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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3799, 18 September 1883, Page 2

Special Advertisements. RUDDOCK —AND — FDvr? r> NAPIER. NOW OPENING UP, Ex Waimea and Cumbria, 24 Dozen Spades ■i Cases Tools, 'Wrcnch.es, Pianos, &c. 20 Rolls Wire Netting 8 Casks New Seeds, assorted 1 Cask Bolts and Nuts 1 do Tee Hinges 6 Cases Lampware, now designs 24 Newcastle Grindstones 30 Boxes Tin 5 Coils Manilla Rope 2 Cases Portable Forges 12 Coils IR Hosepipe 3 Patent Knife-cleaners And a Larirc Assortment of General Goods. 10 Cases Caps, Cartridge Cases, &c. 1 Case Rangoon Oil 1 do Blacksmiths' Tools 1 do Carpenters' Tools G Cases Tile Ranges, with lI.P. Boilers (quite novel) 1 Case Sheep Toe Clippers, special N0 W LA N DING, Ex Lustringham, 1 Ton Gate Hinges 3 Waste-preventing Fountains 2 Cases Brassfonmk'ry 12 Dozen Ueap Hooks 1 Case Gilpin'.s Rimmers 3 Dozen Scythe Blades 1 Case Brass Taps 1 Case Carpenters' Tools Galvanised Nails, Screws, Tinned Rivets, Copper Furnace Boilers, kc, &C. TTOJIE COMPANION QEWING l\f A C HINT? IVL A C II I N Hi. T O ARIII YE, Ex Margaivtha, GOOO Foot Water Pipe o Casks Pipe Fittings 20 Dozen Buckets 4 700-lb Wool Weighing Machines 0 Dozen Charcoal Irons 2 Casks Sad Irons 20 Dozen Rim Locks 2 Cases Brushwarc 1 Case Twine, Sash Cord, &c. 30 Assorted Wire Riddles 21 Assorted Canary Cages 1 Ton Horse Shoes 1 Cask Poiish and Paste Brunswick Blade, ku. 12 Dozen assorted Dock Keys Sheet, Sprinjr, snd Bar Steel 1 Ton .Sash Weights 3 Cases Best Black Tinware 1 Case Screws 3 Hogsheads Holloware 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 6 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 36 Assorted Loose Charcoal Block Filters and Pocket Filters 10 Rolls Wire Netting 50 Kegs Wire Nails 12 Newcastle Grindstones 10 Casks assorted Hardware UNSMITHS, TINSMITHS, AND It plumbers. Always employed on the Premises. RUDDOCK —AND — FRYER, IRON & HARDWARE MERCHANTS NAPIER t> OOTS ! T> OOTS :! T>OOTS! ! ! 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 thoso quoted by others, and you will find that the GIANT SHAMS are FOOLS to them. c-ahuett 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 the}' have not to resort to any Dodging. THERE IS NO GAS ABOUT THESE PRICES ! Ladies' Kid Boots •!■/- Ladies' Kid Superior 5/11 Ladies' Glove Kid, worth 16/-, only. .10/6 Ladies' Calf E.S. (own make) 8/0 Ladies' High Leg Laced 9/6 Mini's Wool Work Slippers (own make) 7/0 Men's Ammunition Boots (own make) &/- Men's Bush Boots (own make) 7/0 Men's Watertights (own make) 9/G Men's Elastic (own make) 9/0 Men's Shooting Boots (ownmake).... 12/Men's Kangaroo Elastics (hand sewn) 12/Men's Heavy Balmorals (own make).. 12/6 Men's Light Balmorals (own make).. 13/Men's Raricing Boots 12/G Men's Dress Shoes, cloth tops (own make) 12/G GARRETT EROS. IS THE NAME, DUBLIN TT OUS E, HASTINGS STREET NAPIER. C A R, N E L L' S Royal Fine Art PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, Vandekaveyde Patent. SHAKESPEARE-ROAD, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, NAPIER. [Established ISGS.] Awarded First and Second Orders of Merit by the Commissioners of the Melbourne Exhibition. INSTANTANEOUS PH OTOGRAPIIY £§p To prevent dissapointment engagements should bo made in advance. Dull Weather No Object. INSPECT THE LARGE AND WELLASSORTED STOCK OF QiSDDLERY AND TTARNESS fc AT M Ii O LDE R' S. NO CHEAPER HOUSE IN THE TRADE Quality Excellent—Peice Modekate. NEAR THE HORSE BAZAAR. Napiee FOR the convenience of the inhabitants of the Southern portion of Hawke's Bay, the undersigned will be in attendance at every station on the Napier lino of Railway every Saturday per first train and will be glad to receive Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Pipes, &c, for repairs, which will be returned, unless seriously damaged, the following Saturday. Articles left with station masters will bo punctually attended to. S. E. COOPER (latcT. Morrison), Watchmaker and Jeweller, Hastings-street, Napier