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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3529, 30 October 1882, Page 1

Business Notices. COMBS AND CO, We have now a complete Stock of goods suitabl. for incoming Season, and would call Bpeclal atten tion to the unrivalled success of our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT which enables us to announce the arrival of our SIXTH SHIPMENT OE STRAWS. 135 Dozen or 1620 Hats. Comprising all the new Shapes of the Season, bought at a discount of 50 per cent, or half former prices, and marked at corresponding reduction. Boys' Sailor Hats Is Is 3d Is 9d 2s to 5s 6d Ladies' White Straws from 2s Ladies' Black Straws from Is 6d EAWN COLORED AND FANCY STRAWS IN GREAT VARIETY. Remember these are all first class goods at Reduced Prices. Also, we would draw attention to the following SPECIAL VALUES, 150 Children's Costumes (assorted sizeß) 3a 6d to 21s, worth double the money Ladles French Wove Corsets 4a lid formerly 6s 6d Scarlet, Black and Drab Corsets of first class quality, very cheap SPECIALMaids Drab Corsets Z. 9_, worth 5s 6d 11 dozen Ladies' trimmed Drawers 2s, worth 33 6d 7 dozen Ladles' trimmed Drawers 3s 6d, -worth 4s 9d 9 dozen Ladies trimmed Chemisses 3s, worth 4s Cd Ladies' White Skirts, Camisoles, Night Dresses, Aprons, &c, &c, in endless variety at our usual reasonable prices, SPECIAL VALUES IN CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING. Sun Hats, Sun Bonnets, Pinafores Collars, Collarettes, Flowe'S, Feathers Infants Wares, etc, etc, in great variety i Ladies' Mantles, Jackets, and Fichues—a choice assortment DRESS GOODS. 350 yards summer Tweed 4|d worth 9d 200 yards Lustrine 7£d, worth IOJd 178 yards Fancy Dress stnfi ll&d, worth la 6d 234 yards Carmelite 4d, worth Is 61 272 yards Grass Cloth, B£d worth Is 223 yards 38-inch Gra&s Cloth Is worth Is 6d 172 yards Zephyr Cloth, 7£d worth IOJd \ ', Satteens, plain and fey Prints—weli assorted French Muslins 4s lid. for 12 yards Colored and black Lustres, Cashmereß and Merinos Oatmeal Cloth and Peques Plain and check black Grenadines BOUGHT A JOB 15 DOZEN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SUNSHADES Childien _ 2s and 2s 6d ; Ladies 4s 6d to 63 6d Ladies blacs Satin Sunshades 7s to 30s Ladies' Umbrellas, 2s 9d to 25a Ladles' Silk, Lisle Thread and Kid Gloves Hosiery—well assorted Everlasting Trimming and Muslin Work Black, white, and cream Laces Frilllngs, Collars, etc, etc. MANCHESTKRSplendid white Calico, 3s lid per dozen 8/4 whito Twill Sheeting Is 6d, Is 9d, and 2s 80-inch Bheeting Is 9d, worth 2s 3d 9/4 Toilet Quilts 3s lid, worth 6s 6d 10/4 Toi'et Quilts 43 lid, worth 6s 6d} 11/4 Toilet Quilts 5s lid, worth 7s 6d 9/4 White Blankets 10s 6d, worth 12s 6d 9/4 White Blankets 133 6d, worth 16s 6d 10/4 White Biankets 22s 6d, worth 30s 10/4 White Blankets 27s 6s, worth 353 Whito Flannels 14d to 3s SPECIAL- . , , 250 yds Ticking slightly damaged 4|d, usual price Ii 103 yds Tea Cloth BJd. ususal price Is 107 yds Tea Cloth IOJd, usual price Is 2d 84 White Dimity 9d. usual price la Navy Serge from B|d. usual price Is BROWN SHEETING, HOLLANDS, DIAPERS, TOWELS, TOILETS, &c, &c. 36J dozen Antimacassars to be sold at half price OLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Oui Btock in this is so LARGE and VARIED we have no space for remarks Boys Tweed Trousers 53 6d, value for 7s 6d Boys Scree Trousers 7s lid extra quality Boys Printed Moles from 4s lid Youths Printed Moles from 53 lid Mens Printed Moles from 6s lid Youths Tweed Trousers from 7s 6d Youths Serge Trousers from 8s lid Mens Tweed Trousers from 8s lid , Mens Nelßon Tweed Trouserß from 12s 6d Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest 15s 6d, worth 21s Boys' Serge Suits extra quality, 21s Youths' Serge Suits extra quality. 22s 6d Men's Serge Suits extra quality, 27s 6d Men's extra Superfine Serge Suits, 45s Boyß' light Tweed, 27s 6d Youths' light Tweed, 30s Men's light Tweed, 37s 6A Men's Mosgiel Suits Colonial make, 60a Knicker Suits, Knicker Suits, fashionable shapes Serge Knickers lis 6d, worth 17s 6d And a variety of Tweed Knickers at unsurpassed value Dust Coats, Lustre Coats, etc, etc, in great variety Shirts at all prices Special value in Crimeanß 570 Regatta Shirts, bought a lot; sizes, 14 J to 17J; 2 Collars to each Shirt, 5s 6d, value for 13s6d Mens'Underclothing, Collars, Braces, Belts and Ties, etc, etc, HATS! HATS! HATS! All our Mens' Boating Straws, Is 6d A quantity of Boys' Straws, half price Boys' Pea Caps 9d, formerly Is 6d Boys Black Felts Is lid, formerly 2s 6d Mens Hard and Soft Felt Hats in Great Variety ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. CAUTION—AII gocds have been well bought, and the prices we quote are not for Rubbish but genuine Goods, that will improve by comparison with any o.her House in town. COMBS AND CO. CASH PALACE. NOTICE. ] TEMPORARY REMOVAL OF PRE- j MISES. THE undersigned being about to erett new business premises, and in order to facilitate the speedy removal of his extensive Btock, has decided to sell (for a few weeks only) every description of Ironmongery and Brushware at greatly reduced prices. A liberal cash discount given. HENRY WILLIAMS, Wholesale and Reta Ironmonger, Hastings-street, Napier. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. IT affords F, W. COLLINS a vast amount of pleasure in acquainting the citizens of Napier that he has (in consequence of his largely Increasing business) vacated his late establishment and leased those handsome premises in Hastings-street lately known as the Bonanza store, which ho will open with a new and well-assorted stock of WAICHES AND JEWELLERY. A large assortment of CLOCKS to anive. The Manufacturing Department will ba carried on as usual. F. W. COLLINS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Hastingb-btbeet. TO WOOLGROWERS AND OTHERS. THE undersigned has erected Larire WOOL STOK.ES, adjoining the Railway Station, at the SPIT, and is now prepared to RECEIVE and SHIP WOOL and PRODUCE to his own or growers* Agents in London on the most favorable terms. FEED. W. WILLIAMS. Port Ahuriri, October 17th. 18,2. WEST CLIVE EELLMONGERY. THE undersigned are prepared to Scour LOCKS aud PIECES, stains and dirt taken out, at Id per lb. FLKECE sorted at lid, and to buy, or fellmonger SKINS, at current rates. ILLIMGWORTH and WEAVER? HASTINGS EXPRESS. HAVING sold out to Mr Mackwood Smith, who will continue tDo concern, it only remains for me to Rvpros my gratitude to mynumerous customers and to ask their favors for my successor. GEORGE DURHAM.