DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS, &. HABIT MAKERS. Mrs. BERRY and Miss BOL AND "DESPECTFULLY beg to announce -Ll> to the LADIES OF GISBORNE and the districts of Poverty Bay, that they have commenced business as above, and feel confident from their LONG EXPERIENCE that they will be able to GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION to those who may favor them with their patronage. LADIES WAITED UPON AT THEIR OWN RESIDENCE. The latest Fashions received regularly. Charges Strictly Moderate. And m accordance with the Times. Feathers Dyed, Cleaned, and Curled. Address : GLADSTONE ROAD, Adjoining the Shop of Mrs. Jones, Fruiterer. RE-OPENING OF BUSINESS. HENTON .& CO., HAVING PURCHASED THE WHOLE of the STOCK of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perftunery, Books, & Stationery, &0., &0.. ~ lately m the possession of MR. J. H. STUBBS, will RE-OPEN m the old premise* on THIS DAY (MONDAY), July 7. The management of the business wiIJL remain m the hands of MR. STUBBS, so long and favorably known m this district, and HENTON & CO. trust that the support hitherto so liberally accorded to MR. STUBBS will be extended to the new firm. FANCY Programmes, m the newest styles, at the Herald office.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 831, 10 July 1879, Page 3
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