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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3270, 24 December 1881, Page 2

TXRAPERY AND LEONARD AND 00. THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF -DRAPERY AND CLOTHING— WILL BE OPEN FOR SALE FOR TWO WEEKSNO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. THE GOODS ARE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION J EONASD & p(O., HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. mAEADALE TTOUSE. M. BARRY Begs to inform the inhabitatta of Taradale and surrounding districta that she has just completed extensive alterations to the above old eatabliahed 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, la Sateens, bronze, Is Pompadours from Cd Large lot of Prints from 6d SPLENDID VALUE IN PLAIN GOODS White Calico 4s per doz. Turkey Twill, Is per yard Brown Holland 81. 10d, and la White Twill Sheeting (double width) Is 8d Brown do do Is 3d White Muslin, checked and striped, Is and IS 3d per yard White Honeycomb Counterpanes 10a 61 NEW SHADES IN FANCY DRESS PIECES MARKED VERY LOW. LUSTRES from 9d per yard A splendid line of TWILL CRETONNES, new patterns, 6d and Is per yard Tho newest shapes in STRAW and CHIP HATS, Trimmed and untrimmed A Very Large Selection of FEATHERS AND FLOWERS. 4 dozon Girls' STRAW HATS, at Odeach New Styles in Shaded Trimmings New Shades in Lacts New Shades in Ties New Shades in Neck Handkerchiefs COLLARS, COLLARETTES, AND SHOULDERETTES. SUN HATS Is, and Is Gd PARASOLS from 23 61 to 4s 6d Ladies' Black Kid GLOVES, 4a Black Lace GLOVES, 2s Child's Coloured Lisle GLOVES, 2 buttons, 6d UMBRELLAS from 5s 6d TOWELS AND TOILET COVERS. Ladies' Silk HOSE from 3a Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFS from 6s per dozen Girls' Trimmed Pompadour DRESSES, 7s 6d Girls' Print DRESSES. 4s, 4s 6d, and 53 Girls' Diaper PINAFORES, Is Girls' Holland do la A Large Lot of Ladies' Kid BO PIS, 93 6d, formerly 153 Girls' Kid BOOTS, 4s to 6s 6d, Must be cleared to make room for Fresh Consignments. Men's Serge SUITS from 233 Men's Tweed SUITS, 50s, 60s, and 70a Men's Tweed TROUSERS and VESTS, 20s Men's Cord and Mole TROUSERS, 8s 61 10 Dozen Men's Coloured SHIRTS, extra Strong and largo at 4s 3d each 20 Dozen Union SHIRTS, 3a lOd each Regatta SHIRTS, Collars attached, 53 to 8a Gd 10 Dozen Fancy Striped 3-HOSE at 8d Hand Knitted 3-HOSE at 2s Men's UNDERSHIRTS and PANTS, large sizes, from 6s 6d 8 Dozen 80/'s and Youths' Tweed and Mole TROUSERS at 4s Youth's SUITS, all sizes, 25s Boy's do do do 13s 6d A line of Holland and Duck COATS and TROUSERS from 3s 6d each TICKING, SHIRTING, and TOWELLING. Rush HATS, Men's and Youths, Is. To Arrive Shortly, a Large Consignment of GLASS and CROCKERYWARE, to be sold Cheap. INSPECTION INVITED. HENRY WILLIAMS HAS NOW LANDED, Ex "VIRGINIA" from New York, A Splendid Assortment of HARVESTING TOOLS, &c. z., 1 Case Cheny's Adze-eye Hammers, Nos. 5 and 7 1 Case Boring Machines 2 Cwo. No. 1 Washita Oil Stones 20 Doz. Hay Foi ks, 2 and 3 prong 20 Doz. Premium 3-bow Hay Rakes 1 Case Putman's Ironing Mangles Case each—Fork, Spade, long and short Shovel Handles 1 Case " One-man " Lightning Cross-cut Saws 1 Case Lightning Buck Saws, cross bars 1 Case Joinera' Hand Screws 2 Rack's Cylinder Churns each, Nos. 1, 2, 3 2 Cases Family Grind Stones 2 Cases Iron Hopper Coffee Mills 1 Case Scythe Swaths 1 Case Coe's Wrcnche3 1 Rotary Hand Pump 1 Rotary Barrel Pump 1 Cask Revolving Stand Pumps " 2 Cases Lift and Force Pumps 2 Cases Douglas Pumps 12 Cases Kurd's Razor-Dlado Axe 3 3 Cases Meat Cutters 1 Case Spofford's Braces 12 Cases Putman's pointed Horse Nails 6 Cases Tomahawks, Claw-hatchets, etc. 2 Cases Ames' L.H. Shovels Case Ames' D.H. Shovels. EX " GLRNLORA." 3 Hhds Holloware, tinned and enamelled 20 Kega Fencing Staples 2 Casks Milk Pans 2 Crates Galvanised Tubs and Buckets 12 Casks Sheet Zinc 12 Kega Roofing Nails and Screws EX " WAIROA." 25 Bundles Black Sheet Iron ,000 Feet Black Iron Gas-pipe 0)0 Feet Galvanised Iron Gas-pipe 2 Casks Fittings 2 Caska Coach Bolts, Carriage Bolts, Jand Coach Screws 1 Cask Lovelock's Mincers, Nos 1 1, 2, 8, HENRY WILLIAMS HAS IN STOCK A Large and Varied ossortment of— CARPENTERS' TOOLS, BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, Sheepshcars, all numbers (Ward and Payne's and John Sorby's) Scythes, Hay Knives Reaping Hooks and Sickles Turkey Oil Stones Scythe Stonea "A good stock of Electro-plated Ware - Cruets, Teapots. Forks, Spoons Butter Knives, etc, Leamiugton Ranges, Double oven with high pressure boot boiler Leamington Ranges, Single oven with side boiler Garton and King s Stoves Colonial Ovens (made on the premises by experienced workmen) BAR IRON, PLATE IRON, and STEEL All Sizes, always on Hand. All kinds of iTinsmithing, Plumbing, GaafltWng, done by experienced workmen. HENRY WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, HASTINGS-STREET. I DENTIST. I MECUANICAL AND OPBRATIVB. \ Cmvh Squark. > Registered under tho " Dentists Act, 1880." I