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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 602, 17 January 1879, Page 4

Business Notices. ROBJOHNS, TEAT & CO. A NNOUNCE to the Public that JLA- their SUMMER Stock is now complete, and beg to offer the same at unuauallv LOW figures, being bought welL NEW DRESS GOODS. Plain and Brocaded Silks Plain and Fancy Japanese Silks 2s. 6d. up Japanese Poplins, Fancy Marls, 6d. per yd. Toile d' Etc. French Muslins Figured, Striped, and Lace Pique 7sd., 10d., and Is. per yard LUSTRES. 30 pieces Cold and Black Lustres 10M. to 2s. 6d.. excellent value for the Money GRENADINES. Plain, Check, and Striped, 9£d., Is., Is. 3d. and Is. 6d., good quality, no greater Bargain m the trade PRINTS, 3000 YARDS. New Patterns, Good Quality, Fast Colors, 7d. per yard up. No Fourpenny and Fivepenny Rubbish kept. Manchester Plain Goods. SHEETINGS. 72 inch Grey Calico 10£ d., Is. 3d. up 72 inch White Calico, Is. 6d., is. 9d. up Diapers, Linen, Damasks. Horrock's, Crewdson's, and American Calico's, Hollands, Diapers, Towellings, Drill plain and Striped Huckabackß. Towels 4s. 6d. per doz. Tick, 9d. per yard. Damask Table Linen, 2s. per yard COVER?* Toilet Covers, Table Napkins Felt Squares, 245. Seal Croohet Antimacassars, 4s. upwards. MILLINERY ! MILLINERY ! Millinery, Feathers, Trimmings, Hats, Flowers. The largest stock of real OSTRICH Feathers, white and shades ever seen here 10s. to 30s. Seal Lac© Collars up to 20s. Guipure, Valenciennes, Point de Bruges Point de Lille Lace, quite new Great stock of Nottingham Lace, 3d., 4d., 6d., per yard up UNDERCLOTHING. The Standard Cambric Frilling, Swiss and unique embroidery. Infants' robes, bodys, frocks, squares, &c. Llama ■hawls, shades, only 6s. 6d. Splendid Stock of Costumes. i Plain Book Muslins, stripes, tape, checks, cords, hair batistic, passo. pique, lustre, 17s. 6d. to 60s. CLOTHING CLOTHING. Holland Clothing, Drill Clothing, Silk Clothing, Alpaca Clothing. The usual large assortment m Galatea, Paget, and Sac buits, Tweed, Diagonal, and Black Superfine Cloth, 150 Washing Tweed Trousers and Vests, 18s. 6d. to 30s. Dusts Coats, 15s 6d. to 255. HELMET HATS, BELLTOPPERS, BLACK AND DRAB. robjohnsTteat & co. no 16 GISBORNE. E. K. BROWNS ADVERTISEMENT. BttMMER GOODS, DRESS MATERIALS. I HAVE now eti hand a complete stock of all kinds of SUMMER GOODS, Which t intend to sell at very reduced prices, and would respectfully invite customers to inspect the goods. Men's Boy's and Youth's Summer CLOTHING, CHILDREN'S SUITS. HATS, hard and soft Felt, Straw, Helmets. FANCY GOODS, Flowers, Trimmings, Lace Goods. SADDLERY, Ironmongery, Glassware, Crockery, and Holloware. STATIONERY. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers m endless variety. FARM AND GARDEN SEEDS. Groceries, Oilmen's stores, and CONFECTIONERY, Advances made on Wool and Grass Seed. Agent for Sharland's Specialities, COOPER'S SHIP DIP. EDWARD KNIGHT BROWN, General Storekeeper and Importer, Custom House Street, oc 26 Gisbobne. COALS ! COALS ! ! COALS rJ I "TUST ARRIVED, schooner Advance, «J from Lyttleton, with a Cargo of Newcastle Coal. Schooner Opotiki daily expected* FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD!! Cash. Booked. Per ton. Per ton. 4-foot length, 12s. Od. ... 14s. Od. 2-foot length, 13s. Od. ... 15s. Od. J 2-foot billetted, 14s. 6d. ... 16s. 6d. 18-in. billetted, 15s. 6d. ... 17 8 . 6d. 10-in. billetted, 17s. Od. ... 19 S . od. Every length from 10-inch to 4-feet The undersigned having commenced m the above trade, hopes by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of the Gisborne patronage. All Orders promptly attended to HUGH FRASER, (Next King & Co.'s Timber Yard.) no 29 Palmbrston Road. TALLOW, HIDES, AND SHEEPSKINS. fTTHE undersigned are prepared to _L purchase the above at the* highest market prices, or will sell on shipper'^ account any that may be consigned to their care. Geobgb King & Co., Corn factor*, 1 if ChrifltchuxcL