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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6266, 30 September 1891, Page 2

HAVE YOU SEEN HAVE YOU SEEN HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW ARRIVALS THE NEW ARRIVALS Of Lovely Spring nnd Summer Goods from Pari., London, Vienna. Frankfort, NewYork Philadelphia, and other chief centres! 1 If not, why not ? We are now opening up immense consignments of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &c. of the latest and most fashionable styles. Some of these goods roust be pronounced superb, surpassing as they do anything hitherto produced. The Ladies' Department is replete with most recherche creations in Glace Kid, Glove Kid, Morocco, Levant, Bronze, i?atin, Siraw, Marseilles, Prunella. Patent Leather and other materials, in Button, Elastic, Lace, Clasp, Strap, and other styles, while the Infants' and Children's Display must evoke the most hearty admiration. In Girls' and Maids' Goods we have opened up some really fascinatit.jr lineß, the description of which would alone fill up an entire page, while the Boys', Youths', and Gents' Departments will be found to comprise many makes, materials, and styles seen now for the first time in New Zealand. LADIES' DEPARTMENT.—GIaze Kid Oxford Shoes, patent front, hand sewn, handsome finish, medium or square tco (Bostock's) 14/6 to 22/6. Glaze Kid Oxfords, with or without patent fronts (Turner's) 8/6 to 15/6. Tan Shoes, aesortei shades, 7/6 to 14/6. Glace Kid Hand-made Shoes, clasps, lace, or button (Otto Herz) 14/6 to 18/6. Austrian Glace Kid Walking Shoes 7/6 to 12/6. Pollok'B Butt Shoes 8/6. Kid Walking Shoes, pointed, medium, or square toes, 3/11 and 5/6. The Gladys Kid Lace Shoe 12/6. Austrian Glace Kid Button Shoes, blue cloth tops, 8/6 to 14/6. Evening Shoes, straps and buckles, 3/6. Evening Shoes, black beads and bows, 4/6 and 5/6. Maltese 6/6 to 10/6. Calf and Glaze Kid Lace Boots, kid bows, 10/6 to 14/6 Cordovan Balmorals (summer walking) 8/6 to 12/6. Glaze Kid Butt and Lace Boots, assorted patterns, 9/6 to 15/6. Calf Kid Button Boots (special lot of 1250 pairs) one-third usual price. In the GIRLS' and MAIDS' TEPARTMEN! S the novelties are so numerous that they must be seen. Fancy the finest Kid and Morocco Lace-up and E.S. Boots, extra high leg, 3/6 to 7/6. Calf, Kid, and Morocco WalkiDg Shoes 4/6 to 8/6. Infants Strap Shoes, Lace-up and E.S. Boots from 1/- upwards. , Men's Summer Walking Shoes, sewn and peg"cd, 6/6 to 14/6. Men's Walking Boots, Lace, Button, and E.S , pegged and sewn, 10/6 to 30/-. Men's Tan Shoes and Boots 12/6 to 16/6. Wallaby Running fihoec, hand-made, 6-spiko, 12/6 (worth 20/-). Cricket 4/6 to 7/6. Tennis 3/6 to 10/6. Gymnasium 3/6 to 5/6. Everlasting Bluchers 5/6 to 8/6. Superior Watertights 9/6 to 12/6. Shooters 10/6 to 12/6. Strong Balmorals 7/6 to 10/6. Youths' Strong Nailed Lace-ups 6/11, Boys' 5/6. Women's Dairy Boots 6/6. Marketing Boots 8/6. Garden Shoes 2/11 to 4/0. House Blippers 1/- to 2/11. Miscellaneous Goods at extra low rates. R. HANNAH & CO., The G.8.P., Hastings Stbeet, Napieb.

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TEA The FIVE O'CLOCK Brand is a RBFBBBHINO AND PIBASANT DeD - - mo TEA. The superior quality of the infusion is bound to gain the praiße of all who can appreciate a Fine Tea. HOW TO BREW. Let the water c fresh drawn, and immediately boils pour it on the Tea, and let it, stand about eight minutes. Put one teaspoonful of Tea in the Pot for each large Teacup that holds, an add one for the Pot. THIS TEA IS PERFECT. It does not contain a rain o com mon Tea. It will give every satisfaction. It is Perfection! The FIVE O'CLOCK TEA contains Teas of Rare Quality. All Teas used in this Mixture are Eirst Crop and pure. The FIVE O'CLOCK TEA is the Most Refreshing Bran in th Market. Sold by the principal grocers AT 2/4 PER LB. TEA * o-qv q AGENTSDAVIDSON, IRVINE & CO.

THE NOTED DEFRD3S "PATENT SAFETY LAMPS." "piAVIDSON, IRVINE, AND CO. Have received from the South a consignment of the above Unequalled Lamps, consisting of TABLE LAMPS, HANGING LAMPS, BRACKET LAMPS, AMD HAND LAMPS. As our instructions are TO SELL, purchasers of Lamps would do well to call and inpect, also to compare with usual pricass. Telephone No. 83. [Established 1867.]

MR. H. C WILSON, SURGEON-DENTIST, TENNYSON STREET, NAPIER. MR WILSON MAKES PERIODICAL VlalTS TO WAIPAWA. Hospital and Gratis Patients attended every morning from 9.30 until 10 a m. 11. DAYIES, DENTAL SURGEON, Kbonbobg Buildings, Stbiiet, Napibb, (opposite the stab hotel.) MR DAVIES makes periodical visits to Waipawa, of wLich due notice given. MRS 0 A B ( Subgbon Dentist, j Tbnnyson-stekbt, Napkb.

ME iLEASK, SURGEON DENTIST (From Edinburgh), Edina House, Near Theatre Royal, Tennyson Street, Napier. MR LEASK will be at the Empire Hotel, Waipawa, on tho 28th and 2'Jth September. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. [Established 1859.] Capital £1,000,000 Paid-up and Reserve Funds ~ £450,000 With uulimitedl»ability of Shareholders. FlßE—lnsurances against loss by fire are effected by this Company upon every description of property on the mosj iavorable terms MARINE — Merchandise, Freight, and Hulls insured to and from all parts of tit world, G. N. PIERCE, Manager for Hawke's Bay. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. [Ebtablibhkd 1836.] Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Paid-up Capita land Accumulated Reserve Funds (1879), £6,812,996. INSURANCES against Fire effeoted at X tha lowest rutcs. llrst-tlags risks treated very liberally. F W. WILLIAMS * FETTLE, Agents,