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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4144, 3 November 1884, Page 1

: MAGILL ANI ' DIRECT IMPORTERS, E J Desire to make known that they have direct from London, a large lot of NEW ! which are some remarkably Cheap Stnff secy Season. A lot of New Dress Prints, good Cotton worth 6d per yard. Splendid range of Patterns and- Colt fashionable, only 7-J-d per yard. A few Ladies' Print Costumes, 7s Gd, 9; Children's Washing Dresses in Oatmeal 4s Gd, os Gd, nnd 6s Gd each. Now Pellisses, Frocks. Pinafores, Bibs, A little lot of Dress Goods, purchased a Our Dress Stuffs at Gd, 7|d, and p A special lot of New Dress Checks, Crap etc. Wo commend those goods to any desir reasonable price, only Is per yard. A choice assortment of New Millinery, i Flowers, New Ribbons, New Laces, New C entrusted to us will receive the greatestprices reasonable. New stock of 'Ladies' , Underclothing of i and Gloves, Collars, Collarettes, Embroiderc Splendid value in Sheetings, Counterpa etc., etc. Men's and Buys' Clothing, Shirts, lies, Remember the prices here quoted are fo invited. ■ /' ' FORTUNE& : BL*CK HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. (BTEAM FACTORY IN DICKENS STEEET.) T)AKERS, CONFECTIONERS, PAS--15 TRY-COOKS, AND GENERAL STEAM BISCUIT BAKERS. Messrs. Fortune & Black having imported —at considerable expense a— FIRST-CLASS BISCUIT-MAKING PLANT, Which 13 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 appetising, article. 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. ■"< A trial solicited, and inspection of the Factory invited. ■ :■.'•■. Orders punctually attended to ' The plant : is the first ot its kind introduced into Hawke's Bay, and was made to special order to suit colonial requirements. BLACK Hastings and Dickens Stbebts, Napier. T ~R "V B N° N > ' ENGINEER, Comer of Hastings-street and Dickensstreet. STEAM, WATEE, AND GABFITTEn, BEASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER. Conservatories, Green' Houses, Dwelling Houses, -fee., fitted with Hot Water Apparatus on the most approved and economical principle. BATHS AND LAVATORIES FITTED UP. Agricultural Implements and all sorts of Machines fitted and repaired. Boiling Downs fitted with the newest Im provements. WELLINGTON DV E \%T O RK S, -~ ■ ■ .?! . CUBA-S T R E E T , (Established 1863). ; W. BARBER, Proprietor . Silver Medal and two Certificates of Merit, for Dyeing. TITOOLLEN, Silk, and Mixed Fabrics, W in Ladies' Dresses, Jackets, Ulsters, &c, Cleaned arid beautifully Dyed any color, without being unpicked, Gent's Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed to look like new. Dye warranted fast. , :■■- Window Curtains, Table Covers, &c, Cleaned or Dyed. Straw Hats Cleaned and Dyed. Kid Gloves Cleaned. ■ Feathers Cleaned and beautifully Dyed any color, and Curled. Best dyes and chemicals only used. j Newest and fastest colors aro 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. BEE-KEEPERS supplied with everything needed in the Apiary of practical construction and at. the lowest prices. Patent Hiyes, Frames, Dove-tailed sections, Comb foundation, &c, manufactured by J. A. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bees-wax bought in any quantity, highest cash price given. Bees transferred at reasonable terms. Terms cash. J. ADAMSON.. Pino Apiary; Hastings. Agent, G. Gillies, storekeeper, Hastingsstreet, Napier. • '-■■■■ SMALL-POX IN NAPIER. TO prevent contagion use Saundcrs, Gilberd and Co.'s Pure' Carbolic Soap. Sold by all Merchants and Storekeepers. t ; Ask For It. Cash Buyers of Rough.Sat, Tallow, and Bones. Soft Soap for wool scouring a speciality. rriHE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACX TORY COMPANY (Limited). THE PREMIER WOOLLEN INDUSTRY OF NEW ZEALAND. Mosgiel Tweeds "1 . MOSGIEL SeEGES Mosgiel Flannels , These GOODS are Mosgiel Blankets | notod for Purity of Mosgiel Rugs Variety of Mosgiel Shawls Pattern, Honesty of Mosgiel Mauds Manufacture, and Mo.MosorEL Hosiery derate Prieo. j Mosgiel Socks .. •_ • moboiel yarn j.. *j ' AWARDED THE HIGHEST PLACE ! AT THE AUSTRALIAN EXHIBI- .■-'■'' TIONS. ■; .;■■■■ i-.. ;-'.■; : -, ~ Extract from' Melbourne Argus, and' New • • Zealaad Herald. The Mosgiel Woollens, we notice-from the Melbourne >Argus, havcrcceiTed' un- ' qualified praise in : the report; oh Australian woollens furnished .to the Elboewf Chamber of Commerce by M. Henri Couemeaiix, who • was'Hpecially sent'toithc Melbourne Exhi- ' bit)on from tho woollen rnanufactuiing district in France for tho purpose. He declares that"'every article manufactured by that company is superior to any other Australian' ' woollen'goods-I saw at the Exhibition," and : h'e > thinks that "the Moegiel _ Factory will'take first rank in' the: Australian mar- • all:: European'),: importatione." Testimony like this, from a, celtfc so competent and disinterested meet he vefy gratifying to the Company. .. ;. t . . > The public arc requested whoa purchasing to sco that they get the genuine ■ "MOSGIEL" article, -which is guamn- \ teed to give satisfaction. i , c ' ' The Trade Vwplied' by. (he Wholonale ; Warehousemen in the Colony. ' . I ' Warehouse and Office"— High - street, I Dunedin. i Factory—At Mosgiel, Taieei. . JOHN H. .MORRISON, ; - i Manager.