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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5258, 29 June 1888, Page 2

For Drapery of Sterling Value VISIT THE CORNER. For Millinery of Sterling Value " VISIT NEAIi k CLOSE'S, j For Mantles of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S, "j For Ulsters of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Dress Materials of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Costumes of Sterling Value * VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Underclothing of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Dressmaking- at Moderate Prices VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Blankets of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. 1 For Flannels of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Down Quilts of Sterling Value 1 VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Carpets of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Linoleums of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. For Boots and Shoes of Sterling Value VISIT NEAL & CLOSE'S. BLYTHE'S DRAPERY IMPORTING COMPANY. TO THE LADIES OF HAWKE'S BAY. MADAME,—We beg to intimate that we intend making a SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF MILLINERY FOR ONE WEEK, Commencing on SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 2, And Respectfully Requost a Visit to our SHOW-ROOM. Yours Faithfully, BLYTHE & CO. Napier, May 28, 1888. AS AN INDUCEMENT TO PURCHASE FOR pASH, RUDDOCKIERYER Have decided, until further notice, to allow a DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. To Cash Purchasers of tho following Goods:— ELECTRO-PLATED WARE—An extensive stock of now goods imported direct from the manufacturers; quality and value not to be surpassed in the colony. CUTLERY by very best makers, quality guaranteed. LAMPS and Larupwaro, including a shipment just opened of all the very latest patterns. Nothing better iv N.Z. COOKING RANGES-The largest and best stock in town, as usual; an inspection will convince CARPENTERS' TOOLS—The stock in this department is quite up to the usual standard. BEDSTEADS (Double aud Single) and Children's Cots at all prices, direct from the manufacturers. GAS FITTINGS—2, 3, 4, and 5-light Chandeliers and Brackets in speciallyselected designs. FILTERS with loose charcoal blocks. Tho cleanest and bast Filterß-uted. RUDDOCK"! eryer WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, Napiee. TENNIS PLAYERS are respectfully invited to inspect tho ahipmeut of Tennis Goods just opened. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. NEW ZEALAND DIRECTORS (With power to issue policies and pay claims) Sib Feedebick Wititakee, K.C.M.G., M.L.C. Hon. Walteb W. Johnson, M.L.C. f Dr.. Looan Campbel. Heney D. Bell, Esq. Assets over .. .. .. £17,294,000 Cash Surplus over Liabilities.. 4,500,000 Income.. .. .. .. 5,000,000 Paid Policy-holders .. .. 20,000,000 New Assurances for 1887 .. 28,750,000 INSURANCES LNFORCE EXCEED £100 000,000. BAKER & TABUTEAU, Agents for Eawke's Bay. MR. LEASK, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL : DENTIST (From the Royal Collego of Surgeons, Edinburgh, and Dunedin), Has commenced practice in Percy House," corner of Tennyson aud Dalton streets. : MR LEASK is acknowledged by many of • the medical profession to-be ono of the , best Operators in the dental profession. i MR LEASK has used the new local Anmsthetio with great success. It leaves , no after bad effects, and allows the Dentist to remove the bad teeth without pain. , Artificial Teeth made in gold, silver, , celluloid, vulcantite, &c, Tomj orary Sets made in a fow days after tho natural teeth are extracted, so that the natieut is not without teeth while the gums aro altering. Old Sets remounted at sir all cost. 1 Pees strictly moderate. ,—_—. .— < NOTICE < ( T HAVE sold to Mr H. C. Wilson, Sur- \ A geon Dentist, the sole right for Napier of ray patent " Tho Triumph Base," whereby Celluloid Plates can bo mado thinner than p?per and as strong and flexible as steel. - Anyone infringing said patent will be at ouce prosecuted by me. A. W. CHATFIELD, Surgeon Dentist, Auckland. -jyr R H. C. WILSON, SURGEON-DENTIST, Tennyson-stebet Napieb Largo Show Caso of ARTIFICIAL DENTISTRY may now be seen iv tho window of Mr S* Carnell's Photographic Studio. Mb Wilson raakos periodical visits to Waipawa, due notice of which will be given. MRS O A R O Suboeon Dentist, Tennyson-btbekt, Napieb. 1 j ' . I HORSE COVERS. HORSE COVERS. rjT HAVE a full range of sizes, in sevoral J_ qualities, from pony to large draug-ht, »j and guarantee them to bo very much bettor value than any other covers made in the j district, and they are noted for good fit and durabloness. Prices are as follows;— lls -c Gd, 14s Gd, 19s, 19s Od, and 235. f JOHNMTAY, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER, AND WAIPUKURAU. T NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE * COMPANr. [Established 1859.] Capital .. .. ... .. £1,000,000 Paid-up and Reserve Funds .. £425,0000 . With uulimited liability of Shareholders. FlßE—lnsurances against loss by fire aro a effected by this Company upon every description of prcmorty on the most favorable terms. MARINE — Merchandise, Freight, and B Hulls insured to and from all parts of the world. -p T. J. RRASSEY, l Manusrer for Hawke's Bay. q T rVERPOOL AND LONDON AND , JL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. [Established 1836.] . Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Paid-up Capita land Accumulated Reserve . Funds (1879), £6,812,995. , INSURANCES against Fire effected at } .1 th« 'lowest rites. First-class risks treated very Bwvulty. P. W. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Agonts.