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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 595, 9 January 1879, Page 4

Business Notices. Christmas and New Year ! "TTAVING determined to hold a CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S SALE ANNUALLY, we beg to announce to the inhabitants of Gisborne and surrounding districts, that our first effort will be made on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th. We wish the Public to thoroughly understand that the whole of our LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING will be sold considerably lower than the lowest price ever charged before. This m itself is a sufficient guarantee that there will be some WONDERFUL BARGAINS, to be picked up. JBf ADVICE GRATIS ' ft^ Never let this Opportunity Pass. Storekeepers treated on as liberal terms as ever. LEONARD & CO., Wholesale & Retail DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. des MURRAY, COMMON & CO., ARE CASH BUYERS OF "TTTOOL, TALLOW, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, AND OTHER PRODUCE. £50,000 TO ADVANCE againßt the growing Clip, or consigned Produce of any kind. CORNSAOKS. 10,000 Sacks suitable for Grass Seed WOOL PACKS. Full size, attached and detached Tops FENCING WIRE. 200 Coils No. 10 Patent Steel Fencing Wire. 80 Coils No. 6 Best Annealed 60 Coils No. 7 Best Annealed 40 Coils No. 8 Beßt Annealed. TO ARRIVE— 400 Coils Nos. 8 and 10 Sampson Wire, will save about £6 per mile besides the saving m carriage. Does not get slack, and almost impossible to break it. GALVANISED IRON. 6 Tons Rib Brand 6, 7, and 8 feet. CEMENT. 200 Casks Knight, Bevan and Sturge's Portland Cement. SHEEP DIP. McDOUGALL'S—Unrivalled for killing Tick, Lice, or Scab. IMPLEMENTS TO ARRIVE. REID AND GRAY'S— Single, Double or Treble Furrow Ploughs, Harrows, Reapers, Rollers, &c. STATION REQUISITES. TEA, SUGAR, FLOUR, and all Station Requisites kept m stock, se 13 E. B UR C H, Chimney Sweep and Night-soil Man, BEGS to intimate to the public that he still retains the premises at the back of the Shop lately occupied by him. All Orders promptly attended to. Wells Sunk or Cleaned by Contract. oc2o