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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5651, 9 October 1889, Page 4

ASK FOB ■- EMPIRE COMPANY'S It is in every way the purest and beet baking powder offered to the public. Hakes unrivalled Scones ana Paetry. Sold in Tins at 6d, Is, Is 6d, and 2a each. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO.; * Proprietors. " "^^^eIoO?:. "' ■■ THE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY 00. (LIMITED). Tweeds, Suitings, Serges Ladies' Costume Cloths, Grioketinge Homespuns, Plaidings, Blankets Flannels, Bugs, Plaids, Shawls ■ Yarnsi Men's and Youtha , Hosiery Ladies' and Children's Hose, and Woollen Underclothing.' -<■,-.• There has been no exhibit in the Mcl, V bourne Exhibition which has attraoted more J attention than that of the MOSGIEL J. WOOLLEN GOODS. Visitors from all the old countries,' as well as from the various, colonies, are unamimous in their praises of the excellent class of-Woollens made at Mosgie), and shown in the Mel-> bourne Exhibition. : / The New Zealand Public are asked to recognise the benefit to them of being able to purchase GENUINE WOOL GOODS of Mosgiel manufacture without high tariff duties, whereas iw Victoria a tariff ofib per tent, does not bar the recognition ofthe superior - merits of Mosgiel Woollens, while in Sydney they meet European goods on equal Free Trade terms and prices. . Iggf Buyers should see they obtain the genuine Mosgiel articles, and not •be content with these termed " Colonial," which may not give the same satisfaction. WHOLESALE TRADE SUPPLIED AT THE COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE. < HIGH BTKEET, DUNEDIN. J J. H. MORRISON, Manager. H.NESBITT, FAMILY GROCER, PROVISION AND BOOT WAREHOUSE, lias on Hand a Large Stock of Seasonable Goods at the LOWEST CASH PRICES* Choice Tobaccos, all kinds; Juno, 9d stack, 5s 2d lb; Nailrod, 4d stick, 5s 2d lb; Twist, 3d stick, Sβ 2d lb; Ruby, Iβ 4d stick. 6s 6d lb; Choice Cut Tobaccos; Good Sperms, 6d lb; Price's London' Sperms, 9d ; lb; Parafin Candles, Sd to lOd lb; Currants !€d lb; Raisine, 7Jd to 8d lb; Van Houten'e * v ' Cocoa, Is, Is lid, 3s 9d tin; Ery'e Cocoa 5d to 9d tin; Best Flour, 251b 3s «d; 50 lb, 7s 3d; 100 lb, 13s 6d; Good Useful Teas, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2e,. 2s 6d lb; Boxes, 14s, 16m, 18s ; Useful Sauoe, 6d to Is; Jams, 4£d, sd, 6d tin; Lollies, 6d lb, or 6 lb for 2s 6d; Keroaine, 7s 6d, Sβ 6d, 9s. ■...,..' Families Waited on tot Orders, Goods Bβ - livered came Day. H.NESBITT, GENERAL GROCERY, BOOT WAREHOUSE, HASTINGS STREET, NAPIEB. SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! J. EERGTJSON HAS just received and is selling Vegetable Beede for this Season at prices that will meet the times, for Cash,- and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Chi lice Varieties of Seed Potatoes. PE.id.—At per Pint as follows:—Little Gem !?<i, American Wonder 9d, McLean's Advancer 3d, Early Sunrise 9d, Wordaley Wonder Is, Pride of the Market Iβ, Strata- "" gem Is, Yorkshire Hero 6d, Veeobe's- Perfection 6d, Beet of All 6d, Doctor M'Lean 6d, Bijou Is, Fillbasket 9d. VEGETABLE SEEDS At 3d per Packet, including the following :—B«et. Cabbage, Savoy, Carrot, Cress, Celery, Cucumber, Endive, Leek, Lettuce, Parsley, Parsnip, Radish, Rhubarb, Turnip. Spinach, and Mustard. At 6d per Packet as follows:—Beans, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Melons, Peas, Pumpkin, Tomato, Vegetable, Marrow. Flower Seeds, 12 Packets for 2s. .-..-'.' Trees, Plants, Roots, and Flowers at the Cheapest Prices in the Trade. A. Freeh Supply of FARM SEEDS on hand. S '.B.—Agent for R. C. Stubst, Nurseryman, West Clive. J. FERGUSON, SEEDSMAN, HASTINGS STREET. JUST RECEIVED AT THE NAPIER BAZAAE Ekeeson S'Xkbet, THE LATEST AND BEST T< mnis Bats, Tennis Balls, Tennia Nets, Cricket Bats, / Criokefc Balls, Ckiokkt Requisites of all kinds. . New Toys, Colonial and Englien, Now Faucy Goods, New Rocking Horses, ; AIL at the Lowest Frioes. CALL AND SEE THEM AT W. L. WHITE'S, I NAPIER BAZAAR. J \ , Baskets of livery Description. Ickcr Furniture ami Perambulator Maker, Wholesale and Retail. Established 17 years. / By Appointnu "^ to His Excellency the k^vernor. J. ll^ng (Sue cessor to D. B. Wa t an< * Heron), 3MKER. AND CONJb. ,EOITO NERi EUBBSON STSKh.^' "Weddings, Pknics, and Tea'- Ke6iinge catered for. Wadding, aud Birtliday Cakes made to order. Biaouit Machinery always at work. HOT LUNCHEON FROM 12 Ttt& & a DAILY; * PRIVATE REFRESHMENT. ROOlfe* FOR LADIES. HOT PlEgi, TEA, COFFEE, AND COCaa. ALWAYS READY. S^^iS^e?-^ tdOOrto W/SYMOOTST~ coach a:«d wheel factory -HASTINGS. *™ xvax " Repairs and Pwmting Executed with Deepatch at Reasonable Charges. WHEELS RE- TIRED. Genera,! Smith, Engimer and Turner. \ Trapß exohanged or ta.cen in part pevment for ne* onos. ' W. SYMONDS, HASTINGS