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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3851, 20 November 1883, Page 1

SSIISBBJCSS IVoIICCS. TO SIIEEPFARMERS. WOOL SCOURING. & CO., (Farndon RailwayJLV .station) having , now largely added ' to their Wool-scouring riant and accommodation at Ilikofoto Works arc prepared 1 to sort and .scour Word in any quantities ; ; this branch is under the management of Mr Peter Pownall, so long and favorably F known as an expert in the business. Wool sent to the Furiuloii station, the ■ works, or to any of the merchants at the Spit for scouring, will be returned with despatch to order. KNOWLES & CO. T7LDRED T)ECK AND pO., MILLERS AND GENERAL ; MERCHANTS, THE OLD HOUSE, CLIVE AND HASTINGS. JBB3 Sr -5H fG IBB3SUMMER WE have now on hand and opening , up the bulk of our— STRING AND SUMMER . GOODS, ; Ex "Embelton," "Wave Queen," "s.s. Doric," and "Helen Denny, j. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. PRINTS, Pompadours, Now Checks and spots, stripes, and Plates Satteen French Designs, Plain and Broehe Oatmeal Cloth, New Figured All the latest shapes in Ladies' and - Girls' straw Hats, Mantles, Jac- _ kets, &c. WE HOLD A HEAVY STOCK OF -*■ MEN'S, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, also the .Best Makes from the Kaiapoi Woollen Factory, Christ- ~! church Men's Shirts, Hats, Scarfs, and Ties, now shapes STATION QTORES. Wool Packs, seaming Twine, Sheep Shears, Fencing , Wire, Barb Wire, Staples, &c, iSrc. 50 Bales Corn Sacks Agents for Thomas's Shcop Dip. See testimonials. This dip only costs 1 2/- per 100 sheep. TO ARRIVE, Per "Ploione," now in Wellington. Q CASES Burgoine & Ball's Sheep /W Shears. TO ARRIVE, i Per "Lady Jocelyn." H Ktyf* CASES MERCHANDISE. Cash Purchasers of Wool, Wheat, and other Produce. CITY FLOUR MILLS. Superfine Silk-dressed Flour, Bran, Sharpe's, &c. E. BECK & CO IMPORTERS, MILLERS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, The Old House, Olive and Hastings. < HASTINGS. 13 d HiT ACDONALD, . ij« IVJL Tailor,-Hastings. ] Begs to intimate to his old customers and others that, lie will ru-commence business on Saturday, November 17, in premises oppo- 5 site those of Mr. G. Hastings, Painter, with a carefully-selected stock of Tweeds and Coatings, bought while on his visit to the Old Country ; also, a selection of the best Kaiapoi Tweeds, for saddle wear. —OF — EMERSON STREET, NAPIER, Wants Purchasers for QAA FIRST-CLASS PERAM- - &\J\J BU LA TORS. AT "1 WS. EACH. Every Description of Basket Work at the ] Lowest possible Prices. Toys' and Fancy Goods Cheaper than any House in Napier "TIT RS. TT O D G S 0 N ] Carlylc-strect: MONTHLY NURSE. rp HOM A S T> ISH 0P , Hastings. Stock, Station, Land, and General c Commission Agent. Enp ii o if~~s~~o W, JL Experienced Chimney Sweep, Port Ahuriri. Attendance on hills, and in town. n z t *' * COMMISSION, SHIPPING, CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT. |a ciRD.I T> EN. T) JOHNSON, Auctioneer, Stock, Station, and General Commission Agent. The Repository, Waipawa. I" EONARD AND CO., J GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS AND HOTEL BROKERS, Hastings-street, Napier. Temporary Offices—ln the Lane next Mr J. W. Craig's, Bookseller, Hastingsstreet. CT INDSAY IyTARGOLIOUTH, Licensed Land Beokee, Valuer, Sharebroker and General Agent, National Insurance Buildings, Emerson Street. T_T O PACKMAN, (Organist of St. John's, Napier.) Teacher ofthe Organ, Pianoforte, Violin, and Singing. Importer of Musical Instruments Pianoforte and Harmonium Tuner and Repairer. Terms on application. Address: — Eileeson-sieeet, Napier.