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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7611, 7 December 1886, Page 4

RUDDOCK&FEYER DIRECT IMPORTERS, ' NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Havo now Landed— Og CASES BEDSTEADS, Consisting of— IFRENCH AND STUMP BEDSTEADS, 1 Of various sizes and qualities, CHILDREN'S COTS, &C, ■ :■ ' ■ Which ato now offering ab VERY LOW^ PRICES. CASES CUTLERY AND ELECTRO- . : : PLATED WARE. . Newest Goods and^Latest Patterns. . - CAPITAL VALUE. 561

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