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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 552, 2 December 1879, Page 4

Miscellan€K>PLi.inrr &. { ', ..1 A O -J v. ..'. J" I) 1•_ ' / .■;. Begs to inform her friends ;afld thß-.piibJic ~ tKafit'is'her intention to continue business in jthe above old' and- wellfknown .Establish-.; ment, an^ that no effort will be spared to give ! satisfaction to oußtomera. V n.-j W „,„, Every- Department of the House iff over""m! j . fIPJ^-inS vith'_the; latest ;. ;, . «; : , SUMMER , - KQYELTIES,; FASHIONS, • ! ■■■ j - AIST>- MATERIALSi : ■ ; ' ! ; • ' he NEW DRESS '/FABRICS ' are welJ "' worthy of inspection, ~ A Splendid' Assortment of Hatsfor Ladies mii -- r ...t- ■ -•., | y the lbb'st mbdern^s'tyle. I |i.". : :■-.■!/ ■ ■•' . . HOSIERY AND HABERDASHERY " { In very great variety.LADIES' AND ; CHILDRENfS BOQTS 1 • r !Of all' Bizes and'of excellent ' -;;. ■■■: "workmanship.' ; . „ ;■• ■ GLASSWARE, CRQCKERYWARE, V " ; v. hOHINA, &c, &c, :.:■". ' *Jl large addition 'has been' made to the GEO CE R V i . DEPAR TM E N,T. NEW TEAS AND SUGARS, ,- Guaranteed to be of the. best quality. A New Shipment of HARDWARE has been recently received, including Sheep- • • shears from the best makers. PATENT' MEDICINES :. Gah always be obtained at the Taradale 1 Store. A quantity of BRICKS and FENCING : .'! ■' /POSTS on hand. ; > ■ -Tha?advertisbr has' marked the whole of jher goods, to induce a speedy cloarance at prices ' which cannot fail to be ; satisfactory to customers, in order to make room for , . New Shipments — ■ - ' i of Goods „ , expected shortly td arrive. 470 announcement "Jj .2" To the Inhabitants of Havelock and Surrounding District. .. RE-OPENED ! RE-OPENED T ■■■C i HP A V L° R HAS RE-OPENED ;■■"'; With an ENTIRELY NEW AND CAREFULLY ; SELECTED STOCK ■-: .':" Of DRAPERY, CLOTHING-, ; GROCERIES-, : &c.,. &c., &c., And hopes to, receive again the custom of hia 138 old friends and patrons. NAPIER DISTRICT SCHOOLS. 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