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BEGAD THEY TUX ME OI! They did that. Foivo and twintv pair ay thim, an a big ticket you could see moiles away. I tuk the lot, ticket an all. You must have been dhrunk n,gan says I. Dhrunk ! 'Twas a moild dhrunk thin, and dhrunk or sober 1 would take another chaust the same way. An I got shut ay thim tv, clano an aisy. Whin I got to the camp the bhoys fair shplit wid laughin. Phwnt burglarious thruck hare ye got now ye marauiin rnigin, says Big Dinms. Go aisy me son says I, 'tis the likes ay mo that preserves the repitations ay the likes ay you, so come here ye shuvel-fiitted dishgrace n.v Connemara an try. Wid that 1 empties tho sack, an inside ten minutes ivry blessed wan ay thim was tidy an respectable about tho feet, barrin the cook, who, as ivrybody knows, it would be disrespectful to tell the raison why. So take it by an large we done well, an Wilson s done well, and theyre great hands at Boots anyhow. IT TUX ME*OI""PRICE LIST. Egan's Watertight?, 8/6 Big Dinnis's Bluchers, 4/6 1200 Pairs Jnbitee Flippers, Gd to l/ll 60 Pairs Women's Mastic-sides, 2/11 60 Pairß Women's Elastic-sides, Kew Goods, 3/11 Ladies' Glaoe Kid Hiph leg Buttoned Boots, 5/6 Ladips' Shoes (various), 5/6 reduced from 14/6 Men's Elastic-sides, 5/It 70 Pairs Ladies' House Boots, sizes 3 and 4, 1/11, usual 5/6 Twelve and Sixpenny IDd Button Shoes, 4/6 One Thousand Pairs Soys' and Girls' Boots, 3/6 and 4/6 Men's Goloshed Balmorals, 6/6 A S-ilect Coterie of Cunvas Shoe*, 1/6 THE RTNSINS AND LEAVINGS OF A £10,000 STOCK ARE F B, bALE AT YOUR PBIOES. Wilson's "Tor boots i THE GREAT WINTER SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, JULY 13. Oceans of Bargains, and a Gorgeous Selection. Country Orders Accompanied with Cash will deceive Frompt Attention. THE BIGGEST BARGAINS ON RECORD. F. WILSON'AND CO., NAPIER AND HASTINGS. Triangle ,B. L. KNIGHT! HASTINGS TIMBER Y&BDS, PRODUCE AND I-lA.BDWARE STORES. TIMBER. ON account of my Bush Leases expiring, I offer THE WHOLE OF MY STOCK Both at Tamaki, and Hastings constating of 825,000 FEET OF BUILDING & BRIDGE TUBER 133,000 FEET DRY RU3TICATED 83,000 FEET DRY 9 x f LINING 97,000 FETT TONGUED ASD 50,000 FEET 12 x£& 6x 1 CEILING GROOVED, 6xl, DRY AND VERANDAH FLOOBING 100 000 6x£ T. & G. BEADED DRY 230,000 FEET HEART OF TOTAR X LINING The balance is made up in Building Soantlina: and Building sizes. NO KBABONABLE OFFER REFUSED. IRONMONGERY AT MY HASTINGS STORES FOR PA.LE AT COST PRICES. Bedsteads 43 Fenders, 22 Sets Fireirons 22 Travelling Trunks. £330 WORTH ELT3OTRO.PLA.TED TEA, CO J'PEE, AND DKBSERT SETS. ALL OTHT6R GOODS AT 20 PER OEN i v OFF US OIL PRICES. CROCKERY 30 PER CENT OFF SELLING PRICES. GOODS MUST BE CLEARED. CHEAP SALE NOW ON. COOKING BANGEB AT 5 PER CENT ON COST. A.OENCIH 9 '"■ SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY TAMA.KI HAWMILL, COMPANY B. L. KNIGHT. BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER. ORION RANGES REDUCED IN" PRICE.! ORION RANGES T he Best for Cooking. J ' x > ojrton ranges ifgw ,s Tlle ■ Bllost Economical.' \ ORION RANGES /^^^^^^^^^^^^raij&j^^g^^3.%l^. ,£ * Tot Burning- Wood, and Coal. 11b^^^-" f and Easiest Worked. ORION RANGES ■ Are tne Favorites, and give J/ Every Satisfaction; A. H. WILSON, AGENT FOR NAPIER. CALL AND INSPECT OR WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS. I „, ~ "

TRY HRKPATEICK'S GOLD MEDAL //TZ"ff a JAM. Aprioot Conserve, glass jars (21b net weight) Peaoh Conserve do do Raspberry Jam do do Red Currant Jam, stone jars (lib net weight) The above are made with this Season's Fbksh Fruit, and boiled within a few hours after being gathered, and retain the Fvi.t, FiiAVon and Ooiou of the fruit THBY ARE THlfi MOST DELICIOUS AND WHOLESOME PRESERVSB IN THE MARKET. S. KIEKPATMOK & CO, MANUFACTURERS, Nklson. BUY YOUR HORSE COVERS AT JOHN M'VAY'S. THEY ARE ALL HAND MADE. THOUBANDS ARE IN DAILY USE. THEY ARE MADTC OF BETTER MATERIALS, THEY FIT BETTER, WEAR BETTER, AND ARE MUOH BETTER VALUE, THAN ANY OTHERS PROCURABLE. All Sizes in Stock, fbom Pony to Dbauoht, AT ALL PRIOES, BUT THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST TRY OUR IMPROVED MAKE, YOU WILL THEN U3E NO OTHER. HASTINGS F.TBTCF.T, NAPIF.R. BULPHTJ'aiNK LOTION Clears the Skin from fpots, Blemishes, Redness, BoughneßS, ATreckloa, Tan, &c, loaviug the fekin Spotless, Smooth, and Natural; by using Sulphurine regularly the Skin is brought into . its proper condition— Hoalthy, Soft, and Beautiful. 2/6 PERBOTILE. FROM ] A. ECCLES, CHEMIST, NAPIER AND HASTINGS, And at all tho Lsading Country Stores '

BUY NONE OTHER BUT W. L. WHITE'S SUPERIOR PERAMBULATORS. 35s frovl 35s £3 10s to £3 kn ALWAYS 20 TO CHOOSE FROM. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WICKER CHAIRS, TA.BLSB, &c , Of the fewest Designs, Shapes, and Best Manufacture at W. L. WHITE'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Babket PebahbulatobandWickkeFuenitubk Manotactueeb, NAPIER BAZAAE, EMERSON STREET. REMNANTS! GREAT CLEAEANCE OF REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS EIDICTJLOTJS PRIOES DRAPERY CO. Hastings street, 0. SAUNDERS, Napier. Manager. W G. FAULKNOR, CARRIAGE, OOAOB, AND WAGGON BUILDER, Maeket Stbert, Hastings rip AKE3 this opportunity of informing bis J_ Patrons and Friends that hie new Premises are now completed, and are fittod with all the must modern machinery for building vuhioles of every description. Buggies, Phtetons, Dog Carts, Daisy Carta built to order. Spring Carts, Farm Drays and Waggons a Speciality. Painting, Trimming, Smith's Work, and Repairs of all kinds done. Second-hand Spring Cart and Baggy for Sale. W. G. EAULKNOR, FACTORY—Corner of Market Street and Eaßtbourne Street, HASTINGS. PETER GILLESPIE, REGISTERED PLUMBER, TINSMITH, BHEHT ZINC, AND GALVANIZED IRON WORKER. all Kinds of Brass and Copper Work Made and Repaired. JBMEBSON STREET, JfAPIKJ?.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7416, 13 July 1895, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7416, 13 July 1895, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7416, 13 July 1895, Page 2

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