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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5201, 23 April 1888, Page 4

JUST LANDED, ! Ex "Aorangi," direct from the Manufacturers, a large shipment of SINGLE AND MUZZLE AND BREECH-LOADING . gtjns, SPORTING RIFLES, CARBINES, AND REVOLVERS, from 12 to 20 bore, Best Value ever offered in : Napier. RUDDOCK AND FRYER, Napier. The trade liberally dealt with. All lands of repairs promptly executed by thoroughly competent Gunsmith on the premises. MASONIC HOTEL, NAPIER. R. SMITH, late of Maungatoro, has entered into possession of this well-known Hotel, which has recently been enlarged and re-furnished until it wil bear comparison with tho best hotels in New Zealand. Special attention has been paid to the provision of accommodation for families, and a separate private entrance has besn provided. Cemmercial men will find well-lighted Sample-rooms, and the best Commercialroom in New Zealand, well supplied with Homo and Colonial papers and books. Any communications addressed to the Proprietor strictly attended to. R . SMITH-

WAX FLOWERS AND FANCY WORK. MISS. L. RENOUF, late pupil of Mrs Black's, and holder of First-class Certificate for Wax and Paper Flowers, also Fancy Work, is prepared to tako Pupils'for the above. Address: Dickens-street. HORTON & SONS (LATE TAPE), TAILORS AND HABITMAKERS, DESIRE to thank their patrons for their liberal .support since they have taken over Mb Paph's business, and hope by their LOW PRICES, combined with strict attention, to retain their favors, and bey to announce to the Public generally that they have added a Shipment of ENGLISH WINTER GOODS, And are constantly receiving consignments of COLONIAL TWEEDS to their Largo and Carefully Selected Stock. Angola's Fashionable Tweeds, Bannockburn's Light and Heavy Overcoats, &c. Having , had long experience in West End of London, Brighton, and other large towns of England, and the colonies, Can Guaeantee A Fikst-class Fit. BEST WORKMANSHIP. EMERSON-STREET, NAPIER.