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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4291, 29 April 1885, Page 2

HARDY AND QIBEY, ARDY AND Q 11) EY, The Cheapest HA RD WARE HOU SE, Hastings- streei, NAPIER, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE. A Very Largo and Well-selectee Stock for which INSPECTION IS INVITED. The Best Value Procurable in "Napier in the FURNISHING- DEPARTMENT. FENDERS— Drawing-room, with Brass, Nickle-platcd, or Polished Steel Bar, Parlor, Bed-room, and Kitchen; also, Nursery Fenders THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN IN NAPIER. GENERAL FURNISHING HARDWARE, BRUSIIWARE, HOLLO WARE, TIN W ARE, Complete Stocks. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS GIVEN TO CASH CUSTOMERS. •"CI LECTRO-PLATED WARE A verj- large stock of new pattern English and American Goods. Cruet Stands, Breakfast and Table (including Revolving), Tea Pots. Coffee Pots, Biscuit Barrels, Marmalade and Jelly Jars, Egg Frames. Combination Toast and Egg Frames, Toast Racks, Sardine Boxes, Jewel Boxes. Best quality electro-plated Table aud Dessert Forks ; Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons; Marrow Spoons, Soup Ladles, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, _ Jelly Spoons, Fish Carvers, Grape Scissors, Fruit Knives, kc, kc Arizona Silver, and Best Nickel Silver. (White Metal all through and will not Tarnish.) Table and Dessert Forks ; Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons. fiUTL E R V . Heavy Shipments just opened up. Exceptionally Cheap Lines. Ivory and Bono Handled Carvers (with 'Cunningham's Patent Forks') Table and Dessert Knives, Steels, Bread Knives. POCKET KNIVES. Great variety, inspection invited. V. AZOIt S, AND STROPS. SCISSORS. Cutting Out, Hair, Nail, Button Hole and Embroidery. -QANGEQ Jlyangeo a speciality! !! LEAMINGTONS (with Dowc's Patent open or close fire-place) oft., -Ift. Gin., 4ft. with Two Ovens and High Pressure Boilers 4ft., 3ft. Gin., 3ft.. 2ft. Oin. with one Largo Oven and Side Boiler 2ft. Gin. with Lar-re Oven and no Boiler. PORTABLE RANGES, on the Leamington — Garton and King Principles, which do not require setting. Specially adapted for burning Wood. GARTON k KING'S STOVES, AMERICAN STOVES, AND PORTABLE FURNACES. "OFGISTER URATES. 8.8. with Polished Steel Bar, First Finish, and Cast. A Capital Selection. Kent Grates, and Basket Grates. Spades, Forks, Shovels, Picks, Mattocks, Cross Cut, Pit, and One Man Saws. Fencing Wire, Barb Wire, and Stajiles Best Quality and Very Cheap. "OUILDER'S WARD WARE. A very heavy stock of Galvanised Iron, Ridging (including lead edgcel), Spouting, Down Pipe, Galvanised Screws, lead Washers, and lead Headed Nails. Nails, kc. —all sizes—also Paling Nails. Locks—all sorts—English and American, and Brass Foundry. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS GIVEN TO CASH PURCHASERS. HORSE POWERS, CHAFF CUTTERS AND INTERMEDIATES. XT ARDY AND QIDEY JOHN A Invites inspection of his stock of SADDLERY AND HARNESS, And wishes to call special attention to his assortment of Laelies' Saddles, comprising every style and variety, including a number of Peat's pattern iv best qualities, which arc very .superior goods. Men's Saddles, of our own well-known make, in every style, shape, and quality at tho very lowest possible price. Tho stock of Harness is very extensive and varied, anel includes a few sets of very superior Carriage, Buggy, Single and Pair Horse, Gig, and Dray Harness, which was inaelo for exhibition at the late show. Horso Clothing and Rugs, Portmanteaus, Gladstone and Courier Bags—a largo assortment. Harness Blacking, Oils, Embrocation, Sponge, and almost every article in the trade kept in stock. Ii .pairs well and promjitly executed. JOHN M'VAY, Wholesale and Retail Saddler. m"* - " - c A X ° DENTIST. Mechanical and Operative, Clive Suuark. NOTICE. "I HAVE sold to Mb. 11. C. Wilson, X Surgeon Dentist, the sole right for Napier of my patent " The Triumph Base " wherebj' Celluloid Plates can be made thinner than paper and as strong and flexible as steel. Anyone infringing said patent will be at once prosecuted by mo. A. W. CHATFIELD, Surgeon Dentist, A ucklanel. M ll ' HTcTw -1 Ls ° N SURGEON DENTIST, Tennyson-street. Specimens of the above "Base" may be seen in the window of Messrs. Barraud and Bowekman, Hastings-street; and Mr Harwood's, "Waipawa. Durability and strength of this Base guaranteed. Mr AY. will be in Waipawa on the 23rd and 2-lth of June, and may be consulted at Mr Ward's, saddler INSPECT THE LARGE AND WELLASSORTED STOCK OF QADDLERY AND TTARNESS HOLDER'S. NO CUE <\PER li OUSE IN THE TRADE QuAij-ry Excellent— Pi:ice Moderate. NEAS THE EOI.fcL V.A/.AAR. Na.ike