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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6413, 25 March 1892, Page 2

Wlint's a' the steer, Kimmer, What's a' the steer ? The new good, are landed Already they iw here. The styl-'s are highly fusliiouawe, ''.'lie quality i* rare. While for till-ronuu cheapness Noue others can compare. OWING to our increasingly large turn over, and the exceptionally favorabl terraa upon which these splendid goods hay been secured by our London and Continents Buyers, we are enabled to quote at Grea Reductions from former rates. A carefs perusal of the following few items taken a random will sufficiently prove this: — LADIIfS' Snow and Bennett's Glaze Kid Button am Lnce ShoeH, 5s tid (usual value) for 4s G< Snow and Bennett's Oxford and Dcrb; Glaze Kid bhoes, 6s lid for 5s Gd Bostock and Co.'s Glaze Kid Butt and Lac Shoes, 9s for 7s Od Turner Bros , liydo and Co.'s Glaze Xi( Butt and Lace Shoes, 10s for 8s Gd Turner Bros., Hyde and Co.'s Glaze Kic Butt and Lace Shoes, lis for Ob 6d Platow's Glaze Kid Butt and Laco Shoes 8s for Gs Gd Platow's Glnze Kid Butt and Lace Bhoes, 9n Gd for 7s Gd Snow and Bennett's Oxford (Silk Luce anc Satin Bow) Alices, 13s Gd for lis Gd Snow and Bennett's Oxford Button Shoes, MtiGd for 12a Gd Bostock and Co.'s Derby (Silk Lace, hand sewn) Bhoes, 17s for 14s Gd Bostock and Co.'s Glaze back, patent vamp Shoes, 10s for 8s Gd D. H. Pollock's Austrian neat-fitting Shoee 9s Gd for 7s 6d GENTS' Cave and Sons' sewn importation) Walking bhoes, 7s Gel for 6s Gd Cavo and Sous' sewn (special importation) Cloth Top Walking Shoes, 9s lid for 8s Gd R. Hannah and Co.'s Calf Oxford Uurable and Comfortable Shoes, 9s 1 Id for 8s Gd R. Hannah and Co.'s Calf Kid Durable and Comfortable Shoes, 14s Gd for 12s Gd Cove and West's Calf Oxford (specially high-class) Shoes, 17s 6d for 14s Gd Payne and Hill's Calf Oxford eawy-ntting Shoes, 14s Gd for 12s Gd S. Wolf's Calf Kid (first importation) Shoes, 14s 6d for 12s Gd Cove and West's Patent Oxford (Evening Dinner) Shoes, 14s Gd for 12s 6d Flatan's well-known Highly-finished Court Shoes, 9s Cd for 7s Gd Bostock and Co.'s Very Superior and Elegant Court Shoes, 12s Gd for 10s 6d Lilly Skinner's Very Superior and Elegant Court Shoes, lis Gd for 9s Gd YOUTHS' Strong Nailed Lace-ups, 1 to 3, 7s lid for Gs Gd Superior Sunday Boots, 1 to 3, 8s lid for 7s Gd Improved Canvas Shoes, 1 to 3, 5s 6d for 4s lid Best Calf Walking Shoes, 1 to 3, 8a lid for 7s 6d GIRLS' Kid Oxford Shoes, 7 to 9, for 3s lid Best Button Shoes, 7 to 9, for 5s 6d EJastic-side Boots, 7 to 9, for 4s lid Best School Boots, 7 to 9, for 3s lid Lace-up Sunday Boots, 7 to 9, for 4s Gd Improved Tennis Shoes, 7 to 9, for 2s Gd Improved Tan Shoes, 7 to 9. for 4s Gd Improved Canvas Shoes, 7 to 9, for 3s Cd Sizes 16 to 13 in all above Gd to 9d extra. MAIDS' Strong Lace-up Boots, 1 and 2, for hi lid High-leg Sunday Boots, 1 and 2, for 6s 9d Morocco Lace-up Boots, 1 and 2, for 7s Gd Superior Walking Shoes, 1 and 2, for 4s 6d Superior Tennis Bhoes, 1 and 2, for 3s 6d Superior Tan Shoes 1 and 2, for 4s Gd X HANNAH & CO, HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER, BRANCH AT HASTINGS. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1> % TEA TLo FIVE O'CLOCK Brand ie a Rbfeisshiko ahd Plhabaht Dbinknro TEA. The superior quality of the inf-aeioa is bound to gain tho praise of all who can ai>preciate Fiv.o Tea. j HOW TO BREW. Lot the water be fresh drawn, and immediately it boils pour it on the Tea, and let it stand about oight minutes. Put one taaapoonful of Tea in the Pot for eiwh large Teacup that holds, an add ono for tho Pot. THIS TEA IS PERFECT. It does not contain a grain of common Tea. It will give ovory satisfaction. It is Perfection i The FIVE O'CLOCK TEA contains Teas of Rare Quality. All Teas used in this Mixture are First Crop and pure. The FIVE O'CLOCK TEA is the Most Refreshing Bran in th [ Market. SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL GROCERS AT /&l4z PER LB. TEA f p \ ft AGENTS— DAVID S 0 N, IRVINE k CO. TEE NOTED DEFRIE3 "PATENT SAFETY LAMPS." T\AVIDSON, IRVINE, AND CO. Have received from the South a consignment of the abovo Unequalled Lamps, consisting of TABLE LAMPS, HANGING LAMPS, j BRACKET LAMPS, Ann HAND LAMI'S. As our instructions are TO SELL, purj chasers of Lamps would do well to call and iupect, alao to compare with usual pricess. Telephone No. 83. [Ebtahmeesd 1867.] MR. iL C WILSON, SURGEON-DENTIST, TENNYSON H'X'REET, NAPIER, j MR WILSON makes Periodical visits to Waipawa, duo notice of which will be given. Hospital and Gratis Patients attonded ovory morning from 9.30 until 10 a m. 11. DAVIES^ D E iNTAL SURGEON, ' KnoHBOK-a Bramwoa, Eusbsok Stbjs>- t ' Nambb, a ' (osrogrra mib cvua wmii..) Mil DAVIE3 ma'aea. pericdar a _ vig j tß to .Yaipuwa, due notice of whicfc' hQ giyon _ MR LEaSK. QUKGEON ANi, MECHANICAL kJ DEN' A 'IST (From i at9 of u UIie auO. EDINA HOUSE. TENNYSON STREET. Painless extractions under nitrous oxide gas. Xecal Ai)ie/sthetics used for Ordinary Extractions. ? IR LEASE HAS RETURNED FROM W AIPAWA. \L\ X tt O ABO MKo CAliO, JDouti-t, will Vo at U'j j ' >Jmpiro Hotel, VVuipav.a, »i> WEDNiJ!-;-iJii.i. unax.tiLrii.oDAi, I'Jih and 17iii ii.- j hlant. iVUxHQOL AM.» LOSDOS AND I l,i ".SLOBE .iNSUtiANOii COM PAN f. > Xj ulimitod Liaiiiity o- ; Btiareiiok'ori:, raid-up Capita laud Aociumu.ia&ed ii'wervfc Funds (li»!<t'/, i?> 000 $61. :'N3ai<ANOEb ag-unst Vu-e" atfcsto-l a; la. thy rirst-uats risk* j ! t(ii'i.,i.)>\ vwv liborrtiiy. I WI/iUAIIS & KETi'LE, Limited, Agents. '