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fTIARADALE TTOUSE. M.BARRY Begs to inform the inhabitatts of Taradale and surrounding districts that she has just completed extensive alterations to the above old established Store, and is now Shewing a Large and Varied Stock OF SUMMER GOODS Which must be sold to make room for a fresh consignment. Sateens, new colors, Is Sateens, bronze, Is Pompadours from 6d Large lot of Prints from Od SPLENDID VALUE IN PLAIN GOODS White Calico 4s per doz. Turkey Twill, Is per yard Brown Holland Bd, lOd, and Is White Twill Sheeting (double width) la 8d Brown do do la 3d White Muslin, checked and striped, Is and la 3d per yard White Honeycomb Counterpanes 10s 6d NEW SHADES IN FANCY DRESS PIECES, MARKED VERY LOW. LUSTRES from 9d per yard A splendid line o2 TWILL CRETONNES, new patterna, 6d and Is per yard The newest shapes in STRAW and CHIP HATS, Trimmed and untrlmmed A Very Large Selection of FEATHERS AND FLOWERS. 4 dozen Girls' TRAW HATS, at 6deach J New Styles in Shaded Trimmings New Shades in Lacts Nev7 fShad 3 in Ties New Shades in Neck Handkerchiefs COLLARS, COLLARETTES, AND SHOULDERETTES. SUN HATS Is, and Is 6d PARASOLS .1 om 2". 61 to 4s Gd Ladies' Black Kid GLOVES. 4s Ladies' Black Lace GLOVEIs, 2s Child's Coloured Lisle GLOVES, 2 button 1, 6d UMBRELLAS from 5s 6d TOWELS AND TOILET COVERS. Ladies' filk HOSE from 33 Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFS from 6sper dozen Girls' Trimmed Pompadour DRESS ES. 7s 6d Girls' Print DRESSES. 4s, 4s 6d, and 5s Girls' Diape" PINAFORES, Is Girls' Holland do Is A Large Lot of Ladies' Kid BODT3, 93 6d, forrce M ly 75"* Girls' Kid BOOTS, 4a to 6s 6d, Must be cleared to make room for Fresh Consign, ments. Men's Serge SUITS from 23s Men's Twee 1 SUITS, 50s, 60s, and 709 Men's Tweed. TROUSERS and VESTS, 20s Men's Cord and Mole TRO JSERS, 8s 6d 10 Dozen Men's Coloured SHIRTS, extra strong and large at 4s 3d each 20 Dozen Union SHIRTS, 3s lOd cash Regatta SHIRTS, Collars attached, 5s to 8s C 4 10 Dozen Fancy Striped 3-HOSE at 8d Hand Knitted 3-HOSE at ?s Men's UNDERSHIRTS and PANTS, large sizes, from 6a 6d 8 Dozen Boy's and Youths' Tweed and Mole TROUSERS at 4s Youth's SUITS, all sizes, 2"s Boy's do do do 13s 6d A line of Holland and Back COATS and TROUSERS from 3s 6d each TICKING, SHIRTING, and TOWELLING. Rush HATS, Men's and Youtha, _. To Arrive Shoitly, a Large Consignment of GLASS and CROCKERY WARE, to bs sold Cheap. INSPECTION INVITED. J2 CO O a O m r O Pr m H * £h H ggF « r H B <« . _J &t <] m m fZ _r 3I m H 5 W fe M »__ <J [2 ZO _ 1 a, a 1-3 ph §gS g H a? og J X W O _4 . . m £3 aj Mgh M « (A p3 02 fl a <J ffl Li • |H 00 H M H § § fi - si 11 p5 1! i . h* {25 I— l <J WE HAVE NOW LANDED, Ex " PIAKO " WARD AND PAYNE'S No. 38, 79, 75 and 3SAS, DOUBLE BOW SHEEP QHEAES HEEP JOHEARS* A large and varied assortment of CARPENTERS TOOLS, BRUSHWARE, and BROOMS. Combination Tools (various) Tool Kits and Hand Baskets Butter Pats and Prints, new patterns PRESERVING PANS, copper and enamelled Preserving Tins. 3 sizes Scyth Blades and Snaiths Round and Square Scythe Stones Platform WEIGHING MACHINES, for wool Pocket Spirit Stoves Large assortment of Razors, Strops, and Pasta SPONGES and Sponge Baskets Wood Tubs, in cests Flour Pai's, in nests PICNIC FLASKS and BASKETS Boys' Satchels, watei proof, cheap WIRE NETTING, all sizes " Lady Help " Knive Cleaners " FTLTEBS. Charcoal " Charcoal Irons and Charcoal Fretwork Saws and extra Blade 3 Family Glue Pots A large vpiie-ty of NOVELTIES Hobbs' and Chublo' Locks Bread Platters (cheap) Wool Hooks, single and double Dumb Bells Tinware and Holloware (new). Direct from New York HAY FORKS, Stbapped, 2 and 3 Prong Extra Handles for same, 7 and Bft, HAY RAKES. LIFT and FORCE PUMPS Garden Syringes, 6 to 18 inches SHOVELS, round and square mouth Axes, Razor Blade Felling AXES CHURNS, circular and thermometer, from 0 to 5. Fly Traps Putnam Mangles PRUNING SHEARS Rim and Dead Locks, with furniture PADLOCKS, in sets of 4 to 6 Spring and Puzzle Padlocks "Victor" Knife Sharpeners, large and small Children's Knife, Fork, and Spoon, in sets LEAMINGTON RANGES, am sizes. COOKING STOVES, LAUNDRY STOVES. Plumbing, Gail Fitting, Gunsmiths' work, and lino Mechanical work of every description by experienced workmen 011 the premises. O UDDOOK AND TMRYER. PLUMBING AND G._S FITTING, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING AtiSO— TIN, ZINC, AND GALVANISED IRON WORK Of every description, By Experienced Workmen on the premises. ire satisfaction guaranteed. RUDD OC X and FRYER.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3253, 5 December 1881, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3253, 5 December 1881, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3253, 5 December 1881, Page 2