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TO CRICKETERS. : TTtTE have Cricketing Goods to suit y T yon from the schoolboy team to the first ■ Bleven. If you buy a Bat from ub that does sot jive satisfaction, Ist us know. We will put lft right. We want your trade. We cut profit as fine as possible, r'or clubs and orders 20a and over we allow 10 per cent discount for cash with order. We forward goods by parcels elprens on the same day that the order is received. BATS. Ton all know Duke's same. We havoltoke'a Willow King at 30s. It has composition handle, perfect balance • Duke's Premier, 25b. Plenty of spring and, drrv* Ing power Duke's Bout All Cane, 22a 6d Superior All Cuswr, 21b Duke's All Cane and Strip Bnbber, 17s 6d Duko'B (a somewhat similar Bat), 15a 6d Duke's All Cane, 13s 6d Union Drivers, 32s 6d, " Light, well-seasoned. welWooded Superior All Cane, 25s Wfsden's All Cane, 22s 6d ' ' Wisden's All Cone, 17s 6d • FELTHAM'S BATS. Handle improved by having, besides the ÜBUftl all cane, a strip of leather between two strips of India robber. Enormouß strength, splendid spring 25s each Feltham's Superior All Cane, 25s Feltham'B All Cane, 22s fid Feltham's All Cane, 17» 6d Other makes all cane handled Cnoket Bats, 7s 6(1, Bs6d, 1056d,1256d We have also Bats lor Tonths at Bd, lOd, la 3d. 2s 6d upwards BALLS. Duke's Hatch, Bs, 9a, 10s each. All trebleseamed and warranted hand-made Feltbamand Shrewsbury's Match 8a115,. 6s 6d Composition Balls, for men and youths, 9d, Ib, 156d,25,458d BTUMPB. Bevolving Tops, Brass Shod, with Ebony Bails. 17s tie Bet. Being specially shod these. - stamps are the best for hard ground Stamps with fixed tops, 14s set Stamps with plain ferrules, 9s 6d Boys' Wicketß, per set Ib, Is fid, 2s 6d Cricket Nets and Poles, single 27a 6d, with wings 45s Batting Gloves, 8s 6d, lOsad, 12s 6d Wicket-keeping Qloveß, tan leather, 14s; white doeskin, 12s 6d; white ohamois, 10s 6d; yellow chamois, 7s 6d; youths' white 'oh*. inoiß, Bs6d Tan Leather teg Guards, strapped all round, 17s 6d; beat Skeleton tan leather, 245: tan leather do. 18s 6d, 15s; white Wd, 14s6dj youths' white chamois, 12b 6d; youths: brown leather, 14s 6d; white canvas toped, 7s; white leather ventilated, 14s 6d< plain Leg Guards; 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d Abdominal Protectore, 8s 6d ' Scoring Books, Is 3d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d each Cocoivnat Matting, 6 feet wide, 6s per yard Slozenger's Best Covered Tennis Halls, .1698 - make, 18s dozen Slazengrr'B Covered Balls, 1893 make, 15s dozen , Tennis Nets, 10s 6d, 15a, 21s, 255, 30s Tennis Bacquets from 3s 9d to 30s Slizenger's Demon Bacquets, 21s ; Special Demon, 30s Taylor's Lawn Bowls, 22s 6d, 27b 6d Silver-mounted Bowls, 50s, 60s „' Lawn Tennis Markers, 3 wheels and rubber band 35s , ■ • ' ' Gut Beviver, 2s box . ' !est Croquet Sets; 17s 6d, 60s, 80s, 100s, 120s, 130s Extra Croquet Mallets, rubber tipped, regulation size, 13a 64 -.' . . ' . Bets Balls, self-colored, boxwood, regulation biz 22s 6d' ' "WTLKINS & FIELD, IBONMONGEBS AND IMPOBTEBS, MANNEBS-STBEET, WELLINGTON Music. , music. DAVIS & HAEBIS, 1 WILLIS-ST., FITZGEBALD'S COBNEB, WELLINGTON. ; the CHEAPEST TT° USE "C 0B HEAPEBT JtIqUSE Jj OB MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTEUMENTS ' In New Zealand. Wo have tl,o Best Stock of VIOLINS in the Colony from 12s 6d each. Onr ACCOBDEONSandiCONCEBTINAS are considered the Best. We have them from 5s 6d each. A good 8-key CONCERT FLUTE we sell for 27s 6d. Others sell the same at 50s. We make a Speciality of MANDOLINES and GUITAUB, from 22s 6d. We have hundreds to choose from, ' Try ns for BANJOS . Onr 45b Instruments ore sold elsowhero tor 1 £3 and £4. We are Sole Agents for the Celebrated ( BEGINTA VIOLIN STRINGS, Whioh have been tested by all the, leading Violinists in Europe, and acknowledged to be the best Strings for strength, purity, and durability of tone. Guaranteed to give perfect fifths. 9d each, post free. • Our PIANOS are undeniably the best Instru- . ments over introduced into this part of the world, and can be reoommended witn the utmost confidence. Price £35 and £45 each— worth £65. DAVIS AND XT AEE IS, AVIS AND ±L ABB 16, 1, Willistftreet, Fitzgerald's Corner WELLINGTON, Also London and Sydney ■ 851 MEND TOUR OWN HARNESS And BELTS that constantly need Repairs with rriHOMSON'S SLOTTED BIVETS. quired. ' "" H■' Use them, save time in sending and waiting Stocked by all Ironmongers in boxes containing lib or 1 gross, if unobtainable a useful assortment on receipt of 10a, per parcel past. Agents wanted. Samples and prices mailed by writing. Sole Makers, ' 7 BIFUBCATED BIVET CO., LTD.. 723 London, England. ' SPECIAL FOB J-V-MAS I QQQ PECIAL FOB _£LmAS *O»O AND Nlw Y325 1899. BABQAINS IN BOOTS, BARGAINS IN SHOES. SWEEPING SEDUCTIONS IN AM. CLASSES OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND 6LIPPEBS. IN order to mark the Festive Season 1E93 and 1899, the woll-known Low Prices are a thing of the past, and the New Era Prices takes their place in but a trifle over Wholesale Prices in all classes of Footwear. The indications are ** harder times" than formerly at this rejoicing time of year, and to meet these tunes, and benofU the public, I have decided on Lowering the Ruling Prices in Hftwke's Bay, so that there will be left nothing on my part to complain of. A visit to the Shop and a glance at the Windows will show where's the best place to buy your Boots. Further large shipments just to band, and for excellence o£ workmanship and tip-top material my patrons will see that I hold the fort of " MEBAN'S FOB BOOTS." The following brands stocked:— Kspai, Advance, Pioneer, Zealandia, Wellington, Promier, Bbozt, Standard, and Northern Light. Also English, American, and French Makes. Vh, MEBAN, POST NAPIEB. Established 1579 M. . E. WHG, POET AHUBIBI, XMPOBTEB OF CANVAS, ICotton. I Duck, and Calico, Twine. Flags, and Netting of all kinds. Tant3 of all kinds on hand or made to order. Large Stock of Ship Chandlery, Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Hopes, and Steel Wire, My Oilskins, Tents, |ond Tarpaulinß are known all over the district for real good |Material, Value, and Workman* ship. SEND FOB PBICE LIST.I TENTS AND MABqUEES ONjHIBE. Telephone 225, - DANBVIBKE JOCKEY CLUB'S ANNUAL HACK RACE MEETING WEDNESDAY, FEBBUABT IS, 1899. FLYING HANDICAP,- of 35 soys ; distance, 3mile. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 20s. STEWABDS' HANDICAP, of 35 sovßj distance, 1 mile. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 20s. HANDICAP HDBDLES, of 40 soys: distance, 1} mile. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 255. DANEVIBKE HANDICAP, of 80 soys; dis tonce, H mile. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, -10s. BAIL WAY HANDICAP, of 30 boys; distanoe, 7 furlongs. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 15s. HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 30 soys; dißtance, 1J mile. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 15s. SHORTS HANDICAP, of 25 sovb; distance, 4 furlongs. Nomination, sa ; acceptance, 15s. NOMINATIONS for all Events olose with the Secretary on WEDNESDAY, 25th January WEIGHTS declared on THUBSDaY, 2nd February. ACCEPTANCES for all Events close with the Secretary on WEDNESDAY, Bth February For full programme Bee " Beferee." Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. W. G. HUNTEB, Wl Hon. Sec, Danevirke.

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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11122, 14 January 1899, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11122, 14 January 1899, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11122, 14 January 1899, Page 4