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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 639, 1 March 1879, Page 3

SADDLERY, MESSRS. F. BETHEL & CO. beg to intimate that they 'have purchased Messrs. McVAY & 00.,'S Saddlery Business in GishoriieJ;- Arid they hope to be favored with the support so liberally accorded to McVay and Co. : BETHELL & CO. having had extensive experience in all branches of the trftde can confidently promise that all orders entrusted to them will be executed in a thoroughly workhianlike manner. : ■ F. B. & Co. have to Arrive and will OPEN IN A FEW DAYS A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF SADDLERY, which, added to the Stock j ust purchased, will be the " • •■■•--■£ LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST IN THE BAY. January 1, 1870. Encourage Local Industry THE Undersigned having made arrangements for a regular supply of PLAIN GALVANISED IRON direct from London, and having received the FIRST SHIPMENT is now prepared to manufacture RIDGE CAPPING at the following reduced prices, viz, — 12 INCH 4Jd PER FOOT. 14 „ 5d „ 15. „ • sid ■ „ 16 „ 6d „ 18 „ 6jd „ A still further reduction made to Builders and ready money customers. J, SIGLEY, ; Tinsmilh, Plumber, anpShbet-iron Worker, Gladstone Road^ Gisbotbne: "JV/rONEY T0 ; LEND in large or small sums upon First Class ; Freehold security. .<,;.' W. BRASSEY, Solicitor, Gladstone Road, 0c62 NexVlVlasomo'tioteL