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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6741, 25 April 1893, Page 3

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND CUSTOMERS OF THE DAILY TELEGRAPH. is hereby given that Mb A. Fallot has ceased to havo any connection with the DAn/- Telegeaph. fj-RST SHIPMENT of New Winter A Goods just opened up at Ma<k___ and Campbell's. Forty cases ex Indramayo from London, comprising all the new and fashionable shapes and colors in Ladies' Mantles, Jackets, Brocaded and Matalasee Capes, Fur-lined Cloaks, Fur Capes and Collarettes, Ladiea' aod Children's Ulsters in immense variety, Child-en's Astrachan Beaver and Tweed Overcoats and Tuniss, Children's Costumes, Ladies' Dressing Gowns, Infants' Robes, Frooks, Pellisses, &.., &_., all marked at very low prices for cash. Inspection invited at Magill and Campbell's. JACA-Es New~Wi_t Jt _. Indramayo, opened up at Magill aud Campbell's, comprising a beautiful assortment of New Dress Gooda ; about 250 pieces to select from, all new goods. These goods are undoubtedly the best value we ever opened up ; purchased by Mr Magill when in England muoh under regular prices. Hosiery and Gloves in great variety, at prices to suit everyone. Ladies' Wool Skirts, Wraps and Clouds, Woo Jackets (with and without sleeves), Wool Costumes, Hoods, Hats, Bootees. NewRibbons, Laoes, Embroideries, Beaver, Fur, and Astrachan Trimmings. All New Goods, and very cheap, at Magill and Campbell's. Onn J?AIRS j_.Laj__c_.J_, ail sides'; &\J\J value cannot ba beat. Sheetings, all widths and prices. Tickings and Table Damasks, Brown and Cream Hollands, Flax Sheetings, T_ue Linen Table Covers, White and Colored Quilts and Toilet Covers, Toilet Sets, Night Dress Cases, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Window Nets and Art Hollands, Floor Cloths, Linoleums, Carpets, Stair Carpets, Door Mats, Pasaage Oil CI .tha, all at Most Reasonable Prioes. Special purchase of Men's and Boys* Tweed Suits (all sizes), Boys' and Youths' Trousers, Men's Trousera and Vests, Little Boys' Tweed Knickers Five Cases of Men's and Boys' Felt, Tweed, and Serge Hats; new shapes, all sizes, grand value. Shirts, Ties, Studs, Braces, Collars, Cuffs, &c, &o. Inspection invited by Ma .ill and Campbell. ACJTUMN 1893, AUTUMN. -Hats" Ties, and Gentlemen's Mercery. First shipments for this season ex steamships Coptic, Waikato, and Arawa, 10 cases, oontaining a large assortment of tho most choice gooda procurable in tha Home Markets; also, many Novelties only introduced. Inspection respectfully solicited. Rinol_nd and Thomas, Hatters, Hosiers, and Gentlemen's Outfitters, &c.

SPECIAL VALUES. KERR'S Best 0-cord Cotton Is dozen. Taps, 12 pieces for Gd; Linen Buttons, S dozen for 6d; Tinsel, 8d per box of 4 balls; Fancy Crape, Tinsel, and Dress Cords; best quality Spoon Busks 6d. Enormous assortment of Buttons, Pearl Anchor, Black, Colored, Bone, and Fancy! Splendid Va'.uo in Hosiery, Sox, f-Hose" Child's Ribbed Cashmere Hose, including Hercules 10-fold Knees. Ladies' Cashmere Plain aud Ribbed, 2 pairs for 2s lid. Over 1000 Towels iv stock, imported from Manufacturers—Honeycomb G|d, Turkish 6Jd to 3a lid, White, Brown, and Striped Craranette Cloth for Macintoshes in Blaok and Navy. Evening Dress Nets in all leading shades, double-width, Is yard. The best assortment of Drees Materials I have yet shown. Melton Cioth, double-width Is 2d, Is _d, Is lid yard. ' Fancy Dress Tweed 7s lid, Ss 6d, 9s per dozen, 25 per cent, under value. A very choice assortment of Single Robein very latest designs, both Imported and Colonial Manufacture. Black French Merinoesand Cashmeres. Dressmaking under the charge of Miss Me.. alter. Fit and Style guaranteed, combined with most Moderate Charges. The Showroom is replete with all the latest in Mantles, Ulsters, Capos, Millinery, Child's Garments, Underclothing, Corsets! Dressing Gowns, Baby Linen, __~ &c, &o. Men's Mercery and Clothing. JAMES P. THOMSON, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER. BOARD AND LODGINGS wanted by a Father and two Sons (aged 15 and 7 ye_rs). Apply by letter to "A.M.G.," office of this papers. , iTS^ ANTED—Good second-hand doublaLV. barrelled Fowling Piece. Box 23, \&r AttTi-D—A Scullery Maidi Apply » * Clarendon Club Hotel. WANTED fur the Dressmaking—Two Apprentices and an Improver. Apply J_rs ELo.we, Oarlyle street. ij^ANT.fD.'-^irYou-gTj.dy— DressV T making or Plain Sewing by the day. Also, waiting engagements, Hotel Cooks, Housemaids, Waitresses, and Useful Girls. Mrs Walker's Registry Office, Emerson street.

WANTED KNOWN — Comfortable Board aud Residence. Terms moderate. Five mi-antes' walk from Post Office 23_ JAS_EB HARDY imports direot and makes speciality of Plated Waro suitiblo for Wedding Presents, Forks, Spoons, md Cutlery, Scissors, Razors, Butcher's Knives, Choppers Lampware, &c, in jhoice variety Splendid value in Brushware. Fresh Enamel and Bath Paints, .. rinsrers, Mangles, Mincers, Fenders and Fireirons Agent Luke's Celebrated Cookng Stoves. At cash prices. Inspect. AWT_D KNOWN—That the Napier Horse Bazaar i. the Booking Office lor tho Kunpapangi-Patea Royal Mail 3oaches. ANTED KNOWN—That Paroala are carried by Rymer's Patea Doaohes at cheap rates, aud delivered with>ut unnecessary or vexatious delays. ANTED KNO VVN—The Bulb Season now on. Collections of ss, 10i, md 20s ; also Pot Plants, Begonias, Maiden Flair Fern-, Achimenes, &o. Seedlings for Potting. Calecolarias, Cinerarias, Primulas -aleus, &c , &c. Prices from 6d to 6s eaoh. 4gent for Napier, G. A. Jackson ; Agent ior Hastings, 0. S. Britton ; or J. Goddard, -his Nurserios, Havelock North. yjjj """PRE B RLE has' a Targe quantity of V ¥ , PLUMS, suitable for Preserving, Bottling, Eating, and Cooking; also ./ranges, Lemons, Mandarins, Grape_, &o. .moked Mulieit and Barracoutta. 300 amply Fruit Oa.es ior sale. RTf-LIBS! LOLLIES! LOLLIES!— i._ W. MotTLDEY. l.te of Chriatchurch, Wholesale and JJetail Manufacturing Confectioner, haa 6. .od iv Hastings, and hopes to secure a fair share of pubiio patcouage. The Trade supplied at the shortest notice. TTf ANTED KNOWN — Macdonald's .7 Kuripapanga—Patea Coach runa cegularly as heretofore. Loaves town every Monday at 7 a.m. i~\ S BRI.TEN, Fruiterer and Heeds»_V* m__, Hastings, receives fresh daily tho choie-i-t fruits of the season; also, imported fruits by every steamer. Preserving Emits of all kiuds may be had in quantities and at prices to suit the times. Smoked Fish md Oysters of the best quality. O. 8. Britten, Hnstiugs. . CROSS BOOT a. _. /.nufactor.y RSTaIL depot, Emerson Btreet, Napier, opens SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ira. A. BIN-LK Paib at Whoi__a_i Pbioh, 3.0R CASH ONLY. H. E. Gba.__kb Manager AILVVAYT-ESTAURANT, Hastings. Meals at a'l hours; Fish and Poultry Always on hand; Oysters in season; catering for Balls and Picnics; Christening and Wedding Cakes made. Orders promptly executed; charges moderate. John Dale, Proprietor. __ iriJE_--Kli STAMPS. ORDERS left at the office of this paper or sent by Post direot to the undersigned will reoeive attention. JOHN DINWTDDIB. - _.—._ ■-. ~ . i FOR SALE—That Valuable Property of Mr W. Orchard, situate at Greenmeadows, comprising 21 Aores of the richest land in the distriot, all subivided and fenced ; with 2 large Four-roomed Houses (nearly new), and two strong flowing Artesian Wells, Trap Shed, Dairy, CowBhed, Fowlhouse, and every necessary convenience ; 1000 good young Fruit Trees, greater part in full bearing last season; 10,000 Strawberry Plants, 800 Goosberry Bushes, 100 Grape Vines, 200 Raspberry Canes, &c. The above are of different varieties and of the best kind procurable. The property haa 8 chains of frontage to tho main road to Taradale, coaches passing to and fro at all hours of the day ; extensive frontage to back road, with large pines for shelter. As a real nice property and a good paying investment this i. one of the most valuable in Hawke's Bay. Distance from Napier post office—about 4 miles. Terms easy. Apply to tho owner on the premises. The only reason for selling ia that we aro leaving for England.—W. O-CHAKD. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE A.M.P. SOCIETY. I BEG to intimate that I am a CANDIDATE for a seat at the Board. I have been a DIREOTOR for three terms of three years eaoh, and again reßpectfully aolioifc your votes. ""* * ROBERT J. KING, of George, King, & 00. street, . v" _yclney»