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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4146, 5 November 1884, Page 3

"Sales liyMaiiltain & Co. d . . O HE E P '.'-TjV OB O A_ X . ' a : - * '■■'■■ By A. T. HAU_T_IN & CO. I 2- 00 8 tooth Merino Wethers 10 1000 do do do ;s 1000 Full-mouthed do 1800 4-tooth do • do 2000 Full-mouthed ; do 2000 do do 1500 Mixed ages do . 1000 Full mouth fresh do 1000 Mixed aties do ,;■ ' 1000 4-and 6-:o.>th ..: ;do » 4000 Full-mouthe4 do 1000 4-tooth crossbred Wethers 2000 6 and 8-tooth crossb. Ed- M do 4000 4 and 6 tootn crosabred Wethors ' 2000 Gaud 8-tooth do do 000 I. 4, ami 6-tooth do do 300 Full-mouthed do fat do 5000 4-tooth c ossbred wethers 2000 Full-memhed do do 2500 2 and 4-tooth Merino Ewes a 1000 Full-mouthed froeh do I 2000 4 B, ™d 8-tooth do ,'. 2000 Full-mouthed Iresh do 1 ; 1600 0-tooth do EOOS-tooih do h ', 500 Full-mouthed fresh do ; - 500 Full-mouthed do , 3000 4-year-old croßabred Ewes 1000 Full-mouthed do n 1000 Fall-mouthed ■ do 600 2-tooth do 4000 4 6, and S-tooth do 0 180 Head y- un? Cattlo, mixed agea and sexes. 1 W- L, WHITE Has received ox Orari, s A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF Cricketing and Lawn Tennis goods of the Best Quality. Also' an endless variety of Toys and Fancy Goods, also Fancy Baskets, etc. * Manufacturer of nS. T>ERAMBULA.TORC< "1 rVS. X ERAMBULATORkJ ±i ) And nil kinds of plain and Fancy Basket : "Work. ; W. L. WHITE. * Emerson-street, Napier. pROFR. TJ T\ pATTERSON, Thf "Unbivalled HAIR CUTTER AND SHAVER OF THE COLONIES, ._ Errierson street, near Star Hotel, Napier. Give Him a Call. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ■P. F. ~o° LLEDGE Watchmaker and Jeweller, Has determined to make large reductions in the price of Electro-plated and Silver Goods. 5 A discount of from three to five shillings in 1 the pound is now offered on the whole of > his large stock. Most of the goods are of the best quality of English plate, and the offer of such a liberal discount should in--1 duce the public to come and make a sclec- , V tion. The stock consists of Tea and Coffee Services, Cake Baskets, Card Trays, Claret r Jugs, Breakfast Cruets, Christening Cups, t Egg Frames, Cruet Stands, Ton st Racks, 1 Biscuit Boxes, Butter Coolers, Handsomo Centre Pieces, Fruit Knives, Napkin Rings, Dessert Knives and Forks, Spoons, Pickle Jars, and a number of other useful articles. Note the address :— Next Wiiaiams', Ironmonger. T" TV T) R O C,T ER, Oculists . JLV. X Optician, of Christchurch, has arrived in Napier, and may bo consulted at the shop lately occupied by Mr 5 W. Tuckwell, opposite Monteith's Horse. ■' Bazaar on WEDNESDAY, on all cases of. f impaired vision, and spectacles made to meet ,' the requiremenis: of the sight. All those. t with weak sight wishing aid should make ,' an early call, as his stay-is limited. " ':l : t\j OOND AY : f\ XL jLM Just Received. \J ' INSIST on having NOONDAY OIL from 5 your Grocer. Get the best—brilliant, safe. i" ; '.Less,consumption of oil, and cheaper in > : -tlie'ericT than low-test dangerous oils that' [ are'sold at a lower price. ■ WHOLESALE — LAND AND LOAN [ COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND . '•• ' ' (Limited). ' ' i ESTATE OF ADAM SMITH. I- - , ' —— t A LL Persons indebted to the' above L _3_ Estate .must pay their accounts to ) James Heron, baker, Emerson'street, within fourteen days from date, to avoid legal proceedings. ) .November 3rd, 188-1. ! RAPIER pASH "DOOT £< HOP > :n JOHN.MURRA'_:, 1 DIRECT IMPORTER,----1 Has Just Opened his First Shipmont of 1 (RUMMER T3OOTS AND QHOES, ! Direct from- the London and Continental '■ Manfacturors, - and specially ordered : for , Hawke's Bay wear. . The Shipment, which ' is the largest and most varied yet offered, i comprises— , Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes. - Ladies' Levant Oxford Shoes. ;. Ladies' Levant E.S. Shoes. : Ladies' Kid Button Boots. ■ . . •' Ladies' Kid Laced Boots. Gents' Kid and Calf Shoes. ■ Gents'E.S. Boots. ~ Gents' Lace-ups, all Patterns. Gents' Evening Shoes, Finest Quality. Slippers, in every design. All the above in ■: ; English and Foreign Makes, Large ■ Variety and Best Quality. j Girls' Button Boots, Kid and Sealskin. : Girls' Laced Boots, Kid and Sealskin. l ! Girls' Laced Boots, Levant. . ANEW LINE. "TENACIOUS" BRAND OF GENTS . - TENNIS SHOES, ~ The Soles of which are Sewn instead of being gummed, also, Gent's India Rubber : ': Yachting Shoes. JOHN --jyr U BRAY'S 3 COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES ) Are tho Best that New Zealand can proc duce,'and the Prices are the Lowest that ■ such work can be sold for. Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes Mads tg f Order. 3 C_n_>BEN's Boots ano SnoKS in Endless. r Variety. ■■•.-' ■ : In carrying on his Largo Import Trade, 1 J.M. does not buy Boots that have been in i Bond for five or six years, which goods can > - be bought at any price, but gets them direct , from the Manufacturers in Europe every month, and offers them io the x'ubl'c at orice, at such prices as must necossarily re-, suit in the constant arrival of Fresh Supplies of New Goods, thereby giving the Purchaser tho full benefit of their Lasting. Qualities.. , • JOHN. MURXU.Y, = 3 DIRECT IMPORTER, - •- "H ASTI NG S STR E ET. > VN'(x EINLINT "° N ' Begs to inform the General Public, that he has commenced business in Emerson-street, Napier/aa— .-:■:.* ~•■•: ... y I TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, '■-: - :>r ! (On Strictly Cash-Principles.} ." ■ Support local industry, saye- time, save *' money, secure!'a good '■ tit, and the newest f-.- styieaj see the material* in the: piece; mear feured! and fitted by a practical man. ; Orders executed at a few days notice. Bettor value cannot be had in the Colonies, a trial will prove the advantages of ■ the Cash Princinles. 1 THEATRE: ROYAL ' \ WORKING \ TRADES _ AND ART EXHIBITION, al • ' COMMENCING SATURDAY, * • NOV. 22nd. i' - t