtained of T. AVATERAVORTH, Napier Agent. DOGS! DOGS!! DOGS!!! THE Glycerine AVush for curing Mange, Eczema or Red Mange, Herpes, and other Cutaneous Diseases ; also, for tho instant destruction of Fleas and Parasites; rendering the coat glossy, free from smell, and putting the animal in a perfectly healthy condition. For disinfecting Kennels, Poultry-houses, and other places. Sold in Tins, Is each. Sole Manufacturers— TOMLINSON AND HAYWARD, Chemists, Lincoln. Agent—Ruddock and Fryer, Napier. HORSE BAZAAR LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. First-class stabling accommodation. Bug gies and saddle horses on hire. EDAVIN DIXON, Proprietor. MR. EDAVIN DIXON (late of the Albion Stables) begs to announce that he has leased from Mr. H. Monteith the Stabling in connection Avith his Horse Bazaar, and that it is his determination to merit the support of those requiring such accommodation by giving every attention , to their requirements. With regard to the above advertisements I beg to state that I have let all Stabling in connection with my Horse Bazaar to Mr. Edward Dixon, having every confidencf that he will combine the best accommodatic_ with every attention. H. MONTEITH.