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'ITHE GREAT EVENT OF THE I. SEASON.—MagiII & Campbell's Cheap Tables, anxiously looked forward to by thousands of our "customers, will be started to-day. The Shilling Table contiins somo wonderful bargains in Ladies' Large Holland Cooking Aprons, Fancy Aprons, Underclothing, Corsets, Pinafores, Toilets, Towelß, Laces, Silk Handkerchiefs, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, Mirror Brackets, Baskets, Albums, Photo Frames, Dolls, Toys, Fans, Vases, Perfumes, Purses, Baskets, and hundreds of useful and ornamental articles, at about one half the usual selling prices, on the Cheap Tables at Magill & Campbell's. THE Variety and Value on our HalfCrown Table this season is simply wonderful. Ladies must see the Cheap Tables at Magill & Campbell's, or they will miss a great treat. Silk Plush Cushions stamped for painting, Ladies' Underclothing, Skirts and Jackets, Children's Cashmere Dresses and Frocks, a splendid line in Corsets, Dress Pieces, Men's Under Flannels, Shirts, Drawers, Hats, Sun Bonnets, a few Oil Paintings, Ladies' Leather Bags, Corner Mirror Brackets, Writing Cabinets, Ink Stands, Chess Sets, Surprise Baskets, &c, &c. An early visit requested, as many of these lines sell out very quickly and cannot be replaced at donble the pries. See the Cheap Tables at Magill & Campbell's. GRAND Display of Millinery at Magill and Campbell's. The special attention which has been given to this department this season to secure increased trade, has been rewarded by the largo quantity of Trimmed Millinery we aro daily turning out, and Ladies will find it to their interest to havo a look through before placing their orders. A large assortment of Children's Sailor and Fancy Hats, also Ladies' Holiday and Garden Hats at Magill and Campbell's, Emerson street. EN GOODS in all Departments at Robinson's, Emerson street, Now Season's Prints , 3fd, 4sd. 6d, 7d, up to lOd ; Zephyrs, 3jd, 4Jd, 5Jd, up to 10id ; Bordered and Brocaded do, 10id, and Is; Check and Satin Stripe Muslins for Pmafores and Dresses, 4|.1, sgd, Gd, 7§d, Bd, 9d, up to Is. Very strong Qalatoas and Drills for Boys Wear at sjd, 9d, 10-} d, Is, aud Is 2d. at Robinson's Drapery Warehouse, Emerson street. WONDERFUL~VALUE finOxfordan"d Harvard Shirtings at Robinson's, Emerson street; see them ticketed at door 4id, s|d, 6d. 6id, 7£d, BJd, and 9d per yard ; Crash Roller Towellings. 3d, 4d, s£d, sfd, up to 7Jd ; Crewdson No. 2 Calicoes, 3s lid and 4s 6d a dozen; Long Lace Curtains. Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s 9d, 4s lid, 5s lid. 6s lid, up to 20s a pair, at Robinson's, Drapery Warehouse, Emerson street. X S.B. ARAWA—Direot from tCa Factorios of Welch, Margetson. and Co., London, Complete Ranges of tbe lateet Productions in Tennis Requisites, including Jackets, Trousers, Sashes, Spun Silk and other Shirts with Caps to match. Eingland and Thomas, Hatters, Hosiers, and Gentlemen's Outfitters. Men's Shearing Combinations, 2 shapes, at 5s Gd and 7s Cd.

EX RIMUTAKA FROM LONDON. Tf\ CASES OF DRAPERY, Comprising Ranges of Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Frilling.*, Umbrellas. Cheap Lots of Ladies' Aprons, in Muslin, both White and Fanoy Colors. Lot of Sunshades bought at a discount of 50 per cent., or exactly half-price. Full Assortment of Namsooks, Muslins, Calicoes, both unbleached and white; Towels, and other plain goods. Blaok French Merinos and Cashmeres. • IN THE SHOW ROOM Full ranges of Bats, Bonnets, Jackets Garibaldi's, Jerseys, Dust Cloaks, Dressing Gowns, etc., etc. Children's Galatea Hats from Bixd to 7s Infants' and Children's Sun Hats and Bonnets Is to 10s Od. Infants' Cashmere Dresses 4s lid and Cs lid, beautiful goods. Opened ranges of Clothing from the Kaiapoi Manufacturing Company, also Tweed and Serge Hats. Full Assortment of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Scarfs, Sox from Gd, etc. JAS P- THOMSON, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER. ■i ■■» ■iwii mmm*mmmW»mWmm*wimmmmim-*^^—^K——mmmm^^nimmmm*l WANTED— A strong Lad as Errand Boy. Apply to Napier Coach Factory. ARRIED COUPLE want Situation. Man practical Gardener in all its branches; Wife first-class Laundress or Cook. Address, " Gardener," Office of this paper. "OTANTED—A Pushing Man to Canvass TT Country ; Liberal Commission. A. L. Gillespie, Neil's Dispensary, Emerson Street. RS. PREBBLE has vacancies for a good Married Couple, House and Parlor Maids, and General Servants. Apply quick. AlfTED^Tenders,Up to~Noon of WEDNESDAY, December 3rd, (Labor only), for Erection of a Four-roomed Cottage at Jervoiston. For Plans and Specifications apply Jno. McVay, Hastings street. storoT smart junior accustomed to retail drapery. AiL" Box 08, Napier. WANTED — A Tailor, immediate. Anply C. F. Lys, Hastings. ANTKD (on the Hills)—A Sitting and Bedroom with Board. Apply by letter "X," offioe of this paper. TTTANTED—Three Gentlemen Boarders T V in quiet family on the hills. Apply Mrs H. C. L. Yates, Enfield road. Constant work. J. H. Dalton, Napier. WANTfciD —Middle-aged woman, good cook and laundress, in country; references; wages 16s (sixteen shillings) a week. Apply Teleqeaph Office. tTbTjTlders AND OTHERS. WANTED TO SELL-Forty Bundles Hoop Iron, slightly rusted. Can bo «oen at the Spit. Apply Union Company's Office, R. Puflett, Branch Manager. or four Gentlemen Boarders; use of Piano; terms moderato. Apply Mrs Snelling, Bower street.

LISTEN MAMMA—" Every Boy and Girl who got their hair cut at Pirie's Hairdressing Saloon, Emerson Street, will get a'Xmas curd." T~"HELARGE DINING ROOM at The Cafe is now open, and a substantial dinner may be had for tho year by ticket, 9s per dozen. Lunches as usual, Is. G. Glasaford. Wanted" known— That ail the Local Fruits of the season may be had at the Local Fruit Store. Gooseberries for preserving now ready. Also Cabbage, Cauliflower, andßroccoli Plants, Pot Plants, Eating Potatoes, &c, &o.—J. H. Goddabd, Emerson street, agent for John Goddaed, Havelock Nurseries. kS~STNCLAIR, monthly nurseThas removed to Mrs Algar'a Boarding Houso, Tonnyson street. ANTED KNOWN—WherfTlrTsldl your cast-off Clothing for highest price, cash. W. L. Hanwell, Variety Depot, Hastings-street, next to Faulknor'a Coach Factory. FOR SALE— 1 Force Pump and Pipe 1 Lawn Mower W. L. HANWELL^ ITTe ME MBER Tho ~ TWO"~YE AR A> SYSTEM £2 10s Deposit enables you to bocomo possessed of one of tho DRESDEN COMPANY'S First - class Instruments. ANMiTkN 0 Htdk & Co., Hairdressers and Tobacconists, will open a first-claws Hairdressing Saloon on MONDAY NEXT, tho 29th inst., hi tho shop lately occupied by Hoffman and Sous, oppos»*j the _!:.i0«..0 Hotol, Hastings street. WANTED KNOWN — That"" want something exceptionally choice in Tobacco, Cigars, or Cigarettes, call at D. W. Hydk & Co.'s, opposho Masonic. Hotel, Hastings street. YfiT ANTED—The Ladies iv NapioiTand V v District to know that all kinds of Hairwork, consisting of Wigs, Tails, ' Scalpetts, Fringes, &c, &c, aud aiso 1 Combings, can bo made up at D. W. Hirm- & Oo.'s, Hastings street. \TT ANTED KN OWN- If "you wa_t~a VV good Oyster Stew made with ; American Oyster Crackers go to PoLiriNGuonxK's, Emerson street. Oyster Patties, fresh overy day. * TIT PRttB~BLE receives this week~7s W . DOZEN PINES, 123 bunches Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, md Apples. Have also 3 tons CALIFO_i.NI AN NEW ONIONS and receives vcgular supplies of all local Vegetables, iruits, and CUCUMBERS. Cash buyer of good Table Poultry.

I)RIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE ON THE HILLS, Five Minutes' Walk from the Post Office. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS, PLUNGE AND SHOWER BATH. Tniuta MoiiKiiATK. MRS. FERNANDEZ, • Lincoln House, Lincoln Road. WO ART D"nTIT"B ES I- D E N 0 E, £> Marino Parade, tho Healthiest S'.tuatiou in Napier. Mus Pinuounk, having taken that largo and commodious Bearding Houso (lately occupied by Mrs Ti'.'.y, Marine Parade), will be glad to tveavt- c low Young Goidltnun as Boarders. .{.very comfort ami aeeoiiinii.ilaiiou. »o v .inß moderjttu. B" OAKO AND' "r'KSIDEN'CE—Two minutes' wal' -v f rom p po t Office, good sea view, Madc\ rtt steps, above Post Office, at Mrs. Mot\ oV ' H . NOTICE. ] CLARENDON CLUB HOTEL. DURING- alterations tho Bar i_ ru* movyd to tho public parlor.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6011, 29 November 1890, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6011, 29 November 1890, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6011, 29 November 1890, Page 3

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