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■FORTUNE &'BL A-CK •HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. ; . (steam jfactoky. in dickens stbeet.) BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, PAS-TRY-COOKS, AND GENERAL STEAM BISCUIT BAKERS. Messrs. Fortune & Black having imported —at considerable expense a— FIRST-CLASS BISCUIT-MAKING PLANT, . .. Which is worked by engine power, are in a position to supply the public and the trade with a really high-class article. The Biscuits are made daily, and purchasers may thus rely upon a fresh and appetisingarticle. The goods being carefully packed, and not subject to the deterioration of a sea voyage and of transhipment, are in every respect superior to the imported article. . - 'rA trial solicited, and inspection of the Factory invited. Orders punctually attended to The plant is the first ot its kind introduced into Hawko's Bay, and was made to special order to suit colonial requirements. fortune! black Hastings and Dickens Stbeets, Napiee.

¥N,G RINLINTON, Begs to inform the General Public that he has commenced business in Emerson-street, Napier, as— TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, (On Strictly Cash Principles.) Support local industry, save time, save money, secure a good fit, and the neAvest styles, sec the material in the piece, measured and fitted by a practical man. Orders executed at a few days notice. Better value cannot be had in the Colonies, a trial wrll prove the advantages of the Cash Prinoinlcs. ~~T) "~ir E R N O N , ENGINEER, Corner of Hastings-street and Dickensstreet. STEAM, WATER, AND GASFITTEE, BRASS yoUXDEK AND FINISIIEE. Conservatories, Green Houses, Dwelling Houses, &c, fitted Avith Hot Water Apparatus on the most approved and economical principle. BATIIS AND. LAVATOEIES FITTED UP. Agricultural Implements and all sorts of Machines fitted and repaired. Boiling DoAvns fitted with the newest Im provomentp. WELLINGTON jy V E yy- ores, Cuba-Street, (Established 1863). W. BARBER, Proprietor Silver Medal and two Certificates of Merit for Dyeing. TTTOOLLEN, Silk, and Mixed Fabrics, iV- in Ladies' Dresses, Jackets, Ulsters, &c, Cleaned and beautifully Dyed any color, without being unpicked, Gent's Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed to look like new. Dye Avarranted fast. Window Curtains, Table Covers, &c, Cleaned or Dyed. StraAV Hats Cleaned and Dyed. Kid Gloves Cleaned. Feathers Cleaned and beautifully Dyed any color, and Curled. Best dyes and chemicals only used.

Newest and fastest colors are produced at the lowest possible price compatible with first-class workmanship. Agent for Napier: N. JACOBS, Fancy Repository, Hastings-street, Who will forward Parcels without expense to Customers. IMPORTANT NOTICE. "ZEALANDIA" BEANDED BOOTS 00 T S Have given universal satisfactiction for the last ten years. ZEALANDIA branded BOOTS obtained highest Colonial Award at Melbourne and Sydney, and only Gold Medal at the Now Zealand International Exhibition.

"Why buy unwearable Boots ? Ask for and fiee that you μ-ot the "ZEALANDIA " brand, sold AVkolesale by the Maxruf acturcr.H X IGHTBAND, A LLAN & f^o., JU J\. \J CHRISTCHURCH. SMALL-POX IN NAPIER. TO prevent contagion use Saunders, Gilberd and Co.'s Pure Carbolic Soap. Sold by all Merchants and Storekeepers. Ask Foe It. : Cash Bayers of Rough Fat, Tallow, and Bones. Soft Soap for wool scouring a speciality. npHE MOSG-lEL "WOOLLEN FACJ_ TORY COMPANY (Limited). THE PREMIER WOOLLEN INDUSTRY OF NEW ZEALAND. Mosgiel Tweeds "j Mo.soikl Seeges MosoiEt Flannels Thoso GOODS are Mosgikl Blankets | noted for Purity of , Mosgiel Rugs V Material, Variety of Mosgiel Shawls Pattern, Honesty of Mosgiel Mauds Manufacture, and MoMosgiel Hosiery derate Price. Mosgiel Socks Mosgiel Yaen J AWARDED THE PIIGIJEST PLACE AT THE AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITIONS. Extract from Melbourne Argus and Now Zealand Herald.

The Mosgiel Woollens, we notice from the Melbourne Argus, have received unqualified praiso in the report on Australian woollens furnished to the Elboeuf Chamber of Commerce by M. Henri Courmoaux, who was specially sent to the Melbourne Exhibition from tho woollen manufacturing , district 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 tho Australian markets over all European importations." Testimony like this, from a critic 80 competent and disinterested must bo very gratifying to the Company. Tho public are requested when purchasing to see that, they get the genuine "MOSGIEL" article, which is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Tho Trade supplied by the Wholesale Warehousemen in the Colony. Warehouse and Office — High - steeet, Dtjnedin. Factory—At Mosoiel, Taiebi. JOHN- H. MORRISON, ' Manager. BEE-KEEPERS supplied with overything needed in the Apiary of practical construction and at the lowest prices. Patent Hives, Frames, Dove-tailed sections, Comb foundation, &c, manufactured by J. A. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bees-wax bought in any quantity, highest cash prico given. Bees transferred at reasonable terms. Terms cash. J. ADAMSON. Pine Apiary, Hastings. Agent, G. Gillies, storekeeper, Hastingsstreet, Napier. s . SUMMER DRINKS. FARN D 0 N BREW ER Y. T M'GLASHAN 'S Sparkling Horebonnd fj . Boor is a Cool Drink, and a Splendid Tonic for the Summer Season. It is warranted unadulterated, approved of by Medical Men, and used largely at the Napier Hospital. M'Glashan's XXX Brown Stout and M'Glashan's XXX Sparkling Ale manufactured on the premises. ■ Address Orders to ; ' J . : M ' G L A S H A N , Farndon Brewery.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4139, 28 October 1884, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4139, 28 October 1884, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4139, 28 October 1884, Page 4

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