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Special Advertisements* NEWTON AND CO. HAVE FOR SALE— ■VfEW SEASON'S TEAS, i-Chests and Boxes Companies and Mauritius Sugars Groceries of all descriptions New Zealand Flax Rope Mock's Flour, 10s and ;50s Oatmeal, 25s and ';0s Wines and Spirits Ales and Stout Earthenware and Glassware Dinner Services Brushwarc Canterbury Cheese Hams and Bacon &.v., fee, .Vc. NEWTON & CO THERE IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER! BOOTS ! T)OOTS I! T>OOTS !!! OOTS ! _DOOTS !! JDOOTS "! GARRET! BROS. 1 HAVE JUST OPENED A STOCK OF— EOOTS QHOES OOTS A^D JOHOES FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON, DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN FACTORY. THE TRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS: — Men's Elastics (own make) 12/G Men's Watertights (own make) 12/G Balmorals (own make) 13/6 Youth's Elastics (own make),, ~ 10/6 Shooting Boots (own make) 13,'G Men , French Calf Derby Shoes 13/Ladies' Kid and Prunella Boots, very Cheap GARRETT BROS. Taxxers, Curriers, Leatiiee axd Boot Manufacturers and Importers. Factory and Warehouse: Wakefield-strcet, Auckland; Tannery and Works: Whau, Auckland. Branches : New Plymouth Gisborne, Thames, Waipawa, and at — HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. HENRY WILLIAMS WHOLESALE asd RETAIL FURNISHING IRONMONGER. JUST LANDING— (In addition to previous heavy shipments just received as per late advertisement) Ex " Lady Jocelyn " M CASES IRON BEDSTEADS AND CHILDREN'S COTS. 2 cases Fenders and Fire Irons 1 case China Mortice Furniture 2 cases Cart Springs, Cart Steps 2 cases Gilpin's Augers and Slashers 2 cases Hand Saws, Chisels,, Gouges, etc., etc. 20 kegs Fencing Staples. Ex "May Qukes" OA TONS CORRUGATED AND /£\J PLAIN GALVANISED IRON 2 casks Tec Hinges 2 cases Brass Foundry 1 case Bow Latches and Tinman's Rivets , 1 cask assorted Bib, Range, Racking, '' and Beer Cocks 1 case Hose Unions, Fountain designs, Roses, Spreaders, Garden Pumps, and Syringes. lease "Rabone's" Rules, Surveyor's Steel Chains, etc. 3 hogsheads Hollowarc—Pots, Kettles, Saucepans, both tinned and enamelled ; Copper Kettles, Brass and Copper Preserving Pans. 3.3 kegs, -H- tons, Newcastle CI tilled Shot, Nos.'from AAAto No. 8. 12 cases of the SINGER SYSTEM HAND SEWING MACHINES, abeautifulhighly finished Machine, complete, with walnut case, selfwinding bobbin and all the latest improvements, guaranteed the best and cheapest Machine in the market. N.B.—An inspection invited before buying any other make. Also— A Largo Stock of the WERTHEIM'S Celebrated HAND & TREADLE MACHINES in Stock. = Ex "Waitara"— ICASE POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, making with recent .shipments just opened up, the Largest and Best Assorted Stock of Cutiery ever offered to the Napier public. Ex "Duxcraig, " "Pareora, " axd "Perthshire." — 5 TONS OF JOHNSON'S STEEL BARBED WIRE. both Galvanised and Varnished. 1 [0 kegs Wire Staples 110 kegs Wire Nails 7 tons Sash Weights from G to 2-flbs. 3 casks Bolts and Nuts, and Bolt Ends s 2 casks Wood Screws G dozen Camp Ovens and Covers GO dozen Carpenter's Rim and Mortice 5 Locks i>o dozen Cupboard, Chest, and Till locks 1 hogshead Fry Pans 3 ~ assorted Anucapnic Table Lamps 2 casks Wedges and Maul Rings G dozen Barrow Wheels 1 cask Hay Knives I cask Coach AVrcnchcrs 4 cases of 1, 2, and 3 Pull Beer Engines 1 bale Carpenters' Tool Kits 2 cases Matliieson's Planes FURTHER SHIPMENTS TO ARRIVE ex "Waimea," " Closebiuii," "Garelock" from London, and "Rio" from New York. . HENRY WILLIAMS WHOLESALE IRONMONGER. N.B.—H.W. continues to employ the host Workmen for Tiusmithiug, Plumb- ; iiag, Gasfitting, Bcllhanging, Lock-KFu-rtliHiif, Surgical Instrument making, and GuitMuithing in till its 'imMpJirs bofti m Rep iniug audnew -v \n, , <» J 7>i nt of the 1 <■. r ' t

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3650, 27 March 1883, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3650, 27 March 1883, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3650, 27 March 1883, Page 2

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