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UNIVERSAL DRAPERS & OUTFITTERS, D ire now showing tho latest novelties in Mil* A incry, Trimmed and Untriinmed Hats in m jvory conceivablo shape, Choice Mantles, tr Dolmans and Tennis Jackets, Now Dress Fabrics, Embroidered Robns, Plain and Fancy Silks, Beaded Sets and Panels, Trimming 311ks, Lace Flounoings, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Giores, Fancy Sunshades, [jinen Sets. Corsets, Underclothing, and infants' Outfits. C STERLING VAHUE IN EACH DEPART- J< MENT. « Lnrgo arrivals of Household Linens, Shirtings, Sheetings, (taliooos. Towels, Hollands, h md Cretonnes, which will be sold at very low JJ Hat," Clothing, and Mercery Department * well stockod with now novelties in Hats, Clothing, Ties, Shirts, Collars, Hosiery, and „ Littlo Boys' Outfits of ovory description, J INSPECTION INVITED. * New designs in Brussels and Tdpestry Car- 5 pets, with Rugs to match, Kensington Squoros, f Wool and Skin Ruga and Mara, Linoleums, f Floorcloths, Hemp and China Mattings in *■ plain and fancy colorings ° INSPECTION INVITED. GENERAL IMPORTERS. "ft ■ I i i-U j \|/ ' RINGIAHDS£^THQMAS /= \ " CD ] . ! CD GREAT CHRISTMAS SHOW :of NOVELTIES. Imported Direct prom the Most CELEBRATED MAjfCFJcroKEss Known. I. & R. MORLEY'S HOSIERY, TIES, BRACES, SHIRTS, GLOVES, COLLARS, &a; &c. Shown here Seven Woeks' Later than in London.) CHRISTEY'S HATS, in the latest London Shapes and Textures, including Hard and Soft Felt, Panama (real). Cricketing, Boating, Land and Water, &c.| FRENCH HATS. Latest Parisian Shapes. HILL'S HATS in Great Variety. Any description of Hat made to ordor. Also, LADIES' RIDING H VTS. CLOTHING Of Superior Quality, ready-modo or made to measure, from choice designs in Homo and Colonial Twoeds, Sorgos, and Fancy Worsteds. An Immense Variety of LITTLE BOYS', BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, Embraoing Newest Shapes and Texturos for Summer .Wear. TENNIS AND ICRICKETING SHIRTS Made to Order. Matorial shrunk. GENTLEMEN'S SUITS TO MEASURE, 503 TO 058. - I"it guaranteed. Personal Superintendence. Alt, Orders PoNaraALLY Attended To. . VALUE. RIGHT.' I.J.J \ fc= / \ t± / \o / RIHGWID^&^THOMAS /to \ Hi \ CD 755 SIDEY ■& BAIN, THE CHEAPEST HARDWARE HOUSE, NAPIER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRON- ' MONGERS' Have received largo sbipraonta of General 1 Ironmongery direct from tho Manufacturers. The Goods being bought well will bo sold cheap. Just landed, ox "Crusader"— 15 OASES LAMPWARE. Duplex, Silbor, Eclinso, Anncapnic Diotz's and Bismarck Reading Lamps Chandeliers, 2, 3, and 4-light Hall and Library Lamps The variety is extensive and the pattornß choice, combined with remarkable cheapness 111 price. LAMP GLOBES MOONS, AND CHIMNEYS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SHEEP SHEARS.— Burgon and Ball's BBA ' and UA. 1 j Waid and Payno's3BAS ■ and 79AS. TURKEY STONES. \SP«clal Quality and J WASHITA STONES. I tkisMarke't ° S ' Just ocoivol, ex Direct Stcamere, I Large and Well-assorted Stock of j FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. \ Special "Value in Fenders, Fireirons, Coal Vo3es and Scoops. Bedsteads, Brushware, 1 and Furnishing Tinware. CUTLERY— Turners, Johnson's, and Boal's Ivory, Ivorino, and Bono Handled (through-tang and edge pin) Table and Dessert Knives, Sots in Buck, Stag. Cocoa, 1 and White and Black Handled. Carvers, Game Carvers, Round of Beef Carvers, Steels, '"Victor" Sharpeners, French 1 Cooks' Knives, Cooks' Forks, &c. POCKET-KNIVES - Boat assortment and value in Napier. ELECTRO-PLATED FORKS & SPOONS— Sole agents for the "Thistle" brand. A uarantoo aa to amount of silver used in tuig and time articios will wear accom- ( panics each box containing a dozon. ELECTRO-PLATED WARE— Artistic pat terns in Cruet Stands, Breakfast CruotaBiscmt Boxes, Jam and JcDy Jars, Butter Coolers, Cako Baskots, and a largo variety of articles too numerous to detail. ■ GLASS SLOWER VASES^Now Styles. JC& Thoso furnishing should inspect our 1 stock beforo purchasing elsowhero. t Largo stocks held of Building Materials, 2 Brass Foundery, Carpenters' and Cabinetmakers Tools and Station Requirements. j SIDEY ~& BAIN ; Havo been appointed Solo Agents for Hawke'a j B»y for "J THE "ZEALANDER" RANGE J; (Colonial Mado), 3ft. Gin., 3ft., and 2kt. Oin. Sizes. {' REQUIRES NO SETTING. 1 "COLONIAL" COOKING RANGE, l 3ft. 6in and 3ft. Sizes with BoitKns ; j SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BURNING v WOOD. b Universal satisfaction is expressed by those 4 who havo theso Uango3 in use. J THE "HAYWARD" HAND GRENADE S • FIRE EXTINGUISHER, ' 5 Price, 50s per Dozen Case. c THE ALBO-OARBON LIGHT. c This Light is now recognised ns one of the '' most valuable inventions of tho age. It is in •* fact tho very perfection of gas lighting. "' All information supplied on application. ii SIDEY "& BAIN ; Havo a staff of thoroughly competent workmen, and undertake contract:) and jobbing and repairs as Plnmbors, Water and Ons Fitters, Elootrio and Pull Bell Hangers, Tank Makers n and Tinware Manufacturers. Largo stocka of Pipe, Pumps, Rams, GasaUors v; Gaa Fittings &oi ISO si in tc

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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7913, 30 November 1887, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7913, 30 November 1887, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7913, 30 November 1887, Page 2