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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3831, 26 October 1883, Page 2

Special A«lvertisemciits. TO LADIES. TTHNE CASHMERES ALL COLORS. PER YARD A S. TER YARD. 1 —A lot of — CREAM AND BLUE ASTEICII T"f EATII ER 8, At half Price. F BILLINGS, 2d per yard ; Children's Frocks, !Mi : Pelisses, 2.0; Sun Bonnets I/, Victor! a Table Covers, 5/1 1 each ; Scarlet Flannel, 1/3 per yard, worth 1/9; Brown Holland, 4M : Black Satin, 2 - per yard. Special value in Ladies' Dolmans. A lot of Blankets very cheap. White and colored Counterpanes from 3/11; Ladies' and Children's Hose, 3/--■\-do7.cn ; Silk Gossimer, 1/G per yard; Black Satin Sunshades, 2,0 each ; Children's Gloves Cd per pair, AT RADFORD & CO.'S GREAT DRAPERY SALE. NEXT MR. MONTEITH'S HORSE BAZAAR, HASTINGS-STREET. TO GENTLEMEN. QTRONG TWEED SUITS, from 25/G kJ Macintoshes from 12/0 Tweed Trousess 7/0 per pair Gents' Strong Umbrellas 4/6 Merino Shirts 2/0 Merino Drawers 3/11 A special line of white shirts at 4/11, worth 0/11 Cotton Sox, 3 pair for 1/Military Sox, (id per pair Ties Gd, Braces 9d, Linen Collars 3d. Come and compare our prices and judge for yourselves. Remember our motto—Lowest rates for ready money. A liberal allowance to dealers and wholesale buyers. RADFORD" & COS Next Mr. Monteitii's Horse Bazaar, lIaSTIXOS-STREET. BOSS_S A LE. SEIZED IN TRANSIT ! MOMENTOUS INTIMATION! R HANNAH & C a ANNOUNCE to the inhabitants of Napier and surrounding district that they are the successful Purchasers of a Large Consignment of BOOTS and SHOES, which have been seized in Transit, tho value indicated on Invoice being .£3190 los. ; but owing to the great glut of Imports aud General Depression in the Money Market, thoy have secured the abovo at the Enormous Discount of 50 per cent, for Cash. R. HANNAH & CO. have therefore, determined to slaughter tho lot, REGARDLESS of QUALITY, the prices being such as cannot fail to bring Thousands to our Sale. The question is often asked:—How is it you aro always so busy 'i The reason is not a. secret.—The Public have found that all we say and all we can do can be relied upon. SO MUCH FOR THE INTRODUCTION. Now for TnE Promised Bargains: -jIJEN'S STOUT CANVAS SHOES, Men's Derby Tie Shoes, 7/11 Men's French Calf Oxo. Shoes, sewn, 10,0, worth a pound Men's Elastic-fronted Shearing Shoes, 3/11 Men's Terawhiti Tights, the Working Man's Delight, 8/11 Men's best Kip AVatcrtights, Bellows Tongue, 12/6 Men's Kip O.F. Shooting Boots, nailed, 12/G Men's Light O.F. Calf Shooters, 12/6 Men's Kangaroo Elastic-sides, sewn, 9/11 Men's Calf Kid Elastic-sides, sewn, a nice summer Boot, 14/6 Men's Lawn Tennis Shoes, 6/0 Men's Carpet Slippers, 1/11 Men's Grained Leather Slippers, Elastic fronts, 3/11 Men's Wool-work Slippers, sewn, 4/6 Women's Kid Elastic-sides, 3/11 Women's Kid Elastic-sides, peak caps, 5/11 Women's Kid Elastic-sides, block fronts, 7/G Women's extra stout Calf Kid, Elasticsides, 8/11 Women's Dairy Boots, G/ll Women's High Leg Calf Laceups, 9/G Women's High Leg Levant Balmorals, 8/G Women's Kid Walking Shoes, sewn, 5/11 Women's Kid Walking Shoes, Derby, Oxo, aud Button, 7/0, 8/0, 9/6 Ladies' Prunella Walking Boots, 4/11, 5/G Ladies' High Legged Austrian Prunellas, Premier quality, 7/11 Ladies' Prunella House Boots, 3/11, 4/G Ladies' Slippers, 1/9 Ladies' Grained Leather Elastic-fronted Slippers, 3/0 Ladies' Lawn Tennis Shoes, 5/0 Maids' Kid Elastic-sides Walking Boots, 5/11 Maids' strong Levant Leather Boots, 5/11 Maids' Kid Buttoned and Oxford Walking Shoes, G/ll Maids' strong Loather Lace-ups, G/G Boys' and Girls' Copper Toe Lace-ups, 4 x G, 2/11 Boys' and Girls' Copper Toe Lace-ups, 7 x 9, 3/11 Boys' and Girls' Copper Too Lace ups, 10 x 13, 4/11 Boys' strong nailed School Boots, 5/11 Girls' Leather High Legged School Boots, 4/0, 5/G, G/G Boys' and Girls' strong Calf Elastic-sides, 5/G Girls' Cordovan Lace and Buttoned Boots, 4/0 ; note this line Girls' Kid Elastic-sides, 4 to 0, very strong, 2/11 Infants' Morocco Shoes, 1/. Cheering News for the Hawke's Bay Public. R. HANNAH & CO. have only been awaiting the arrival of huge reinforcements in the shape of Boots to open tho Spring Campaign in earnest. We have just opened up the Transit seizures, aud intend inaugurating the spring trade with the Boss Sale. Much as the efforts of R. Hannah & Co. have been appreciated by those who buy in the cheapest market, we venture to hope that The Boss Sale will take a still stronger hold upon their affections, that is the affection that is measured by a good Bargain, and prove moro forcibly than over to them, that there is only one Boot Shop in the race in this town. Remember that a great many of the spring fashions will be offered at sale Prices, and every effort will bo made to make the Boss sale a grand success. Remember also —No Ponderous Profits Required at Hannah's. SALE NOAV GOING ON. Please note the Address — THE HAAVKE'S BAY AND NAPIER CASH BOOT MARKET, Hastings-street, Napier. R. HANNAH & CO., , Proprietors.