Special Advertisements. RUDuOCK - —AND— FRYER, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, BUILDING MATERIALS, AGRICULTUR AL IMPLKMI3NTS, GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS. —Have now Landed and on view— THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK -—OF— IRONMONGERY. In Hawke's Bay, and which they are now selling at Prices lower than ever. The Goods havo been purchased from the Manufacturers for Cash, anel will be found to be of— EXCELLENT VALUE AND OF LATEST PATTERNS, And are marked at prices which cannot be Beaten. Heavy shipments of Goods on hand and to arrive by every vessel bound for Wellington from England and America, and as an inelucemeiit to Country Storekeepers and others, SPECIALLY GOO.DTERMS will be offered to do a large business. Goods must be cleared, and a Liberal | Discount will be allowed to Cash Purchasers. JUST LANDED, Ex "Waimca," "Cambria," "Margaretha," and " Lastringham " —• LAKGE SHIPMENTS OF T7URNISHING IR 0N M ONGERY, Jj Builders' Materials, Carpenters' Tools, Grass Seeds. NEW GOODS AT CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRICES. NOW LAN DIN G , Ex "Wave Oueon " and "Pleiades," O CASKS BOLTS AND NUTS, 2 Tons 0 Horse Slices, 1 Dozen good Travelling Trunks, 72 Sheep Ear-pliers, 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 Looks,"&c.. 2 Case N.S. Tea, Table, and Dessert Spoons, 20 Kegs Wire Staples, G Tons Bar Iron, 1 Case E.T. Ware, 3G Assorted Loose Charcoal Block Filters, and Pocket Filters, 10 Rolls Wire Netting, 50 Kegs Wire Nails, 12 Newcastle Grindstones, 10 Casks Assorted Hardware, 40 Dozen Brass Sash Fasteners, 20 Dozen Brass Rack Pulleys, 40 Dozen Sets Brass Cast Roller Enels and Brackets, 20 Dozen B'-ass Coat and Hat Hooks, 20 Dozen Brass Flush Bolts, 39 Dozen Japanned Padlocks, 10 Dozen Brass 2-Lcver Padlocks, 20 Dozen Iron Chest Locks, G Dozen Iron Tool Chest Locks, 20 Dozen Cupboard Locks, Xi Dozen Brass Padlocks, 2 Dozen Nic.hol Plated Padlocks, 25 Dozen Rim Locks, 12 Dozen Drawback Locks, 12 Dozen Dead Locks, 1") Casks Paints, 1 Case Turkey Sponge, 1 Case "Elephant" Bottle Wax. Ex " Catalina " — -1G Cases Leamington Ranges, with high pressure and side boilers, all sizes ; American Stoves, and a similar (but better) stove than the Gar ton and King at a VERY MUCH LOWER PRICE. All the above will bo sold at a LOW FIGURE. G Dozen Register Grates, good value; Dumb Bells, Soot Scrapers, &c, &c. nUDDOCK & "DRY E R ARE THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF A"ND AGR.ICUXTURA.L IMPLEMENTS iv Hawke's Bay, and will give the BEST VALUE. Ex "Pleione," 1 CASK BEST HINGES, 12 Sets ColoJ_ nial Harrows, 2 Cases Tinware, 2 Bales Spunyarn, 2 Bales Seaming Twine, 3 Cases Black Sheet Iron, 1 Case Nixey's Blaiik Lead, 1 Case Brass Boxlocks, Padlocks and Night. Latches, 1 Case 2 and 3ft Rules, 14 Cases French Bedsteads, 5 Cases Saws, assorted, 2 Cases Sponge Baths, Japanned and Oak Toilets, Waiters, &c, 2 Cases American Clout Nails, 10 Casks Japanned Scotch T Hinges, 1 Cash Enamelled Basins, Spittoons, Candlesticks, Sec, 1 Case Builders' 'Furnishings, 1 Case Norfolk Latches, Rim and Chest Locks, 10 Kegs STERLING Antifriction Grease, 5 Cases Galvanised Tinned Flat Sheet Iron, BB Crown, 20 Drums Raw- and Boiled Oil, "Sterling," 2 Barrels ditto, 2 Barrels Refined Colza Oil, 10 Casks Red and White Lead, 1 Cask Putty, 1 Case Soft Red Rueldlo, 5 Ton South" Stafford Black Sheet Iron, 10 Cases Bvushwaro and Tinware. Ex "Mcrcia " — O CASES FLAT IRON AND BAR /C WEIGHTS, 25 "Packages Register Grates, 12 Pairs Dumb Bells, 1 Case Solid Box Vices, G Warranted Ticd-in-Anvils, 2 Cases Johnston's Cutlery, 12 Dozen Reaping Hooks, 14 Dozen Sickles, 2 Cases Carpenter's Tools, Marples, 1 Case Blued, Cut and Wired Tacks, 20 Dozen Milk Pans, 2 Cases Brass anel Zinc Syringes, Garden Tools, Measuring Tapes, Mahogany Knobs, Fancy Chair Naila, Upholsterers' Needles, &c., &c, 5 Kegs Galvanised Spouting Spikes, 1 Case B._. and 33.P. "Ware -100 Feet Vulcanised Indiarubber Belting, 210 Feet Vulcanised Indiarubber Black Delivery Hose, 1200 Yardscach, 1,2, 2\ Canvas Hose Pipe. 1j UDDOCK Sz FRYER undertake for a .Vi small commission, indents for any kinds of Ironmongery, Machinery, or Agricultural Implements. Orders can be sent direct to Manufacturers, or will be placeel in the bauds of thoroughly reliable buyers, who will BUY ONLY WHERE BEST VALUE IS TO BE OBTAINED. A New Sewing Maehinc " STITCHWELL," Tho best and most reliable Sewing Machine of the day—Simplicity itself, Wonderfully Cheap, and Really Cood. £3 oardi. 50 Cases just landed. 150 Cases to follow by early arrivals. 75 Dozen Sheep Shears, No. 38 and 79, anel Burgon and Ball's Double Bow 20 Tons Fencing Wire 5 Tons Barbed Wire NEW SEEDS-JUST LANDED. Long R.ed Mangold Yellow Gold Mangold Turnips Additional Latzoe Shipments to Aetuve Pick " WESTLAND and Sec. from England, anel per " IRENE and CABERFEIDII " from New York. SPECIAL LINES. 21 Mowers und Reapers i-Dozen Horse Rakes Largo stock of Winnowing Machines and Chaff Cutters 75 Tons Bar Iron 5 Tons Horso Shoes AGENTS FOR BUCKEYE MOWERS AND REAPERS. Licensed to lay on Gas and Watee. 17 XP E RIE NC E D TIN SMITH S, li PLUMBERS, LOCKSMITHS, BELLHANGERS, and GUNSMITHS on tho Premises. All work guaranteed. Reasonble prices. RUDDOCK — AND — FRYER, DIRECT I M PORT ER S. All Goods Delivered Free of Cuakoe AS USUAL. INSPECT THE LARGE AND WELLASSORTED STOCK OF QADDLERY AND TTARNESS AT II O LJ3 E X,' S. NO CHEAPER HOUSE IN THE TRADE Quality Excellent —Peioe Modekate. NEAR THE HORSE BAZAAR, Naweb |7OR the convenience of the inhabitants JJ of the Southern portion of Hawke's Bay, tho undersigned will bo in attendance at every station on the Napier line of Railway every Saturday por first tram and will be glad to receive Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Pipes, &c, for repairs, wbie;h will be returned, unless seriously damaged, the following Saturday. Articles left with station masters will be punctually attended to. S. E. COOPER (latoT. Morrison), Watchmaker and Jeweller, Hustings-street, Napier^
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3845, 13 November 1883, Page 2
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