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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5488, 29 March 1889, Page 3

AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS. We liavo the pleasure to advise you that OUR FIST SHIPMENTS FOR THE COMING SEASON HAVE NOW ARRIVED, I ' Which comprise all the I LATEST CONTINENTAL AND HOME re NOVELTIES R iw « Millinery Feathers Mantles Jackets tl Costumes Ulsters I Gloves Corsets Hosiery Drees Materials J Fancy Drapery Household Linens I , SOLICITING THE FaVOK OF A VISIT. j NEAL AND CLOSE, • UNIVERSAL DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS. _______ — I U •-•-■'. PKAOOOK'B UKLKBRATKI) I JAMS. THK PUREST MADK IN THK WORLD TMPOUNDED AT HASTINGS, on 27th J. March, from Maraekakaho Station, by Mr. Archibald McLean.—Six Crossbred Ewes, six Crossbred Wethers, one Merino Ewe, and three Merino Wethers. If not claimrd, and all expenses paid, •will bo aold on THURSDAY, April 4th, at noon. W. STOCK, Poundkceper. TURF COMMISSION AGENT, HASTINGS. iHAVE appointed James Young at, my Agent to negotiate all wagers and commissions on forthcoming events. Wμ. PROFITT. LOST— Black and Tan Sheep Dog, with white patch on breast; answers to the name of "Toes." The finder will be rewarded on returning same to G. P. Donnelly.