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SYDNEY! NEW SOUTH WALFS !! HOW ' WHEN! WHERE! THUNBKKING AND TRULY TERRIFIC BARGAINS FOR THE CLOSING DAYS OF K. HANNAH & GO'S GRAND GIGANTIC SALE, SALE, OF A SYDNEY WAREHOUSEMAN'S ENTIRE STOCK. WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THE UNDERMKNTIONKD TO BE I>f STOCK AFTER TfJIS WEEK !! ! Any ciiumonition of this Rare Stock would be impossible in the time and space at our disposal. Hero are a few lines taken at random LADIES' Kid Elastic-side Boots 3/6, there will be a rush here Evening Shoes fiotti 2/6, will make your teeth wiiter House Boots 2/11, your eyes .sparkle Slippers, all sizes, from 1/-, your hair stand on o;itl Glaze Kid Boots, buttons, 5/6, the usual I 10/6 bout Lace Boots from 5/13. eiin't be bent at any price Glove Kid Boots, buttons, 7/0, the best boot at the lowest cost. GIRLS' Sydney Lace-ups, copper toe, from 1/6, take them while they last Strap Shoes, lovely atid various, from 2/11, cheap at over double Morocco Lace-up Boots, 7 to 13, 3/11, for the first and last time Walking Shoes, in card-board boxes, 3/11, as good as free gifts Strong Leather Lace-ups, 7 to 13, 3/6 and 4/6, marvellous MEN'S Sydney Goloched Balmorals S/6, usual price 16/6 Sydney Walking Shoes 6/6, simply perfection Sydney Goloshed Elastic-sides 7/6, you would hardly believe it Slippers, New South Welsher, 1/6, to pay for the wrapping tip Nailed Shooters, N.S.W. Bushranger, 8/6, sold at £1 in the, country Best English Walking Shoes 7/6, wholesale mark 11/3 J Best English Elastic-side Boots 9/6, you I know what you puy for these Haute NouveauteEvpning Pumps, with lovely bows, take 'em, 6/G Heavy Watertight 8/6, Light Shooters 9/6, Leather Leggings 5/11 ; these three lines ar& like good wine, need no bush. BOyS' AND YOUTHS' Sydney made Strong School Boots, 1 to 5, 5/11, judge for yourself Sydney made Strong School Boots, 10 to 13, 4/11, and let us know Lace-up Sunday Boots, 1 to 5, 7/6, the best and worth double Lace-up Sunday Boots, 10 tn 13, 5/6, seeing you will beli&ve Sydney Shooters, 1 to 5, 7/6, going, going, so come, come Sydney Shooters, 10 to 13, 6/11, and make no delay Boys' Copper Toe Boots from 1/6, to make a stir. There are over 400 other varieties to bo offsred at just such figures. Need we say more than that. It is self-evident it will amply repay heads of families to come into this GREAT SALE from the most remote part of tho Province. R. HANNAH & GO., THE G.8.P., HASTINGS STREET (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), Napier. E. T. WOODCOCK Is prepared to execute- orders for PAINTING, PAP l: RHAN G1 N G GLAZING, AND GENERAL HO USfc - DKCO RATIN G At Low Prices mid in First-claesStylo. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Direct Importer of Oils and Colors, Turps, v Methylated Spirits, VARNf3H.ES, French Poli-li, Stamo, Paint Brushes, Painter? , Tunis, Gold uml Silver Lcuf, all colors in Bronzes ; .icritu, Calico, Tacks. PAPKRHANGINGS, Gilt and Or!iii:ii!'i!l;.i I'ictur* , Frame MOULDINGS, Cardboard, Cut and Stamped Mounts, Picture Cord and Rings ; Plain Sheet, C'jlored, and Ornamental GLASS, Rolled and Diamond Plato, Ground, Opal, and other kinds of Fancy Glass; British Plate, Silvered Plate, and Silvered Sheet, and every article connected with the trade. Being under very small expense and buying all goods first hand, I can cell or execute work at very low prices. Pictures Mounted or Framed en tl\o Premises n speciality. Addbess : DALTON STREET. NAPIER. USE ONLY KIRKPATIIICK'S SPECIAL QUALITY "X" BRAND "VjTEW SEASON'S FRESH FRUIT JAMS. " All the many persons who have tested the 'X' JAMS aro loud iv their praiee, and we must unreservedly congratulate Messes Kibepatiucs. & Co. upon turning out a genuine Fruit Jam fit grace the Üblos and please tho palates of die moßt luxurious and fastidious."—ELtptos's Bα? Hjeeaxi., July 18th S. KIRKPATRIOK AND CO., MANUFACTURERS, Neibok. BEST VALUE IN NAPIEK. . Extra Strong fin Kettles, with rivettec iron handles, b , pints 2a tid, 4 pints 3s, 6 pints os'0(1 Extra Strong Tin Kettle?, copper bottom 3s, 3s od, -in (id > Japanese Coal Vuses, 3s 6d ; Coal Tongs Is ; Shovels, (id ; Fenders from 4s (id Large Kerosene Stoves, buiuble for heatinj room or cooking, Jis b'd Reading Lamps, bron/ed stand and shades ' 4s tid ; Hand Lamps, Iμ Ash Pan for Register Grates, 4s (id ; Fold' ing Wire Gridiron*, Is Charcoal Irons with grating, 3s 'Jd ; Largi Tea Trays, 2s tid ; Waiters, Is BRUSHWARE of every description direc from tho manufacturers, and selling a' wholesale prices. Saucepans, Kettles, Bellows, Buckets Tubs, Billies, &c, &c, cheapest in town. SPECIAL VALUE iv Boys' and Girls Leather School Bags, Is, Is 6d, 2s : 2s 6d, and ;Ss. Just to hund—Another lot of Amorican Chair Seats for re-seating old chairs j Anyone can put them on. Jroin Is. For Dolls, Balls, Box Toys, Barrows. Carts, &c, &c, you cannot do better thau I give us a look up. It's impossible to yiv( an idea of the lines wo keep, but you art . respectfully uoked to cull and bee for yourselves. NOVEi/fl" DEPOT, HASTINGS STREET. i THE NOTED DEFRIES -"PATENT SAFETY LAMPS." j IRVINE, AND CO, Hare received from the South a consignmeut of the above Uiieiiuulltcl Lamps, consisting of 0 TABLE LAMPS, HANGING LAMPS, BRACKET LAMPS, and c HAND LAMPS. Aβ our instructions are TO BELL, pur,B chasers of Lumps would do well to call anc ' inepect, also to compare with usual pricts.J

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5885, 17 July 1890, Page 2

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