Special Advertisements. RUDDOCK —AND— FRYER, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FURNISHING AND BUILDERS IRONMONGERY, GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS, Beg to intimate that they have now opened a BRANCH of their BUSINESS at Hastings, under the Management of WILLIAM O. McLEOD, where a large stock of— r\ ENERAL TRONMONGERY vJi J_ Can be obtained ut EXACTLY NAPIER PRICES, And as they arc selling all Goods LOWER THAN EVER, and at prices which CAN'T B BEAT, They have every confidence in stating that they can offer the VERY BEST' VALUE OBTAINABLE and the largest stock in Hawke's Bay to choose from (inspection invited). The Goods being Bought for Cash in London R & F arc enabled to give SPECIALLY GOOD TERMS to large purchasers To facilitate business the Hastings Branch and Napier Warehouse are connected by Telephone. l> ANGES—2 feet.6 inches to 7 feet wide, XV with High Pressure or side Boilers, with or without Tile Coverings, first class value. "DFGISTER GRATES—Now lot, 20/JLV £6 10/. TT7IENDERS—Kitchen, Bedroom, Parlor X and Drawing - room, entirely new Goods, 4/- to £4 4/. ipUTLERY AND ELECTRO-PLA.TED \_J WARE — Now opening, another large shipment of newest designs and of excellent value at Xmas prices. CANARY AND PARROT CAGES— Can ofFer cheaper than any other House, and largest stock to choose from. MANGLES— Table, Stand, and Ironing. A large assortment at very low prices. T7"EROSINE — Guaranteed 150" test. XV. 10/- per case. T7VXPERIENCED TINSMITHS, Jji PLUMBERS, LOCKSMITHS, BELLHANGERS, and GUNSMITHS on the Premises. All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. LICENSED GASFITTERS. LICENSED TO LAY ON WATER. RUDDOCK —AND — FRYER, ; NAPIER AND HASTINGS, THE LARGEST PIBECT IMPORTERS IN TT A W X E ' S Y. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge AS USUAL. rpHE "pEOPLE'S "DENEFIT; R HANNAH & C° ; THE GREAT COMBINATION SALE. AT LENGTH IT HAS COME ! AT LENGTH IT HAS COME ! The most awful reductions in prices ever known. All former attempts at /CHEAPEST T)OOTS Knocked into a cocked hat on this occasion. Yes ! it rnally is the case this time. Wake up ye buyers of cheap boots, and hie ye to the Great Boot Centre, R. . H AN N A H & CO., And there make glad your hearts over their unmistakable Bargains. We--have purchased the Stock of Mr. Fuszard, of Hastings, from the trustee in the assigned estate of the other Mr Fuszard of Napier, and this, along with several cheap lines per s.s. Triumph, has been set specially in the front for this Great Slaughtering Sale, like Jack Falstaff's Recruits in everything but appearance, "food for powder." Let everybody tell everybody eke that R. HANNAH & Co. are really on the job this time with their Sale. . What arc we coming to when R. Hannah & Co. publish a Price List like this ? Why it's almost enough to make a woman wish her children wanted Boots, when the Groat Sale enables her to shoe them for sixpence. Some people advise the public to weep over their prices, ours we think will mako them laugh—laugh right out at the money they are going to save by attending " THE PEOPLE'S BENEFIT.". HERE'S A PRICE LIST. Infants' Shoes, from Gd Infants' Boots, from 1/Girls' Button Boots, from 3/11 Girls' Kid Elastic-sides, 4 x 6, 3/6 Girls' Kid Elastic-.sides, 7.x 9, 4/0 Girls' Kid Elastic-sides, 10 x 13, 5/6 Girls' Levant Elastic-Hides, 11 x 1, 4/11 Boys' and Girls' Copper Toes, 4 x 6, 2/11 Boys' and Girls' Copper Toes, 7x9, 3/11 BoygVand Girls' Copper Toes, 10 x 13, 4/11 Boya' strong naifpd Lace-up School Boots, 5/11/' .'''.'.'. ' ' ■■• - Youths' strong nailed Boots, 1 * 5, 6/11 Youths' strong Elastic-sides, 1 x 6, 8/0 Ladies' Kid Walking Boots, 3/11, 4/11, : 5/11, 0/11. 7/11, 8/6 : . - Ladies' Levant Balmorals, 8/11 Ladies' House-Boots, 2/11 Ladies' Kid W"al!£?» 3hoes, 5/11 Ladies' Calf Walking Shoes, 0/1 1 Ladies' Pruncjla Walking Boots, 5/C, ,'/ r, ; 7/11, . Ladies' Slippers, 2/11 Ladies' strong Lace-up Boots, 6/H : Men's Calf Elastic-sides, 10/0 Men's Watcrtights, 10/0, 12/6, 14/6 Men's Shoot-ing Boots, 12/6, 13/0, 14/6 Men's Bluchers, o/11, 7/6 . Men's Goatskin Walking Shoes, 6/11 Men'w Calf Walking Shoos, 8/6 ■■ *>, Men's Canvas Shoes, 4/11, 5/11, 0/0 And hundreds of other lines equally cheap, but too numerous to mention. ; We have struck a rich vein this time, , and instead .of trying, to make ICO per cent, out of it ty .sticking,out for full prices, we make 10 per cenCJ and 'ffyeav fcho lot in 14 days. Remember, d.clays 'arc' dangerous. Be in time, my friends, the Big Show' IS NOW GOING ON/ This Stock is all Good, Real Jam, and the first good thing of tho New Year. THE HAWKE'S BAY AND NAPIER CASH BOOT MARKET, Napier, R. HANNAH & 'CO., PROPRIETQKS,
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3907, 28 January 1884, Page 2
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