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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5893, 26 July 1890, Page 3

EVERY resident in Napier and throughout Hawke's Bay should know it, J, and take advantage of the opportunity about to be offered them of purchasing new fashionable Drapery and Clothing of all kinds at astonishingly low prices. Country customers sending their orders accompanied B. by P. 0.0. or posted notes, will receive the very best value in the house. Magill and iO Campbell have decided to hold a great 0 clearance sale of Winter Drapery and 0 Clothing at greatly reduced prices. The 0 whole stock is being gone through and 0 marked down to such prices as must effect a 0 speedy clearance. Look out for Hand Bill 0 in to-iaorrow's paper giving fuller details 0 of the_ great reductions which have been 0 made in the prioes. Sale commences on 0 Wednesday 16th inst. Magill a>.d Campbell. 5 O.ENUINE Bargains in Ladies' Sealette . VX Jaokets, Dolmans, and Victorines at g Magill and Campbell's Clearing Sale. Ladies will not have another opportunity 3 * i 8 Season of getting New Fashionable Goods of this class at such Very Low Prices —16a 6d to 48s. Dresses and Millinery all i greatly Reduced. Trimmed Hatß from 2s J 6d each. Special Clearing Line in Girls' and Ladies' Jackets and Ulsters (not this ' Seasons Shapes) at 2s 6d each, former » gpces 12s and 15s each ; Children's Strong Stockings, 3 pairs for Is; Ladies' Fine j £? Handker oniefs, 2s 6d dozen, worth double the price. Everything Reduced at the Great Clearance Sale at Magill and 1 Campbell's. THE best value in Drapery and Clothing that we have ever seen in the colonies is now being offered at Magill and Campbell's Clearance Sale. Unbleached Calicoes 2s 3d doz, Bleached Calicoes at 2s 6d, 3s, Ss 9d, and 4s 6d doz, see them; Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings at BJd, Is, and Is 3d per yard, gieatly reduced; Towels from 2s, Turkish from 5s up;Beautiful Table Linens at 10|d, Is, and Is 3d yard. A few slightly soiled White Counterpanes clearing and very cheap. Men's Strong Cardigan Jackets from 2s lid, Men's Merino Sox sd, Lamb's Wool lOid, Is, Is 3d, 100 Boys' Tweed Knicker Suits from 4s 9d to 12s 6d, Men's Tweed Trousers from 4s lid, Youths' and Men's Suits, Hats, Shirts, &c, at very low prices during tbe cheap sale at Magill and Camk^l^. —Heavy White Blankets, 9s 6d, 10s .'J 12s 6d > 13s P d < 16s 6d, 15s Hd to 27s 6d a pair ; Colored Blankets, 7s lid, 10s, 13s 6d, 15s 6d, and 17s Gd;' Colored Rugs, 6s lid, Ss 6d, lis, 13s 6d, and 15s 6d at Robinson's Drapery Warehouse, Emerson Street. ADJ.ES' K2«TTED~SKIRTS~IS Winter Wear, only Is 6|d, 2s 3d, 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s 9d, 4s lid up to 7s 9d; Ladies' Cashmere Hose, 9d, Is, Is 2d Is 4d, Is 6d up to 3s; Ladies Cashmere Gloves 7sd, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d, Is 6d; Kid Tipped. Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 6d, and 2s 11; New Neck Ribbons in good variety. Wool Goods, Tui Boas, Collarette Trimmings, &0., at Robinson's, Emerson Street. IGH - CLASS" GOODS at RIGHT PRICES—We are showing Specialities in All Departments. See our Windows and Inspect our Stook. Ringland and Thomas, Gentlemen's Outfitters. WANTED— A tidy smart Girl to make herself generally useful in the house. Apply Mrs Hannah, Gladstone Road. WANTED — Situation by Married Couple. Mau as shepherd and wife as cook. Apply "L.T.," Office of this Paper. ANTED—A Female Cook. Ap__ty Mrs Jardine, Lincoln road. RS PREBBLE wants good female Cooks for Hotels, General Servants, and Housemaids, and a Waitress; and has a good station man Cook wanting a situation. ANTED TO LET-Two Furnished Rooms, suitable for a Married Couple, or two Gentlemen, with or without Board. Apply office of this paper. "YIXaNTED KNOWN—Last few day* TT of Clearing Sale. Only a small quantity of Art Needlework and Fancy Silks unsold. Great Bargains in Books, &c, 50 per cent, reduotion. R. C. ingWEST CLIVE. ~~ WANTED KNOWN-To Let about end of July, 5-Roomed Cottage, with or without 4 acres of land. Terms easy. Apply S. G. Thoenton, The Store, Clive. TXTANTED KNOWN-If yon want a TT good Oyster Stew made with American Oyster Crackers go to Polkinqhoene's, Emerson street. Oyster Patties fresh every day. ANTED KNOWN—The Representative of the N.Z. Bible, Tract, and Book Society has opened a Depot in Bryson's Buildings, Hastings Street, —dt_ a larg-o collection of Books, Cards, „0., usually sold by the Society. Ministers, Sunday School teachers, and others in quest of Good Literature are invited to call and inspect the stock. O ARRlVE—Stewart Island Oysters. Orders taken from one dozen and upwards, and delivered immediately after arrival of steamer. The Cafe, Hastings Street. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Goddard has the Best Collection of Fruit Trees, &c, in the Colony, and invites all intending planters to visit his Nurseries and inspect his samples of Apples( the only collection correctly named) to choose trees by. Catalogues Post Free. Time to commence planting not before the end of May. Orders booked by the following agents:—Napier, J. H. Goddard; Waipawa, Jull and Co.; Norsewood, O. Erickseu; or, John Goddard', Havelock Nurseries, Hawke's Bay. ANTED KNOWN—Large quantity of Unredeemed Pledges of every description on sale ; Second-hand Wearing Apparel and other goods purchaaecTor taken in exchange. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at their own residences. G. Benjamin, Pawnbroker, Emerson Street. ANTED KNOWN-Oash advanoed on all kinds of Jewellery, Wearing Apparel, Tools, and every description of miscellaneous property. G. Benjamin, Pawnbroker, Emerson Street. PREBBLE has landed 150 bunches . BANANAS, Lemons, Mandarins, Tahiti, Sydney, Seville, and Navel ORANGES; a prime lot of Cooking and Dessert Apples, 20 oases New Dates, 10 sacks Pea Nuts, and 10 New Cocoa Nuts; also, Smoked Schnapper, Warehou, Bluo Cod Fish, and fresh Oysters. Poultry always in Stock. Pickle bottles wanted. rpo LET—A 4-roomed Cottage, a few X minutes walk from Post Offioe. ApplyJ. Dinwiddie, Brewster street. rr\o LET—Large Orchard in full bearing A and Potato Paddock. H. H. Murdoch or Joshua Bennett, Hastings. LET—Commodious Store, Customs X Houso Street, Spit, at present occupied in part by Mr F. Anderson as a Billiard room. Possession September Ist next. E. W. Knowles. rTTo LET "IPRoomecT" Cottage in X Shakespeare Road, two minutes from Post Offico. Apply to J. R. Williams, at Messrs Wilson and Cotterill's, Solicitors. S~T_-ROOMED HOUSE to Let near Post Office. Apply M. Lascelles. rpo LET—Shop and Premises at oornor JL of Hastings Street and Dickens Street. Particulars at office of Daily Teleguapu. rpO LET—A tour-roomed Cottage, with JL every convenience and Garden. Atiply office of this paper. rpO LET—One Seven-roomed House, JL rent 12s, in Maiu street (Onepoto), with good Garden. Apply Mr 3. Dean, Storeekeeper, Onepoto. rpo LET—A new Eight-roomed House in JL Bower street. Apply to E. Chegwidden, at the house, o- in Whitw road. rpo LET—Three-stalled Stablo, with X Hay Loft, Coach-housa, and Yard. Apply offioe of Daily Telegraph. BOARD AND RESIDENCE at Mrs. Motley's, Madeira Steps, off Slukospeare Road. All arrangements made on premises. IV/|"RS W. AT RICHARDSON has ItX superior accommodation, with every home comfort, for Ladies -md Gentleman, at her residence, Airey Lodge, Petane. Boating, Tennis, Bathing a specialty, with smimming lessons if required. Tennis, Tea, Picnic, and Wedding Parties arranged. BOARD AND RESIDENCE—Hot and Cold Plunge Baths, Piano; also Furnished Rooms, ou Moderate Terms, at Mrs. Cowlrick's, Merivalo House, Priestly Road, off Coote Road. NAPIER-MURIMOTU ROAD, MOAWHANGO TO WAITANGI STREAM. CONTRACTS Nos. 84, So, AND SG. rpENDERS, comprising about Tcu Miles JL of Road Formation and Repairs, marked on the outside as above, and addressed to me, will be received at this Office up to 2.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, Ist August, 1890. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Post Office, Moawhango, and at the Office of tho Raugitikei County Council, Marton. Tho lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. "J. W. A. MARCHANT, Chief Surveyor. District Survey Offico, Wellington, llth Judo, IS9O. NOTICE. 4 LL Pen-sons having Claims iv the X3L Estate of thu late- llknky Willis are requested to forward same to the undersigned withiu Fourteen Dtys. JOHN CHICKEN, Executor. 25th July, 1890. NOTICE, TO ALL CONNECTED WITH THE TRADE, rjMIIAT from this dute, either Town or «. Country, all Venetian and Wire Blinds muilo by me will bear my name T. P. FULLER, Maker, Napier.