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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3883, 29 December 1883, Page 1

Itusiuc§§ ft T oticc§. JOHN MURRAY, 5 RAPIER pASH T)OOT OHOP, lies received per steamer " Rome," 1 OK TRUNKS LADIES', GENTLE- : /CO MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S English and Continental-made — f T) 00 T S AND CHOES, . ±> Of tlio Latest Design and Pattern. —ALSO — 1 TRUNK GENTLEMEN'S COURT X SHOES, For Evening Wear or Dancing. AND 7 CASES CnEisTcnuncn made Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Specially made to my order, and equal to Bespoke Work, in ■ MEN'S, [ CHILDREN'S AND T ADIES' ' The above arc Marked in Plain Figures, at tho lowest Cash Prices that sound Boots can be sold for, at— ', JOHN MURRAY'S NAPIER CASH BOOT SHOP. TARADALE. Jd "O LAIR, In thanking the inhabitants of Taradalo and surrounding- districts that very liberal .support accorded him since he has been in business, begs to inform them that, just having completed extensive alterations in his business premises, he is now in a position to attend better to the wants of the Public. J. S. B. has a large stock of all merchandise, and from tho fact that ho is a cash buyer he is able to offer the public such inducements as will still make him hold that confidence the public has been pleased to place in him. J. S. B. is still a cash buyer of all kinds of dairy produce. Goods delivered in all parts of the district daily. A TTARBOR TfOR T^TAPIER Is of the utmost importance. Tho next matter that demands PUBLIC ATTENTION JACOBS' " SHILLING J TABLE, "V" MAS PRESENTS a New Years- Gtifts. — COMPRISING — Useful and Ornamental Gifts : Work Boxes, Ladies' Companions, Albums, Musical Instruments, Japanese Cabinets, Vases, Candlesticks, Photo' Frames, Artists' Materials, Carpenters' Tools, Pocket Books, Purses, Glass Cutters, American Novelties, Baskets, Crewel Patterns, &c, See. Come and see our Basket of SHILLING DOLLS. It will astonish you, the best value in Napier. J A ~°~° E S' SHILLING TABLE. THLDRED "DECK AND pO., MILLERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, THE OLD HOUSE, CLIVE AND HASTINGS. 1883 SP S! NG 1883 SUMMER "VT7E have now on hand and opening up the bulk of our— SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Ex "Embeltou," "Wave Queen," "s.s. Doric," and "Helen Denny, ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. T)RINTS, Pompadours, New Checks and X spots, stripes, and Plates Satteen French Designs, Plain and Broche Oatmeal Cloth, New figured All the latest shapes in Ladies' and Girls' straw Hats, Mantles, Jackets, &c. ■WE 1101/ D A HEAVY STOCK OF MEN'S, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, also tho Best Makes from the Kaiapoi Woollen Factory, Christchurch Men's Shirts, Hats, Scarfs, and Ties, new shapes Q T A T I 0 N qTOEES, Wool Packs, seaming Twine, Sheep Shears, Fencing Wire, Barb Wire, Staples, &c, &c. 50 Bales Corn Sacks Agents for Thomas's Sheep Dip. See testimonials. This dip only costs 21- per 100 sheep. TO ARRIVE, Per "Pleione," now in Wellington. 2 CASES Burgoiue & Ball's Sheep Shears. TO ARRIVE, Per "Lady Jocelyn." Kf)f\ CASES MERCHANDISE. Cash Purchasers of "Wool, Wheat, und other Produce. , CITY FLOUR MILLS. Superfine Silk-dressed Flour, Bran, Sharpe's, &c. E. BECK & CO. IMPORTERS, MILLERS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, ; The Old House, Clivk and Hastings. ARRAUD & TQOWERMAN X> Chemists and Druggists, Medical Hall,