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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3150, 2 August 1881, Page 1

Business Notices. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. ra S M RS C 1 T "W ILL* AM s a (Late with Messrs Blythe and Co.) all MILLINER AND STRAW WORKER. (Next to Mr KeDouf's), SIIAKESPEARE-ROAD, NAWBR. Begs respectfully to inform her friends and the Ladies of Napier that she ■ has commenced business <— at her residence as above,' and hopes that her. long, experience and certain knowledge of the requirements of her friends, combined with moderate "■ charges, will merit a fair share of tatronage. As a speciality she would call attention to the fact that she has procured the necessary requirements for STRAW WORKING a line of business hitherto unattempted in Napier, and will thus be able to Clean, Alter, and convert to the Newest Shapes dll kinds of Straw Work. ?" As this branch of the business haa long been felt a °" desideratum in this district, she will take the utmost care to give every satisfaction to those who favor her with their orders, d! CHILDREN'S HATS AND BONNETS i Made to any Pattern as required. ;h < : TTASTINGS pLOTHING TTOUSE, ie HASTINGS. P. S. MACDONALD Haa a Large Variety ot the beßt English, Scotch, and Colonial TWEEDS. No better value can be had in the Province, Materials wrll Shrunk, Workmanship Good, the Fits speak for themselves. READY-MADE DEPARTMENT— Twoed Suits from £2103 Trousers and Vests from £1 63 6d S Trousers from 12s 6d d Hats 6s Gd, 7s 6d, 8s 6d Dress Shirts 5 6d 6j 6d, 9s 6d THOMAS BOWES begs respectfully to thank his numerous customers and friends for their _ past support and confidence, and also to inf jrm them that he haa retired from business in favor of Mr William Oliver, for some time past in his employment, who will continue the business in the old premises, and who, he feels sure, will prove deserving of his customers' continued patronage, Mr Oliver is empowered to receive all accounts due, and his receipt will he a sufficient discharge, "\ITILLI&.M OLIVER, in continuing the business Tf relinguiahed by Mr T. Bowes, begs to state that he will continue to call upon Mr Bowes' customers for orders. Ihe several branches of the trade ■ will be stocked as usual with the beat articles procurable at the lowest possible rates. WILLIAM OLIVER, GROCER, TEA, AND PROVISION DEALER, &c, &c. ' BOOTS AND SHOES ' Special makes at lowest prices. I SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. BLUE GUM STORE, TARADALE. GT)ENJAMIN while thanking his late cus- • _I 3 tomers for their liberal support, begs to inform them and the settlers of Taradale and sur- ' lounding districts that he will RK-OPEN the above Store on Saturday next with an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF FRESH GOODS, which he will offer at , prices that cannot fail to af-ract custom. In making this announcement Georqb Benjamin ' begs to notify that having severed hi 3 connection \ with the Arm with which he was formerly in partnership, he is in a position to make the most liberal 1 terms with his customers in be ng unconnected with . any other house. , FARM PRODUCE bought for cash. i NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! ■ : CHEAP GOODS. Jrp |~1 ASSIN begs to notify that he has jußt , X . opened 3 crates and hogsheads of oniNx. __ZT3> QiiAoo-vraxwß, This is really a choice selection of both Ornamental and useful goods, comprising Breakfast and Tea Services in choice patterns Wine Glauses Fancy Jugs and Flower Pots Toilet Sets Table Toilet Seis, to be Sold at ridiculously low prices A nice selection of Lowatt's Anuacapnic Lamps. Owing to the immense demand for these really wonderful low priced Lamps, I have been induced to order another grand assortment to land this week. GROCERY DEPARTMENT— Compare quality and prices of Groceries, sold by me for Cash, and it will he found that no better value is to be obtained in Napier. A constant supply of FRESH BUTTER from only the best Dairiea. Ask for it and try. Prime Canterbury HAMS and BACON dirbct from the besfc curers, always on hand. Goods carefully packed by an experienced packer and delivered at the wharf or.train free. Customers waited on for orders. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, MELBOURNE, 1880-81. Second Order of Merit was awarded to Messr ( Metfeerall Brothers for Flour (manufactured from Hawke's Bay wheat.) I HASTINGS STEAM~ FLOUR MILLS. MESSRS METHERELL BROTHERS beg to inform their old customers and tbe public in general, that their Flour Mill at Hastings is now in full work, and they are prepared to supply Silk-dressed Flour of a quality equal to any in the Australian Colonies. Gristing done at current rates. Flour, Sharps, and Bran always on hand. | Hastings, June Ist, 1881. TMOMAS FOREMAN begs to thank his customers for their kind patronage during the six years ' he has carried on business as a Butcher in Dickensstreet. He has disposed nf hia business to MR ROBERT HATCH, on whose behalf be solicits a continuance of the patronage hitherto t so liberally bestowed on himself. , ■ ■ IN reference to the above, ROBERT HATCH begs to state thatjhe intends to carry or the business disposed of ti him by MR FOREMAN with such diligence and attention as shall ensure to him the favors of his predecessor's customers as well as of his own. He takes this opportunity of tharking hia customers for their past favor, and hopes to , merit and secure a continuance of tho same. NOTICE. MY Establishment will be CLOSED on and after July 4th, at 0 o'clock every evening, except "" Saturdays, until further notico. Customers will please notico also that we still sell CHEAPER thay any one else in the colony, because we are tho only bona fide cashbuyeis. H. H. WALL, Watchmaker. I. ■ NOW OPENING UP. 3 GOLD HUNTING KEYLESS CENTRE SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH LEVER WATCHES, ' (Fly-back Seconds), at £45). A splendid assortment of Silver Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, Neck'ets, etc., etc. Choice Electro Silverware, niitable for Wedding Present.. jf Tho Joker Lever Alarm Clock, 17s 6d. iy Email Carriage Clocks (Keyless) in case, 17s 6d. Spectacles to suit all sights i- Jewellery repaired or made. H. H. WALL, ld WATCHMAKER, &c, &c. Napier. NOTICE. HAVING just received a Largo and Varied Assortment o a FANCY BASKETS, TOYS, Etc., 19. Which lam prepared to soil at a small advance on Coat, together with BASKETS, and -j OS. PEKAMBULATOES ~i OS. OF MT OWN MANUFACTURE, j Cheaper than ary houso in the Colony. w. l 7w hite - BASKET & PERAMBULATOR MAKER Six Emerson Street, Napieb. lie , . REMOVAL NOTICE. m ~f*T ATERWORTH begs to notify that he t'B JL • T V , , . „ has REMOVED to Dickens-street, next door to Mr ROlfe, Lapidary.