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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5388, 29 November 1888, Page 3

A BOON to everyone. The Cheap Tables -£X. at Magill and Campbell's. Grand opening day, TO-MORROW (Friday). Town residents should try and come on Friday if possible, and so avoid the terrible crush on Saturday. Special preparations this season. Nine cases of "new goods, picked up in London at tho end of the season, desperately cheap, oxpected to-day will bo placed on the Shilling: and HalfCrown Tables, at Magill and Campbell's. ALL SORTS OF FANCY GOODS, suitable for Gifts and Presents, useful, beautiful, and ornamental. One Large Table wholly devoted to tho display of these goods : while the value on the Drapery Tables must be seen to be appreciated. The variety and value this season beats anything we have ever seen here. Inspection cordially invited at Magill and Campbell's. TROEINSON'S THTs WEEK FROM MELBOURNE. — A Wonderful Bargain in Turkey Red Twills, offering at 4§d, 6|d, S|d, IOJd, and Is yard, splendid qualities, heavy and wide, and worth 50 per cent, more ; also new Swiss Embroideries at 3|d, 4d, 4Jd, sd, Gd up surprisingly cheap, see them in the window. A" T ROBINsOiFS DRArERTWARE-HOUSE.—72-inch Twill Sheetings, 9|d, 12id, and Is 4Jd ; 80-inch ditto, la 2Jd, Is s|d, and Is 84d; 90-inch ditto, la 9Jd and Is "Splendid Unbleached Sheetings, 9|d, 12£ d, Is 2K and Is Fringed Honeycomb Quilts, 4s 9d and 5s lid: Unbleached Tabling?, Is 2Jd and Is (Hd. Towels (Honeycomb), 3Jd and 4£d. ATS! HATS!! HATS!! 1 HATS !!!! Ex s.s. Doric Direct from tho Manufacturers. An immense variety of Mens', Youths', Boys' and littlo Boys' Straw, Chip, Peral, Dunstable, Panama; and other makes. Newest Shapes, price Gd to 17s fid. Inspection Solicited.—Rinoland and Thomas, Hatters, Hosiers, and Gentleman's Outfitters. RS. CHISSELL wants one or two respectable Nurse Girls, female Cooks, General Servants, Housemaids for Hotel, and knows of comfortable Lodgings for Single Gentlemen.—Poplar House, Emerson street. RS. PREBBLE requires, quick, Good Cooks for Town and, Country, General Servants, and Nurses; also a Good Nurse and Needle Woman. • jdjalShm r Merchants and Businoss /*3M**fflf en Hawke's Bay may OSSOtJESffIF rely on getting Account Books neatly ruled, well bound, and with good paper, at very Moderate Cost, by ordering of Jas. Purohon, Hastings Street (opposite American Coach Factory), Napier. Embossing, &c, done. ENT~MEETING.—Subject To-night: "Divisions of the Christian Dispensation, as Presented in the Seven Churches of Revelation." ANTED—A General Servant. Apply to Mrs W. A. Beecrof t, Hastings. WANTED— Improvers. Apply sharp Mrs Wilson, Blythe & Co. ANTED—Sharp, a first-class Skirt Hand. Apply Mrs Wilson, Blytho &Co.

WANTED TO HIRE OR PUR-CHASE-Ono 8 to 12 H.P. Portable Engine. State lowest terms. Box 51, Napier. \rf PRKBBLE has landed this week VV . 85 cases ISLAND AND SYDNEY ORANGES, and has a grand show of APPLES, Lemons, Mandarins, Loquots, Pines, and Bananas. Also, Smoked Schnapper, Mullet, KIPPERS, and Fresh Oysters. Maid. Apply YV Mrs. Coleman, Waititiro. ANTED—A General Servant. Apply to Mrs. Henry Lascelles, Burnfoot, Greenmeadows, ANTED TO PURCHASE-A small Cottage suitable for removal. Apply, stating price, to " M.G.," office of this paper. ANTED KNOWN — Shilling and Sixpenny Tables at tho Arcade, Hastings. Musical Instruments of every Variety at Low Prices. Come and See. Next door to Geo. Hastings, Hastings. ANTED KNOWN — That John Howse has taken the Albion Stables, and would be glad to see any of his old customers. Every accommodation at lowest rates. Horses let by the hcur, day, or job. WANTED KNOWN-W. L. well, Variety Dep6t, buys Ladies' and Gents' Cast-off Clothing and Secondhand Furniture. Parties waited upon at their own residences by Mrs Hanwell. W. L. Hanwell, Variety Depot, White Road. ANTED KNOWN—Tho New 'Xmas Cards aro ready; 15 New Artistic Designs to choose from. W. H. Neal, Artist in Photography, Tennyson Street, Napior. ANTED KNOWN—If you want a really good Suit of Clothes well made and a perfect tit try Davtes and Evans. ANTED KNOWN—That the Tohpaca, Ambulance, Shoulder, Beaconsfield. Gladstone, and Argosy Braces aro to be had very cheap at Burnet ana Co.'s, Emerson street. ANTED KNOWN—That we have grand ranges in Regatta and Oxford Shirts, in new colorings, collars attached or detached ; also the Solent Shirt, tho very latest novelty. These troods were specially selected.—Burnet and Co., Emerson street. XnTED kin OWN— That our large stock of Hats and Caps just opened are by the best makers, and at prices to suit the times. These goods aro in the leading styles and tho newest shapes.—Burnet and Co., Emetson street.

TCtJwVJ' Strainers, House Blocks, Firewood. W. Robinson, Makotuku. BOARD AND LODGING, 16s; Good Table and Cooking. Address, Telegraph Offioe. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. at Mrs. Motley's, Madeira steps. OARD AND RESIDENCE, ilso Furnished Rooms, Piano, Hot and. Cold Plunge Bath, at Merivale House, Priestlyroad, off Coote-road. OARD AND RESIDENCE at Mrs Villers's, Coote-road. R~" ~6I3MS~TO~'LET—With or Without Board. Off Shakespeare-road. Apply Jlrs Motley. rpO LET—Throe-roomed Cottage next X door to G. Gillies' Provision Store, White road. Apply G. Gillies. rr<o LET—A conveniently situated FiveX roomed House: tenant to take f urnituro at valuation. Address " Student," Daily Telkorafii. rpO LKT.—ThtTßapier Hotel, Hastings X street. Apply on the premises, or to G. H. Swan, Brewer. rpO LET AT HAVELOCK—A FourX roomed House and Outhouses, good Well, Garden well Planted with Fruit Trees, and J-Acre Land adjoining. Apply to A. Anderson, Havelock or Hastings. rpO LET—Five-roomed House in Hast * X iugs street. Apply R. G. Graham. npo LET—The Commodious Shop and I Premises, comer of Hastings Street and Dickens Street. Apply E. W. Knowles Daily Telegraph Office. rpO LET—Office; rent very low. Apply X Daily Tklkqrafh Office.

THE CHEAPEST HARDWARE HOUSE. SIDEY & BAIN, Have been appointed SOLE AGENTS, Wholesale and Retail, for ASTON'S BRILLIANT SELF-SHINING QTOVE AND GRATE POLISH. This is one of the greatest discoveries of tho ago. It has been the result of a largo amount of study on the part, of the Inventor to perfect a Polish which would work easily and. satisfactorily in a perfectly dry state, thereby obviating tho disagreeable task of mixing and preparing. A good Stovo and Grate Polish is an absoluto necessity in every family. It only then becomes a question of offering the best to make a salo. To prove that this Polish is the best ever offered is an easy task, a trial only being required, when the*result will be so strikingly beautiful that no further words will bo necessary. Tho following are some of tho advantages this Polish offers to all othors now in use :— 1. It requires no water mixing liko tho various cake or powder polishes. 2. It is Self-shininpr. and completely does away with tho hard labor in grate cleaning. 3. It produces in a few moments, a most brilliant and lasting Polish. 4. It is much Cheaper than anything glbs its kind, so little being required at a time. And lastly, it has no equal in the world. Directions for Use—Dip a well-damped woollen rag in some of the Polish and apply to the Grate or Stovo, then rub with a dry cloth, and a most beautiful Polish will appeal. USE ONCE AND YOU WILL USE NOTHING ELSE. In tin boxes 3d and 8d each.

SIDEY k BAIN, IRONMONGERS, Hastings street, Napier. HAWKE'S BAY DAIRY. MR E. W. DENT (lato manager for Mr T. J. Bowos) begs, to inform tho public that ho has coranionced business as Dairyman in the premises next Messrs Starkoy, Emerson-street. FIRST-CLASS BUTTER Received daily from tbe best Dairies in. Hawke's Bay. FRESH MILK Always to bo had. FARM PRODUCE AND GENERAL PROVISION* STORE. Eggs, Cheese, and Ham always on hand. Qut'.'iity guarantied. All goods delivorod to any part of Napier and customers waited on. A trial is solicited. Prices will bo found, very moderate.