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THIRST Shipments of New Spring Goods JL just ojaui'il up, ex s.s. Doric and Ruapehu, at Sligill and OahpbbliL'3, ooneietiDg of Large and Varied Assortments of New Wavhiusr Dress Materials, New Satin Strips and Floral Delaines, New Sateens in Ohoioa Variety of Colors, New Orepons, New Prints, Muslins, Navy Spots, Turkey Twiils, and Chiotz (Fast Colors.) MONG3TThe New Goods opened up at JffAaiLL and Oampbsll's are some very pretty goods in Ladies' Blouses in 'ik, yream and Fancy Delaines Crepons, Muslin, etc. New Draw - thread .Embroideries, New Swiss Embroidery, New Guipure and Two Tone Laoe in great variety of widths and prices; also New Ribbon Insertion etc. All New and Fashionable. T ADIES'~New Collars, Guffs, Neok AJ Frillings, Infants' Bibs and Ghildren'e Embroidered Collars, Lase Curtains, Toilet Covers, Countepanes, New Dacca Twist Calicoes and Sheetings (famous for good wear), "New Shirtings, New Umbrellas, etc , which will be followed in a few days by other large shipments. Inspection invited by Maqill and CAjtPBBLi,. QPECIAL— Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ties O —Styles up to date—Ex Kuapehu, HI doz., price 3d to 3s 6d each, also gentlemen's Bathing Costumes in five sizes ; length as per order of Borough Council. Inspection respectfully solicited. Ringland & Thohas, Gentlemen's Outfitters. SPRING, 1894. "DECEIVED This Day (August 24th) JZV from London, ex ss. Kuapehu, the First Shipment of Early Spring Novelties. The bulk of New Goods will arrive in the oourse of next few days, ex s.s. Pakeha. Full particulars later on. The Goods consist of a Large Variety of the Latest Designs and Styles in Blouses, Shirts, and Garibaldis; Nearly 200 to seleot from. Laces, in White, Cream, Batter, and Natural. Goffered Lisse, 240 yards, in Latest Styles Fall Nets, New Designs. Haberdashery of a!l Descriptions.—Tapes, Buttons, Buckram, Pins, Toilet Pins, Hair Pins, Elastic?, Mendings, Busks, Blind Tassels, Baldwins Mendiugs and Wools, c Maoramo Twine, &0., &c, &o. Splendid Assortment of New Dress Materials, Eetamene Serges, Navy, Blaok, Diagonals, Basket Cloth, Nuns Veiling, Ail Wool Oheviots, Armures, Whip Cords, &0., &o. TRIMM3D MILLINERY A SPECIALITY. JAMES P.IHOMBON, DEAPE3 AND IMPOBTER. 220. WANTED— An experienced skirt hand. Apply at once to Mrs Samson, Shakespeare road. MRS WALKER has all classes of Servants waiting engagement. Emerson street, Napier. WANTED to Lease for 8 years, with Purchasing Clause — 570 Acres, fenced; 400 Acres in Grass, 800 Young Sheep ; Ashley Clinton District. For particulars apply to A. Wosbnop, Ashley Clinton. WANTED— Leasehold Property of from 500 to 2000 acres, acaotding to locality, with dwelling-house, &o. Apply BAXN AND STUBB3, Land and Commission. Agents^^ , ' 'TXr'.ANrKD—Bayers for Freehold ProT V perty, in good locality, with Family Residence of 8 rooms and all other conveniences. Freehold Property, -with 7-roomed House and Outbuildirg , , within 5 minutes' walk of Post Office. Freehold Property, with 5-roomed House in splendid repair ; a bargain. Leasehold Property, in Clyde road, with Dwelling-house ; low rent. A good investment. For particulars apply BAIN AND BTDBB3, Emerson street. IT IB RUDE TO POINT, Yet there can be no harm in pointing that J TAYLOR & SONDYEBS, Of Hastings Street, ARE THE ONLY PR AOTIO&L DYERS CLEANERS, AND FEATHERDREbSEiRS IN NAPIER. WANTED KNOWN by the public generally—That good Handwriting is guaranteed to Ladies and Gentlemen in 12 Lessons. " Marvels of Wonder." Apply to W. J. Maiden, Shakespeare Soad, Napier OOD ENOUGH! What? The Garrison vJT Band's Monster Art Union. £300 woith of Prizes, and Tiokets only Is each, including Admission to Bazaar, commencing 19t'a September. The Prizes on view in Hastings street, in chop lately occupied by N.Z. Clothing Factory. f\ T) —Hope of. Napier Tent, No. . W.JLVe 2, wiil meet in the Wesleyan Schoolroom on the First and Third! Thursday in each month, at 7.30 p.m. R. O. Laws, Secretary TaMUS Ha.KDYhasa Beautiful SeleoU tion of Plated Cruets, Tea Pots, Hot Water Jugs, Biscuit Boxes ; Butter, Jam, Pickle, Sugar, and Cream Stands; Jive O'Clock Toa Pots, Spoons, Sugar Tongs, Bread Forks, Il'gg Frames, Bread Platters and Knife, Toast Sacks, Cake and Fruit Baskets, fancy Plated Spoons, Forks all sorts, a'so in Nickel (quality warranted to wear) reduced. Inspect. Also at half value to clear, Plated spirit Frames, Claret Jugs, and Waiters. PREBBLE has received Sweet . Island ORANGES, Mandarin Oranges, Sydney Oranges, Marmalade - Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Pines, Dessert and Cooking Pears, Eating and Cooking Apples, Assorted Nuts, New Dates and Figs; also Bonked Schnapper, Haddook, Mackerel, Barracouta, Sprats, Herrings, and FRESH OYSTSHS. Poultry always on hand. G - I ELS' RUBBER SSOF-S, 10, 11, and "" 12, 2s 6d. Wilson's jtob Boois. BOUSER. — Men's Peg'd Watertighte 7s 6d. Wnaon'B fob Boots. BEAD HOOK. — Ladies' Elastio Sides Is lid. Wilson's fob Boom. ANTED KNOWN-TLadies seeking Residence during Accouchement, can be aooommodated by Nurse at Havelook; every care and comfort given; terms moderate. Apply " Nurse," Dailt Tblbobapb Agency, Hastings. triSITING and WEDDING CARDS V printed in the most chaste Designs, and on fine Ivory Cards at the DailxTklbQBA?H Office. nnHE~HOBART, SIDNEY, AND FIJI J. ISLA.ND FRUIT DEPOT is nowopen in HASTINGS, and customers oan depend on getting a really nice selection of seasonable Fruits. Regular weekly supplies of Smoked Fish (Warehou), Auckland Rook Oysters, Frozen Rabbits (a real delicacy), Fresh Batter from one of the finest creameries in New Zealand, Dates, Nuts, Figs, Crystalisad Ginger, Bananas, family bunches, 2|d per lb by the bunch direct from Fiji in sizes 201b to 6"61b. Fancy Baskets, Fern 3, Pet Birds, So., &o Thbms Cash. G. PIT T, Direct Importer, Hastings. HA VjBJ you tried Nimmo and Blair's renowned Seeds ? To be had in penny packets at James Hardy's, Ironmonger, Napier. Sent to any address. F~ REaS ROOK OYSERS by every Steamer. Jellies made to order on the shortest notice. G. Gla.S3fo»d, The Cafe. I "IOTR WILLI iM O. FITZGKBALU, _LVJL Consulting Ghemitt, Wellington. Dear Sir,—My boy took two and a half of your Chocolate Worm Tablets, and the following evening pas3ed a worm fully 10 inches in length. The improvement in the child has been something marvellous. T. M. Deummond, Grey town North, 2nd April 1894. These famous tablets are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at Is 6d per box, by A. Ecoles, Chemist Napier, and W. J. Tyerman, Chemist Hastings. Y> AILWAY RESTAURANT, Heatings. [%) Meals at all hours ; Fish and Poultry always on hand; Oystors in season; catering for Balls and Pionics ; Christening and Wedding Oakea made. Orders promptly executed; charges moderate. Jobs Di.ua f Proprietor. WANTED - KNOWN.—Seed Potatoes, Cabbago, and Cauliflour Plants for sale, at O. H. Obanbx's Seed Store, Hastings street. . FiSH 'and Oyster Sappers every Svenmg at J. Dale's Heetauront, Hastings. ANTED~I£N7)WN~^.Ihe1 he Printing Machinery and Facilities for pro-. duotion of every description of Plain and High-class Printing at the Daisy ThxsGBABH are unsurpassed ; the Stook the most varied ; and the Quality the Best. WANTED KNOWN "Maodonald"B Kuripapanga—Patea Coach tuna regularly as heretofore. Loaves town every Monday a.m. TVOtt'KJiGiSXK&TION BOOKB, ruled \j and printed, with extracts from the Dog Registration Acts, 1880, 1882, and 1892; Books of Receipts; also, Forms for Registration Fees for Cattle and Sheep Doga at the Daxdy Tklkqbaph Office. WOTIOS. T THE UNDSS SIGNED, have TrausJL, ferred my interest in Keotion 58, Bluok IX., Tiikiipau Survey District, to AWKHNCK "WuiaiiT, Oimondville. AHTKJ.E EOS J SUGDEN. August '2Sth, 1804. WILLIAM CLARK, WELL BIN'KEH, tVILtOW PiBK EOAD, HA3IISO3. Qrdtra promptly attended, to,

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7159, 6 September 1894, Page 3

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