TTTTTTTT Golden ? Pot.. T TTT J^OBJOHNS & ]T]AST Having just received a fresh shipment of splendid T IE ■ -A- S , . UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY, are enabled still further to advance their ALREADY UNEQUALLED THREE SHILLING TEA, and, judging from the quantitiy sold to families in all parts of the Town and Country, are more than ever .determined that nothing Bhall be wanting on their part to make THE GOLDEN TEAPOT, the ' GREAT FAMILY TEA DEPOT op' ■ , " COOK COUNTY, Testimonials are being continually received recommending the quality of our Tea. TWOPENCE per poiind off on all parcels of THREE POUNDS and upwards. No family either in Town or Country should be without ■ A Box of our Mixed Tea at 30s. AND A Bag of No. I Sugar at sd. GOOD NEWS for these Dull Times, viz. : , That in addition to the many advantages to.be obtained by all who patronise the TEAPOT, FIVE PER CENT.Will be taken off to purchasers of all parcels from £1 and upwards for cash. A Consignment of Fresh OYSTERS in Tins, to be cleared out at SIXPENCE each. Full-size BARS ,OF SOAP : at SIXPENCE. . . Family and Lodging-house Purchasers in Balk Goods will be very liberally, dealt with. Families waited on for orders and Goods delivered to all parts of the Town. , A Complete Assortment of HOSIERY & j HABERDASHERY now in stpek. A well-selected stock of Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Frilliugs," Lace Trimmings, Insertion, &c, &c. Good value in Flannels, Calicoes, and Winter Dress Material just arrived. Ladies' and Gent's Handkerchiefs, Perfumery, &c. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned and Curled. ROBJOHNS & EAST, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. E. K. BROWN. ET7 "DROWN has now re- • _l\.» JL> ceivedalarge and vajjed supply of WIN TEE GOODS of every description. Ladies' Long. Jackets, Ulsters, Water* proofs, Shawls, <fec. Serges, Merinoes, Winceys, - Fancy and Woollen Dress Materials. Fancy Woollen Goods in Great i . Variety. Hosiery, Flowers, Trimmings and Lace Goods. Men's, Boy's, Youths' and Children's WINTER CLOTHING. Ironmongery ,'Saddlery, Crockery, China, Gliissware, Stationery, Farm and Garden Seeds, Groceries, Confectionery and Oilman's Stores. Licensed Dealer in Arms and Ammunition. Agent for Sharland's Specialities. Cooper's Sheep Dip. Dealer in Produce of every description. Advances made upon Wool, Tallow, and Grass Seed. r Everything sold at fair remunerative prices. 2£ per cent, discount allowed on all: purchases of £1 and upwards, and on Drapery alone, 5 per cent, allowed. ' N.B. — All Goods marked in plain figures, and any article not in stock will be procured iu town for regular customers. Foreign Orders Executed. EDWARD KNIGHT BROWN, General Storekeeper, CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, GISBORNE MASONIC HOTEL, GISBORNE. CONSULTATION on the MEL\J BOURNE CUP, 1879. 500 Subscribers at £1 eaoh. First Horse £200 Second Horse ... ... 100 Third Horse 50 Other Starters (divided) ... 75 Non-starters (divided) ... 76 Total... ... £500 The drawing will take place on FRI DAY, OCTOBER 31st; Should th« Sweep not fill the priaej will be pai< pro rata. D. PAGE. nV/TONEY TO- LEND in larg^ small sums upon First Class Frpeholi security. !v . W. BRASSEY, Soliojtofv -" Gladstone Road, . Next Masonic Hotel. "OROOF Ot \DEBT FORMS, unde _LT the Bankruptcy Act, 0N. ,. SALI at the Herald Office. . ,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 821, 28 June 1879, Page 3
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