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

ISnsincss Notices. CLEARING OUT —-AT-— TIT A GILL k p<AMP BELL'S, A LOT OF MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING BOUGHT CONSIDERABLY UNDER REGULAR PRICES. Men's strong Tweed Trousers at 6/9, Avorth 10/6. Men's strong Tweed Trousers at 8/- worth 11/6. Men's dark ribbed Tweed Trousers, 9/-, worth 12/6. Men's strong TAveed Trousers and Vests, 13/G worth 18/6. Men's strong Tweed Trousers and Vests, 16/6, worth 22/6. A few Men's Tweed Suits at 21/G, worth 30/. Men's strong Tweed Suits at 30/-, worth 42/. Boy's Knicker and Trousers biuts very cheap. A lot of Boys' TAveed Overcoats clearing at 15/6. Men's OA-ercoats at '21/-, a real Bargain. 1 Dozen Men's Tweed Waterproof coats we Avill clear out very choap. A LOT OF MEN'S AND BOYS' HARD ' FELT HATS, various shapes and sizes, at 2/- each, worth 5/6. Men's Crimean TweodShirts at 2/9, 3/6, <!/-, and 5/6. | Regatta, Harvard, Oxford and Long Cloth Shirts, in all sizes, splendid value. Also, a 10-J of Gents' Ties, and Cashmere Mufflers clearing at half-price 1/- each. INSPECTION INVITED. -[%/[- A G IL L & pAMP BE L L DIRECT IMPORTERS. IVrAPIER CASH BOOT SHOP. IyfAPIER CASH BOOT SHOP. JOHN IyTURRAY Has just received his First Shipment of WINTER BOOTS, Direct from tho Home Manufacturer, consisting of 17 Trunks of Maids' and Women's Stout-soled Kid and Leather Boots, and now offers them at PRICES SLIGHTLY IN ADVANCE OF LANDED COST, Which means Three Shillings per Pair Less than the Usual Lowest Cash Price. s. d. 1 trunk Maids' Levant Lace Boots ..66 1 „ ~ Leather E.S. ~ .. 7 6 2 „ Women's „ ~ ~..7 6 2 ~ ii ii » " •• |? ■* 2 „ „ Stout Kid ~ „ .. 8 b 2 „ „ „ toe cap „ ..8 6 2 „ „ ii .. » •• 10 6 2 „ „ „ Plain „ ~ 10 6 1 ~ ~ Levant ~ .. 8 6 2 „ „ ~ Lace „ .. / 6 My Stock of MEN'S BOOTS Is Large and Complete iv various Styles and Patterns, from the Best English and Colonial Makers, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. Boots Made to Order and Repaired, either SeAvn or Pegged, Durable and Stylish, at JOHN MURRAY'S RAPIER pASH ""HOOT OHOP, HASTINGS BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. c. r. tTylor Takes this opportunity to thank his Patrons and Friends for tho liberal support they have given him during the nine years he has been in business in this District, and still respectfully solicits the favors of their patronage ; and begs most respectfully to call their attention to his stock of BOOTS and SHOES of every description from the best makers, including the celebrated— X)ENETand yEALANDIA T>OOTS. AND SHOES. Sold at prices that cannot be surpassed by any House in the Trade. All kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES made to order (pegged and Stitched.) Shoemakers' Leather and Grindery sold. 0. R. TA V L O R, Hastings. TJERLIN TWINGE RING | Balchvin's Fingering P Bee Hive Fingering M ft g Andalusia Wool _ ft Shetland Wool ■-* H m r ft\ Ice Wool ✓ g P f rM Briggs' Transfers S i X *$X n X <v X t> S *if Jr o £ <Sy X & X & ■< v* o % vs .* y * . N. JACOBS. i ENGINEER AND MACHINIST. s Sewing Machines of every description i thoroughly and properly Repaired at Half i the Cost ldtlierto charged in Napier. Old i style Machines improved and altered, equal to new. Sewing Machine Parts and Fittings of every description made to order. i Light Mechanical Work of all kinds done. f Electrical and Optical Instruments Made . and Repaired. i STANDARD SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Hastings Street, Napier.