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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4016, 5 June 1884, Page 1

Business Notices. KINROSS & CO., Have for Sale ex Recent Arrivals — /jA TONS 8.8. WIRE, Nos. 6 to 9 25 Tons Barb Wire (various makers) 30 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron (5 to 10 feet) I Cutlery (assorted) j Reid and Gray's double - furrow Ploughs Ladour 9-disc Harrows (American with latest improvements) Threshing Machine, with 6 - horse power Engine, by Marshall Seed Sowers (hand and horse) Jarvio's Hand Fire Engines Fenby's Folding Chairs Dobbie and Forbes' Kitchen Ranges Philadelphia Lawn Mowers " Light of the Ago" Kerosine Hall's Sheep Dip Tomlinson and Hayward's Sheqp Dip. Gillard's Glycerine Dip Arsenic Carbolic Acid Oils, Paints, Turpentine, &c. IMTESSRS. t/INROSS AND r\o. HAVE ALSO ON HAND— LARGE CONSIGNMENTS OF ALES By well-known Bottlers, which they are offering at low rates to close Consignments. Bass's Ale, bottled by T.B. Hall and Co. T. B. Hall and Co.'s Boar's Head Ashby's Ales Arrols' Ales Anglo-Bavarian Ale KINROSS k CO, NOW LANDING—Ex "Northumberland, and on Sale: 55 400-gallon Iron Tanks. KINROSS & CO. QPEOTACLES D. J7EY 1 , HASTINGS - STREET, _ Having for many years previous to entering into his present business of Tobacconist studied practically the adjustment and selection of Spectacles to suit all sights, has just received an immense variety, consisting of Protectors from the Summer Sun and dust. Concave for the near-sighted, Convex, Real Brazilian Pebbles, best Crystal Lens, Perescopic Lens, Eye Glasses, Goggles, etc. lg|f And will give fuee of charge a pair of Spectacles, to suit the sight, to any poor person who cannot afford to pay for thorn. TUST RECEIVED, A SUPPLY OF VERY FINE NEW SEASON'S LIMEJUICE, J. S. WELSMAN, THE PHARMACY, HASTINGS STREET. HE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). THE PREMIER WOOLLENINDUSTRY OF NEW ZEALAND. Mosgiel Tweeds "] Mosgiel Serges Mosgiel Flannels These GOODS are Mosgiel Blankets noted for Purity of Mosgiel Rugs Variety of Mosgiel Shawls Pattern, Honesty of Mosgiel Mauds Manufacture, and MoMosgiel Hosiery derate Price. Mosgiel Socks Mosgiel Yarn AWARDED THE HIGHEST PLACE AT THE AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITIONS. Extract from Melbourne Argus and New Zealand Herald. The Mosgiel Woollens, we notice from tho Melbourne Argus, have received unqualified praise in the report on Australian woollens furnished to the Elboeuf Chamber of Commerce by M. Henri Courmeaux, who was specially sent to the Melbourne Exhibition from the woollen manufacturing dis- j trict in France for the purpose. He declares | that " every article manufactured by that company is superior to any other Australian woollen goods I saw at the Exhibition," and he thinks that " the Mosgiel Factory will take first rank in the Australian markets over all European importations." Testimony like this, from a critic so competent and disinterested must be very gratifying to the Company. The public are requested when purchasing to see that they get the genuine "MOSGIEL" article, which is guaranteed to give satisfaction. The Trade supplied by the Wholesale Warehousemen in the Colony. Warehouse and Office — High - street, Dunedin. Factory—At Mosgiel, Taieri. JOHN H. MORRISON, Manager. NOTICE. IVyESSRS. WOODCOCK & WEST'S PATENT BARBING TOOLS, BARBS, AND BARBED WIRES, May now bo obtained from General Merchants and respectable Iropmongers in Napier and district. W. C A T O, Agent for Hawke's Bay. NOTICE. JOHN Tl/rcTLROY begs to inform the J-tX JL inhabitants of Hastings that he has commenced business as Blacksmith, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of support. Horses shod with the greatest care. TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD. TyTESSRS TTTILDING and "OHLL, Having a very Largo STOCK OF TIMBER ON HAND, Suitable for Cottage building purposes, CAN UNDERTAKE TO EXECUTE ORDERS QUICKLVAND CHEAPLY. Terms Cash,_ Or approved bills with Discount added. -TTT A 'f-jUGLEBY, M.R.1.8.A. 'architect. Offices- Hasting-street, Napier. OBERT LAMB, M.R.1.8.A. ARCHITECT, Tennyson-street. -pvANIEL /COTTON, Port Ahuriri, Livery and Bait Stables. Busses constantly running between Napiee and Port Ahuriri. Every steamer attended. Buggies, Saddle Horses, etc., on Hire. Horses bought and sold. DANIEL COTTON.