Knsiucsß Notices T U STTAN DED. Ex "Rollo," from Calcutta; "Oxford," " Wairoa," and other late arrivals from London. WOOLPACKS, JLJLO with detached tops, 81b to lllb 50 Kegs Wire Nails, l_ to 6inch 50 Cases Unsweetened Fortified Limejuice 20 Cases 1 _ x 7 Staples 35 Packages Crushed Loaf Sugar, Carolina Rice, Paraffin Candles, Nelsons's Concentrated Wine Jellies, Blancmango Essences, Meat Extract, &c, Tennis Lawn Markers and Clout Nails For Sale. 200 Reels Galvanised and Black Barbed Wire 400 Coils No. 8 Iron Fencing Wire 400 ~ 9x 11 Oval Steel Wire 250 Cases Nelson's Tomoana Tinned Moots, Ward and Payne'o Snoop Shears, Nos. 38, 79, 38 A.S. Needles, 5 Ply Twine, Turkey and Washita Stones Blue and Red Ruddle, Lamp Black Linseed, Salad, and Kerosine Oils Flour, Tea, Sugar, Salt, Currants, Raisins Rice, Vinegar, Tobacco, Vestas, Candles, and all other station requisites Also for Sale. 1 Pony Lawn Mowing Machine 1 Horse - power Otto Silent Gas Engine. FRED. W. WILLIAMS. Port Ahuriri, September 8, 1883. TO WOOL GROWERS AND OTHERS. rpHE undersigned has erected largo Wool JL Stores, adjoining the Railway Station at the Spit, and is now prepared to Receive and Shu? WOOL and PIIODUCE to his own or growers' Agents in London on the most favorable terms. FRED. W. WILLIAMS. TO SHEEPFARMERS. WOOL SCOURING. KNOWLES & CO., (Farndon Railwaystation) having now largely added to their Wool-scouring Plant and accommodation.' Hikototo Works are prepared to sort aud .cour Wool in any quantities. Wool sen ito the Farndon station, the works, or to any of the merchants at the Spit for scouring, will be returned with despatch to order. KNOWLES & CO. QAUNDERS & ri ILBERD, Late of Auckland, wish to draw public attention to their various qualities of SOAP. Having at a very largo expense erected a Plant of the most approved modern appliances, are now prepared to supply soajis which for quality and cheapness will compare favorably with any manufactured in the Colonies. Samples aud price list on application. Cash buyers of rough Fat, Tallow, and Bones. Soft soap for wool scouring a speciality. THEATRE ROYAL STORE. W/-IHISSELL begs to announce . \y that ho has opened the above Store with a choice Stock of Groceries, &c., and is prepared to retail the same at the lowest remunerative cash prices. Butter, Eggs, choice Fruit and fresh Vegetables always on hand. A Registry Office for Servants will be carried on in connection with the above store. N.B. —Several eligible Servants now waiting engagements. "TST" INTER AVEEOOATS. A large stock of MEN'S AND BOYS' To bo Cleared at less than Wholesale Price. T. A. COTTRELL, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, Has alse a large varity of Gents' Good WINTER MERCERY, Just from the Home market. JUST OI'ENED A Large Variety of— BELGIUM AND GERMAN TWEEDS, For Winter Suits and Overcoats. Fit, Style, and Workmanship Guaranteed. AGENT FOR CHARLES HILL, HATTER, WELLINGTON. New Shapes now on Hand. T. A. COTTRELL, HASTINGS-STREET, Next Welsman's, Che ~. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED UP, Per s.s. " Triumph," A CASE OF ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS, The latest novelties from London, suitable for Christmas and Wedding Presents, (marked specially cheap to meet the times), which the public will do well to inspect before purchasing elsewhere. S. E. COOPER, Jeweller, Napier. HASTINGS. PH I\/f ACDONALD, . O. IVI Tailor, Hastings. Begs to intimate to his old customers and others that he re-commenced business on Saturday, November 17, in premises opposite 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. TO ARRIVE VERY SHORTLY, 250 «**-250 ISl__Lli & BLACK'S WAX \'I_«iTAS. THE undersigned having been appointed Direct Agent for this renowned firm, intending purchasers of Plaids and 250's should await the arrival of the above before buying. CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, Browning street, Napier. Also Agent for— Nelson, Moate & Co.'s Pure Blended Teas Trent Bros.' Coffee and Spices Sinclair's Cold Water Soap. COAL! COAL!! ON and after-the Ist of January, 1884, tho- Cash Price before delivery for best Newcastle Co-operative Coal will be as under: — Delivered any part of the Borough of Napior—THIRTY - SEVEN SHILLINGS and SIX-PENCE PER TON. At tho yard-THIRTY-FIVE SHILLINGS PER TON. J. H. VAUTIER. Port Ahuriri, Jan. 1, 1884. PRO BONO PUBLICO T?LECTRO TJLATO. F. W. COLLINS & Co. Hastings-street. HEARTS OF OAK. p T INDSAY TI/TARGOLIOUTH, Licensed Land Broker, Valuer, • Sharebroker and General Agent, National Insurance Ruilnin_s. Ertinrsin _ _■ ■ $• ;
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3908, 29 January 1884, Page 1
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