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Special Advertisements. THE CHEAPEST HARDAVARE HOUSE JTARDY AND QIDEY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS and SEEDSMEN. FURNISHING Ironmongery, BUILDER'S Ironmongery, GENERAL Ironmongery. Very Largo and A r aried Stock. just to hand, garden qeeds arden Deeds garden qeeds, arden Deeds, 17l0wer qeeds *< loaver joeeds t?lo\yer qeeds, Jj LOAA r ER Deeds, Extensive variety, specially suitable for Spring Sowing; being Christchurch (N.Z.), groAvn SEED, CAN BE GUARANTEED FRESH. LARGE SHIPMENTS JUST RECEIVED. LEAMINGTON RANGES, with high pressure Boot Boilers, or with Avronght iron rivetted Boilers. A Special Line in 3 feet Lenmingtons snitnble for Cottages. Saves Fuel and cooks magnificently. AMERICAN STOVES, COLONIAL OVENS, PORTABLE FURNACES. | REGISTER GRATES, The Best and Largest Assortment ever shown in Napier, including new patterns i fitted Avith AY right's Patent" Bi-A'alve. FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, FIRE SCREENS, COAL SCOUPS. TTARDY & QIDEY, Have a Large and A 7 (tried Assortment of— - J)LATED pi OODS. Best English and American, specially suitable for Wedding Presents. /CUTLERY, \J LAMPAVARE, BRUSHWARE, GARDEN TOOLS, PAINTS AND OILS. Best Machine and Lubricating Oils, pi ENERAL T^URNISIIIN.G JRONMONGERY. Inspection Lwitcd. Every attention shown, whether parties inspecting arc intending purchasers or not. JTARDY & QIDEY, HAVE JUST OPENED UP— EX S.S. "GULF OF St. VINCENT," From best Sheffield Makers. CUTLERY! CUTLERY! CUTLERY! Ivory Handled Table and Dessert Knives, bone handled table and dessert Knives, specially rivetted and strong. Sets of Knives and Forks, Stag, Buff, AA'hite and Black Handles Carvers, Game Carvers, Steel, Buck Cook's Forks, Bread Knives, Razors, Pocket Knives (300 varieties), Scissors, Cutters out, Draper's Scissors, Flower Gathering Scissors, Scissor Sheaths Mill, Saw, and other Files. EX SHIP "MARGARETHA," rp INAV AR E from Wolverhampton. X Oak Travelling Trunks, Scarborough Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, Coal Vases, latest fancy patterns, Coal Scoups, Dust Pans, Climax and Douglas's Trays, Tea Trays, Toilet Cans, Hot AVater Cans, Lamp Kettle.s, Tea Pots, Coifee Pots, Fish Kettles, Jelly Moulds, Pudding Moulds, Pastry Pans, Graters, Collinder,s Milk Strainers, Cream Skimmers, Egg AVhisks, Bread Tins, Basins, Boaa-Is, Scoups, Cake Tins, Lanterns, Plate Baskets, &0., &c. —HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF — I BURNISHING Builders' and General Ironmongery, to arrive from England and America. Agents for AVhcelor and AVilson's "Improved" and " ImproA'cd Home Shuttle" SEWING TV/T ACHINES, c ay i n g Machines, The Cheapest in the Market. HARDY~& SIDEY, IRONMONGERS AND SEEDSMEN, Hastings-street, Napier. SPECIAL pRAND pkPENING QIIOW. ALEX. BROWNE'S GRAND OPENING DISPLAY OF ALL THE LATEST IVTOVELTIEQ TVfOA^ELTIEQ IN oa __ltieD IN oveltieD* for SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS, NEXT AVEEK. PATTERN BOOKS of all tho latest designs in FRENCH CAMBRICS and SATEENS on application. A LEXANDER J3ROAVNE, BOOTS! ""HOOTS!! T)OOTS!!! TJoots ! XJ 13 oots ! _D 1)oots ! JDoots'! JJJoots! JlJoots! GARRETT BROS, havo rcceiA-ed from their own Factory in Auckland a large shipment of Boots and Shoes for the Spring Season, aud for Quality and Prico cannot be equalled. I Bpar in mind they aro not like soroo .Goods noAV offered for sale in this town, if thoy aro —like their Poetry they must be— strange productions. I wonder what Bobby Burns Avould say if lie had a glanceattheAmateur Poets that are going 119 w a" day. THERE IS NO GAS ABOUT THESE PRICES ! Ladies' Kid Boots H m Ladies' Kid Superior \"\°J, r Ladies' Glove Kid, worth 10/-, only.. 10/6 ; Ladies' ,Calf E.S. (OAvn make) 86 Ladies' High Leg Laced........... 06 Men's Wool AVork Slippers (OAvn make) //G Men's Ammunition Boots (oAvn make) 5/Men's Bush Boots (oavu make) 7/6 Men's Watertights (oAvn make) 9/6 Men's Elastic (oAvn make) 9/6 Men's Shooting Boots (own make) ••••12/Men's Kangaroo Elastics (hand scavii) 12/Men's Heavy Balmorals (own make . .12 6 Men's Light Balmorals (own make).. 13/Men's Dancing Boots • • • • l-*/" Men's Dress Shoes, cloth tops (own make) vi l 6 GARRETT BROS. IS THE NAME, JJUBLIN JJOUSE, HASTINGS STREET. NAPIER. J

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3817, 9 October 1883, Page 2

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