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■ Business Notices. WINTER BOOTS WINTER BOOTS WINTER BOOTS AT THE IVTAPIER T>OOT QHOP Fresh from the Hands of the Makers, ATTHB LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES, Children's Kid, Levant and Leather Lace Bootf Children's Kid and Levant Button Do. Maidn' Kid and Levant Button and Lace Do. Maids' Kid, Levant, and Leather Lace and Elastic Sides Do. Boys' and Youths' Sewn Wide Welts, Lace Boots Ladies' Evening Shoes in French Kid and Prunella Ladies' Evening Shoes In Black Satin, Colored Embroidered Toes Ladies' Hizh Leg Lace Boots In Kid and Levant Ladies' High Leg Button Boot In Kid and Levant Ladles' Pinets French Walking Boots, Lace and Button Ladies Kid Elasticslde Boots, stout Boles, In great variety Gentlemen's Handsewn Wide Welt Lace Boots Gentlemen's Lace and Elastic-side Boots in various styles and patternsGentlemen's Waterproof Scotch Kip Shooting Boots MADE TO MEASUBE AT J. MURRAY'S NAPIER CASH BOOT SHOP. HAVELOCK NURSERIES. FOB SALE, /CONIFER AND OTHEE ORNAMENTAL TREES, \J SHRUBS. PLANTS, &c. FRUIT TREES, both new and choice. For collection of VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, Bee Catalogue, Flower Pots and Saucers, ORANGES— Hill's Seedlings, St. Jajjo, St. Michael's, Parramata, The Queen. " ILEMO^S— Lisbon, 3a 6d to 4s 6d each. &l chobe collection of CAMELIAS in 42 varieties. Orders may be left, and Peeds, and Catalogues ob;ained from the following Agents: - Mrs Miles, Fruiterer, Napier : Messrs Beck and Co., Clive and Sast'nes. Catalogues post free on application to J. GODDARD, Havelock Nurseries, H.B. HAWKE'S BAY NURSERIES. r w. cTs turm 3as great'pleasure In informing his patrons and the mblic generally that he has a Large stock of Vege,able. Flower, and Tree Seeds on hand, comprising \,V the best sorts and varieties suitable for tbis ilitnate. Many of them have been imported from European and Australian houses in my business; I lave spared no trouble or expense in procuring firstilass Seeds. All my imported Seeds have been tried, md only such aa germinate freely are offered for lale. My stock of Flower Seeds, comprising the nost popular varieties; my Tree, Shrub, and Native ieeds are all of this year's saving. I have also a largo Btock of Fruit, Forest, and )rnamertal Trees and Shrubs on hand. My Apple frees are warranted all on blight-resisting stocks, und consist of many of the choicest varieties ; as also if Pears, Plums, Peaches. Nectarines, Cheirles. Ipricots, Oranges, Lemons, Walnuts, Olives, Filbert lazel Nuts, Quinces, Grape Vines, Currants, Gooeelerries. Black Mulberries, etc., etc., etc. Orders may be left and Seeds obtained from Mr J. ?. Woods, Commission Agent. Hastings. Catalogues gratis on application, F. W. C. STURM, . West Clive and Napier. TARADALE NURSERY. p ILBERD AND \ NDERSON, lave still a quantity of the undermentioned Btock to dispose of, viz :— APPLES—comprising all the choice blight resisting varieties. •EARS—A finelot of 2-year-old, Including the Marie Louise, Williams Bon Chretien, Jargonelle, and other choice sorts. | 'LUMS—Some of the best sorts that are propagated. Dennieton's superb. Early Orleans, Late Orleans, Ickworth Imperatrice, Damson, Ea-rly Favorite, etc. 'EACHES—We have Early Rivers. ' Sharpe's Late, ' Anna Maria, Royal George, and others equally good. i LPRICOTS—The delicious Moorpark, Pine Apple, Hemskirk, and the Musch Musch, a very early J variety. lECTARINEB—AIbert Victor, Victoria, Weeping, Hunt's Tawny, Early Nflwington All firstclass varieties. They fruit remarkably well in Hawke's Bay. Cherries, Almonds, Figs, Mulberries, Quinces, )ranges, Lemons. Guavas, Loquats, Medlers, Chesuts, Cob and Philberc Nuts, Walnuts, Lowton Blackerries, English Gooseberries, Roses in 100 varieties. Other Nursery Stock in variety. Catalogues on application. Mr W. Prbbbls, Fruiterer, Hastings-street, Town igent. NOTICE. Pi AVID RAY begs to Inform his Customoiß nd the public generally that he has REMOVED lIS WOOD & COAL YARD TO MOORE-STREET )ppoßite the Lutheran Church, and trusts by civility ,nd attention to business to merit a continuance of (üblic support. The business will in future be carled on under the style and name of "DAVID GRAY i CO." HAY AND GRAIN ALWAYS ON HAND. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. lVT R BUTCHER, begs to in. orm his patrons, and the public generally, that he ias REMOVED from the Shop in Hastings-street to arger and more commodious premises in the same treet, opposite Mr K. W; Knowlbs. Tho premises iave been specially fitted up for carrying on a large lusiness, and those entrusting orders to his care will ■eceive every attention. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. [T affords F, W. COLLINS a vast amount of pleasure In acquainting the citizens of Napier ,hat he baa (in consequence of his largely Increasing Duainess) vacated his late establishment and leased ;hoBO handsome premisee in Hastings-street lately mown as the Bonanza store, which hn will open with a new and well-assorted stock of WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. A large assortment of CLOCKS to anive. The Manufacturing Department will be carried on as usual. F. W. COLLINS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Hastings-street. j k v E R * ° N ENGINEER, Corner of Hastings-street and Dickons atreet STEAM, WATER, and GASFITTER Braes Founder and Finisher. Conservatories, Green Houses, Dwelling Houses, etc., fitted with Hot Wator Apparatus on the most approved and economical principle. BATHS AND LAVATORIES FITTED UP. Agricultural Implements and all sorts of Machines fitted and ropaired. Boiling Downs fitted with the Neweet 1 Improvements

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3495, 19 September 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3495, 19 September 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3495, 19 September 1882, Page 1

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