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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3547, 21 November 1882, Page 2

James Hardy. Thomas Sidey HARDY & SIDEY Desire to intimate that they have purchased from MR. F. TUXFORD His old established Ironmongery Business, which they propose continuing in all its branches. Having a large aDd well assorted stock of GENERAL FURNISHING and BUILDERS IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, PAINTS, OILS, HARVESTING TOOLS, Etc, Etc., which will be largely inerensed by the arrival of several shipments of NEW GOODS DIRECT from ENGLAND, we shall be able to offer our patrons a choice from an extensive, carefully selected, and well-bought Stock, comprising almost every description of useful Ironmongery. Being overstocked in many lines, and having bought at a HEAVY DISCOUNT OFF COST, we will be able to offer great inducements to intending buyers. We confidently invite inspection of our whole stock, and especially our Electro-Plated Ware, Cutlery. Lawn Mowers Harvesting Tools of all descriptions LEAMINGTON Stoves of all size?, with H.P. Boi'ers Register Stoves Colonial Ovens Copper Furnaces Holloware Paints, Oi's Shovels, Picks Bolts and Nuts, etc, etc. Also several Fire Proof Safes—very cheap J Cash and Deed Boxes To clear out Stock, Sheep Shears, exceptional value. TT ARDY & OIDEY, (LATE F. TUXFORD,) HASTINGS STREET. nHARLBS p< GMYTH BROWNING STREET, Napier : ACCOUNTANT and COMMISSION AGENT. TO FELLMONGERS. PELTS BOUGHT in any quantity, for Cash, by CHAS, G. SMYTH, Napier, H TIDES BOUGHT in any quantities for Cash, by L CHAS. G, SMYTH, Napier. RASS -VyREATHS, A complete Trimminng for a Lady's Hat, EACH. BLYTHE & CO.