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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4282, 18 April 1885, Page 1

I EMERSON-ST. I inmi_jli mi ■«■ ii i,„ mm-mmVmmmttXmWmLmmU.jmuaass>»vmx*aam /CABINETMAKERS, _""* -<j UNDERTAKERS, H^ _> "2J2 and -^h X*. GENERAL HOUSE H' Ci FURNISHERS. £"] jg. IRON BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, &P i CARPETS, CRETONNES, l 5 WINDOW HOLLANDS. _^J s — : — __ THE r^ -<J TTOUSE £T hn IN THE TRADE. 1 «!' W p 8 1 °n ____ 8 o CO H.I a, Ig oh r d 05 ° 8 Ph I t-5 fa ". DAWSON'S NAPIER STEAM FURNITURE FACTORY. C_A_ESrE„BET>OA_ THE ~ LITTLE DUST PAN FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. FURNISH ON THE PURCHASE HIRE SYSTEM. TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOB £4 4 s ' WmiKiE Following Goods:— No. 1 Room.—2 Chairs, Table, Sugar Basin, Jug, Glass Salt, 2 Dinner Plates, 2 Cups and Saucers, 2 Knives and Forks, 2 Teaspoons, Kettle, Saucepan, Fryingpan, 2 Breakfast Plates. No. 2 Room.—Bed, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpane, Pillow Cases, Candlestick, Strip Carpet, Washstand and Ware, Pillows. The Largest Stock of New and Second - Hand Furniture at THE LITTLE DUST PAN. THE LITTLE DUST PAN Still maintains the reputation of being the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE rpHE y _TT__E~~yvT7ST pAN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Hastings Street. 11. P.COHEN, PROPRIETOR. TAIT T A I AND MILLS MILLS, WOOD and COAL I HAY and CORN MERCHANTS. | DEALERS. DICKENS STREET, NAPIER. ALL orders punctually attended to, and delivered to any part of the town and Railw.i-n- Stfltimjj* ADVANCE HASTINGS. jg& '*& TTENRY QELIG, '^ =^ WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Returns thanks to the Public of Hastings and surrounding districts for their generous support, in connection with tho Watchmaking and Jewellery Department. Owing to the above, I have engaged first-class English Watchmaker from Loudon (lato of Benson's). N.B.—Encourage local industry aud enhance tho value of our property by keeping | the money in the place. HENRY SELIG, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Hastings, H.B. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TVP "F r lOl0 * 01 BATCHER, begs to inform his patrons, and the public generally, that he has REMOVED from the Shop in Hastings-street to larger and more commodious premises in the samo street, opposite Mr E. W. Knowles. The premises have been specially fitted up for carrying on a large business, and those entrusting orders to his care will receive every attention.