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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4734, 8 October 1886, Page 2

Choice range of new patterns for measure-made suits from £3 to £i 15s. Measure Charts and Tweed Samples sent, on application, to any part of the province post free. David Palmer & Co., the Kaiapoi Clothing Depot—[Advt.] - "Faith is not needed." Once is sufficient to prove that the Compound Elixir of Podophyllin Euonymin and Taraxacum is the best Liver Tonic. Dyspeptics say so : Price 2s Gd. Prepared by Ed. C. Collins, - at tho Hawke's Bay Pharmacy, Hastings- ■ .street (Opposite Bank N.Z.)—[advt.] Glycerine Wash in Is tins for snffering dogs and all animals affected by parasites or skin disorders.—Oats in store for wholesale orders.—A few broken drums of sheep dip for sale cheap, a good disinfectant. Aromntic Food for ailing horses or cattle, a. cure for worms.—Sheep Dip at reduced prices. No reasonable offers refusod. ■'- Flour iv lOOlbs and oOlbs; guaranteed excellent quality and cheap; trial orders invited from wholesale customers.—A few coils good Barbed Wire.—Feed Fulton, Clive Square Seed Stores, Napier.—[Advt.] John Murray, direct Boot Importer, sells tho best Boots that can be bought in New Zealand at the lowest, prices. No stale unsaleable stock received from other parts of New Zealand to bs sold for what they will fetch. All my boots are specially imported to my order, and for my Napier Trade. [Advt.] " Wheredid you buy your Sheep-shears?" "At Webber and Wilson's, because they are a little cheaper than the other houses, and, as they did not open till last December, I knew all their stock would be fresh, and never have been picked over. I find I can deal far better at Webber and Wjlgon's for my ironmongery, because, although their stock is not very large, they always seem to have a better assortment of saleable gbods than any other houses, and their prices are very low."— [Advt.} A dispute between an Auckland and Napier tradesman as to the present ruling prices for Groceries jn Auckland and K'apiec has been settled at last in favor of our local man, Joseph Mayo. This is certainly good news, as the public from now, for cash, will be able to buy their Groceries, &c, fully three shillings in the £ less than they have been in the habit of doing on the credit system. Everybody should come and in? spect my goods and it will be greatly to their advantage. I claim to be the Gheap st House in Town. Joseph Mayo, grocer, - Emerson-street, Napier.—[Advt.] The Novelty Depot and China Warehouse have removed to shop next to Carter's, Hastings-street. Large lot of new goods njw opening. Inspection invited.—[advt |. ; It is gratifying to know that, despite the dull times, business at the Premier Hairdressing Saloon is steadily increasing. This speaks well for the quality of the goods kept in stock. You can got there the best brands in Tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes ; also a large assortment of Pipes in Meerschaum, 1 Briar, Myall, Cherry, and Olive-wood'; Cigar and Cigarette Holders at all prices; Tobacco Pouches, Purses, Playing Cards, Musical Instruments, Razors and Strops, Pocket Knives, Brushes aud Combs, Perfumery, and every requisite for the Toilet. Razors Set, Pipes Repaired, and Hairwork of every description done at cheap rates. N.B.—The Hairdressing Room is still under the management of Mr Pirie ; private entrance to Ladies' Room. W. H. BacJJey, Hairdresser' and Tobacconist, Eiiie'rsonJ street, Napier ; opposite Blytne's.—[Advt.] At the change of the seasons a little alterative medicine is almost a necessity for everyone. Lister's Long Life Salt, for which Bowerman and Owen are the solo agents, combines all the essential properties of a spring medicine in an agreeable form. Price, 3s.—[Advt.] John McVay has a few Horse-covers in stock, which are offered at greatly Reduced Prices.—[advt.] • ' E'or sinking spejla, fits, dizziness, palpitation and low Spirits, rely on Hop'B,iitetfs. Genuine made by American Co. Notice.' '