Special Advertisements '. RUDDOCK —AND— r ill Jlill; 9 NAPIER. NOW OPENING UP, Ex Wfiimoii and Cumbria, 24 Dozen Spades 4 Cases Tools, Wrenches, Planes, &.C. 20 Rolls Wire Netting 8 Casks New Seeds, assorted 1 Cask Bolts and Nuts 1 do Tee Hinges C Cases Lampwarc, now designs 21 Newcastle Grindstones 30 Boxes Tin i) Coils Manilla Ropo 2 Cases Portable Forges 12 Coils IR Hosepipe 3 Patent Knife-cleaners And a Large Assortment of General Goods. 10 Cnses Caps, Cartridge Cases, &c. 1 Case Rangoon Oil 1 do Blacksmiths' Tools 1 do Carpenters' Tools 6 Cases Tile Ranges, with H.P. Boilers (quite novel) 1 Case Sheep Toe Clippers, special NOW LANDING, Ex Lustringham, 1 Ton Gate Hinges 3 Waste-preventing Fountains 2 Cases Brassfoundcry 12 Dozen Reap Hooks 1 Case Gilpin's Rimniers 3 Dozen Scythe Blades 1 Case Brass Taps 1 Case Carpenters' Tools Galvanised Nails, Screws, Tinned Rivets, Copper Furnace Boilera, &c, Sec. TTOME /COMPANION QEWING M i o S ? n E. £3 ODTO0 D - TO ARRIVE, Ex Margaretha, GOOO Feet Water Pipe 3 Casks Pipe Fittings 20 Dozen Buckets 4 700-lb Wool Weighing Machines 3 Dozen Charcoal Irons 2 Casks Sad Irons 20 Dozen Rim Locks 2 Cases Brush ware 1 Case Twine, Sash Cord, Sec. 3G Assorted Wire Riddles 2-1 Assorted Canary Cages 1 Ton Horse Shoes 1 Cask Polish and Paste Brunswick Black, &c. 12 Dozen assorted Dock Keys Sheet, Sprinir, and Bar Steel 1 Ton Sash Weights 3 Cases Best Black Tinware 1 Case Screws 3 Hogsheads Hollo ware And Miscellaneous Goods. RUDDOCK —AND — FRYER, TO ARRIVE, Ex Wave Queen and Pleiades, 3 Casks Bolts and Nuts 2 Ton Horse Shoes 1 Dozen good Travelling Trunks 72 Sheep Ear-pliers, very large assortment 12 Dozen Rabbit, Rat, and Hawk Spring Traps G Assorted Parrot Cages 1 Case Butchers' and Counter Weighing Machines 1 Case Fishing Lines 1 Case Padlocks, Chest Locks, &c. 1 Case N.S. Tea, Table, and Dessert Spoons 20 Kegs Wire Staples 6 Tons Bar Iron 1 Case E.P. Ware 30 Assorted Loose Chnrcoal Block Filters and Pocket Filters 10 Rolls Wire Netting 50 Kegs Wire Nails 12 Newcastle Grindstones 10 Casks assorted Hardware Ci UNSMITIIS, TINSMITHS, AND VX PLUMBERS. Always employed on the Premises. RUDDOCK —AND— JJ JUj X II; IV, IRON & HARDWARE MERCHANTS NAPIER 3 BOOTS! T>OOTS!! T)OOTS!!! JD -O GARRETT BROS. IS THE NAME! GARRETT BROS. IS THE NAME! AND THE FAME OF GARRETT BROS. NAME IS WELL KNOWN. Compare GARRETT BROS.' Prices with those quoted by others, and you will find thatjthc SHAMS are FOOLS to them. GARRETT BROS. Are in a position to SELL Boots and Shoes CHEAPER than others can BUY them, for they have their own Tannery and Boot Factory, therefore they have not to resort to any Dodging. THERE IS NO GAS ABOUT THESE PRICES! Ladies' Kid Boots 4/Laclios' Kid Superior 5/11 Ladies' Glove Kid, worth 16/-, only.. 10/6 Ladies' Calf E.S. (own make) 8/6 Ladies' High Leg Laced 9/G Men's Wool Work Slippers (own make) 7/6 Men's Ammunition Boots (own make) &/- Men's Bush Boots (own make) 7/6 Men's Water tights (own make) 9/6 Men's Elastic (own make) 9/6 Men's Shooting Boots (own make).... 12/Mcii'h Kangaroo Elastics (hand sewn) 12/M»!h'h HV-iivy Balmorals (own make).. 12/6 Mcii'h J'litflit. J!almoni,ln (own mako).. 13/Mun'it Jouncing Hools 12/6 Mi;ii'i( DriiMM HhonH, cloth tops (own •niiltn} 12/G (;mumcit Bros. lit 'I'l IK NAM 1 ,, ,, |» IMililN II" "H X, lIAMTINMM HTRKKT N A J'J Kit. AIfiiTKAMAH A I.M A NOK AMHIIIIAN'iK OOMI'ANV. l'HHu:iv\r, <)ir|rinif,r*.. 77, < Wlliim-nl.rnii!, Wi'fil., MIiIIIOIHIIM, I,MW.K AND MAIUNK lUMKH nl* ovnry iliifii:rl|il.|<ni it,i'.i!'.'|il.r-<l liy I,lm lllidnf'nh/o'i'l Ml. I.OWKMT HA'I'KM , . (!. W. .MAUKKN/.IK, Ano'it. lilVKIU'Oor. AND I.ONDotf AND (;i,omk insurants; company. [Kiiljtbl'mlHiil IHlifl.'), I Fuliinilril l.iuliilil.y (if HlilM'uholdnl'M. l.'uid-tip (Jll.pitlll Mill) Al'.Cilllllllil.l.nil kejli'l'Vo Fiiihlh (IH7S>), .W,H12,1)1)5. TN.SURANO'KH ugainn), lA'roofr.ic.t.jdnl, Mio .1. lowohl, nilcii. } f irnl,-<\)n.HH vinke f,rout<xl very liberally. FRED. W. WILLIAMH, A gout, Waghorno-Htroot. UNITED INSURANCE COML'ANY. (Incorporated by Act of Parliament of Now South Wales.) SunscninKD Cavitae. .. .. £500,000 (With unlimited liability of Shareholders.) ALL FIRE AND MARINE BUSINESS transacted at lowest current rates. Losses settled in Napier. COUNTRY SUB-AGENTS— John Wjiitk, Es<j .. .. Porangahau Eldkkd Buck, Esq West Cliro Ciiales ILvEMKn, Esq. .. Wairoa G. A. Kino, Esa Woodvillo D. BALHARRY, Atjont fgr lla>yko's Bay.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3790, 7 September 1883, Page 2
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703Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3790, 7 September 1883, Page 2
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