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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3530, 31 October 1882, Page 2

SEASON r_UMMER CjUMMEK. 1882. BLYTHE'S CLOTHING. The arrival of the Wave Queen puts us in possession of our first direct shipment of Clothing from the Home mar_et for the present season; this will be quickly followed by others in the Wanganui, and vessels followingi At the name time we are in receipt of advance parcels of Kaiapoi and Victorian Clothing, all made to our special order, and which on inspection will be found to suit the requirements of the district, both as regards material, cut, fit, style, and value, the term " BLYTHE'S CLOTHING" being a synonym for all of these» ONE SHILLING IN THE FOUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH. BLYTHE'S BLUE SERGE SUITS, 255. Each. BLYTHE'S TWEED SUITS, 30s. EiCH. Will be found better value for the money than even Blythe'a Blue Serge Suits can be had in all the fiae qualities, ranging up to 65s each, ASfeature in the season's trade will be the introduction of a nice class of PLAIN GREY WORSTED TWIST SUITS, at Very Reasonable Prices, and in size and proportions for Men and Youths, These goods should be Inspected before purchasing elsewhere. LITTLE BOYS', BOYS', and BIG BOYS' TWEED SUITS. Have been carefully selected in a variety of Summer Materials, comprising Galatea, Holland, Drill, Sateen, Silk, Serge, Worsted Twist, Tweed, Kaiapoi Tweed, etc. ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH. During the seafon we are enabled to give our customers Very Special Values by reason of our importing well within the limits of our requirements, thus leavlng'us at liberty to take full advantage of the opportunity to purchase goods which may from time to time be thrown upon the market, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, MEN'S AND BOY'S MERCERY In full and complete variety. MEN'S AND BOYS' HOSIERY AND UNDERCLOTHING In all its Details. OWE SHILLING IN THE FOUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH. STILL SELLING OFF BOOTS, SHOES, AND, SLIPPERS 6s in the pound discount off English, and 33 in the pound discount off Colonial-made Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Men's Blnchers, Gs; best, 9s; Watortights, 10s 6d per pair net cashi BLYTHE AND CO. STANDARD HOUSE. HENRY WILLIAMS DIRECT IMPORTER. JUST TO HAND. EX "CRUSADER," "STAR OF THE EAST," « HELEN DENNY," "LOCH DOON," AND " BIRKER," FROM LONDON. £=r r\ TONS BAR IRON (assorted sizes) 5 tons Hoop Iron ditto 2 tons Boiler Plates ditto 20 dozen Horse Rasps 63 baxes Tin Plates 3 casks Hornsby's Plough Fittings 20 kegs joint Fencing Staples 225 kegs Wire Nails, from linch to 6inch 1 case Tyzack's mowing and fern Scythes 1 case Lockwood's Table Cutlery 2 cases best Turkey Stones 1 cask Sofa Springs, BX6 and 9X6 2 casks Dog ChaiDS 1 case hand and pit Saw Files 1 case Stencil Ink in boxes 3 Hogsheads Oval Pots, Kettles and Saucepans 4 casses patent Mail Axles and Carriage Springs 1 case Sash Lines 1 cask T Hinges 18 cases Garton & Kino's celebrated Cooking Ranges 16 dozen Park and Palmer's Spades 2 casks Enamelled Ware; Basins, Mugs, Can dlesticks, Dishes, etc. 2 cases from Cartland's Brass Foundry 2 cases Carpenters' Tools—Mathleson's case Carpenters' Rim Locks case Cut Tacks 1 cask Butt Hinges 1 case Nixey's Black Lead H. WILLIAMS, Direct Importer. NOW ARRIVED, EX "LOHENGRIN," 15 tons Corrugated Iron, 26 guage H. WILLIAMS, Direct Importer. EX "CITY OF TANJORE." 12 tons Corrugated Iron, 26 guage, wide widths 2J tons Horse Shoes 1 case Blacksmiths* Vices 12 pairs Gilpin's Axle Arms 2 cases Iron and Brass Screws 6 cases Avery's Platform Weighing Machines | 1 case Chest Handles, Meat Hooks etc. 1 case Charcoal Box irons 20 dozen Galvanised Buckets 12 dozen Galvanised Oval Tubs 2 cases Coffin Furniture 2 cases Shelf Brackets, Tube Cutters, and Sundries 2 cases Horse Ns>ils 1000 Sash Wei.hts 24 packages Furnace Doors and Gratings H. WILLIAMS, Direct Importer. " CORYPHENE," FROM NEW YORY. 10 cases Putnam's Horse Nails 3 dozon Cylinder Churns 1 dozen Hand Corn Mills H. WILLIAMS, Direct Importer. ( NOW ARRIVED PER "JOHN GAMBLES," FROM LONDON— 10 Rolls Galvanised Wire Netting I case Timmen's Quoits and Farrier's Hammers 1 case Horse Rasps, and Farriers' Kuives It on Floor Brads 3 casks Neetsfoot Oil HtiNRY WILLIAMS, Diroct Importer. NOW ARRIVED EX "NORMAN MACLEOD " and "jPLEIONE " FROM LONDON— 10,000 feet Iron Piping for gas and water, from i to 3in. C Casks Pipe Fillincs, assorted 10 tons Foncing Wire 100 keea Wire Nails 2 cases Lockwood's Ta>lo and Pocket Cuttlery 24 cases and casks General Ironmongery HENRY WILLIAMS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. N.B.—n.W. continues to import each month Shipments of tho "WERTHEIMS" far-famed Of\S. HAND SEWING MACHINES, \zf \J which cannot be surpassed |for quality