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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 926, 16 October 1879, Page 1

MAKAEAKA STORE, ROSELAND. J. and A. B ATI'S HAVING PURCHASED the GOODWILL and STOCK-IN-TRADE of the business until lately carried on by Mr THOMAS U'REN, bet* to Bolicit the continuance of the patronage of the Settlers m the surrounding districts, and trust by strict attention to all requirements, and ■M-" 033 JE3 » uSL *__• IB _E» JE& I O _ES S, To merit their support. In addition to the Lar.*e Stock taken over from Mr URen, every Department has been AMPLY REPLENISHED, and we are m a position to 'offer Goods , UNEQUALLED FOR CHEAPNESS IN POVERTY BAY. As will be seen from these few sample quotations :— A large assortment of Twill Shirts at 3s 6d each I Good Tweed Coats, at 1 7s 6d each v Sugar (for Cash), 5d per lb. Sg <j Soap, at 5d per bar. 0 Candles, at Is per lb. A large assortment of Boys* and Men's Clothing I alwaj's on hand And all other Commodities Equally Cheap. ALL PURCHASERS FOR CASH TO THE AMOUNT OF 20s. OR OVER ALLOWED FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT. THE HORSE IS MAN'S BEST FRIEND ! Why ill-use dumb animals, and make them travel eight miles untecessarily? All Goods supplied at Davis' Store equally as good and as Cheap as at G-isborae. AN INSPECTION EARNESTLY SOLICITED. The Old Stock is being: offered at a GREAT REDUCTION oil Wholesale Prices. Anyone wanting GROCERIES, CLOTHING, DRAPERY, IRON • MON GERY, FANCY GOODS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CIGARS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c., Will find a very extensive Stock of all these commodities to choose from. We guarantee our Tobacco to be Best m the Bay OUR TEAS Have been carefully selected, and we are confident that those who test them will be »l;id of having done so. They are Genuine ! Their Flavor is Delicious ! And they are Sold at the Lowest Profit honest dealing will permit of. FRESH AND SALT BUTTER Always oa Sand. IN NO INSTANCE WILL PRICES BE ABOVE THOSE GENERAL IN GISBORNE. POVERTY BAY SETTLERS VISITING AUCKLAND OUGHT TO MAKE A POINT OF VISITING THE . - THISTLE HOTEL. the SPENDID BARS & SITTING ROOMS. HOME Sun, Star, Herald, • and / The Upstair. Bar SPORTING . Poverty Bay and PAPUPS Herald its** BILLIARD ROOM, *__ *-*■__*_.» o filed. Unequalled m the Colonies. filed. * * SUPERB CHAMPAGNES, \ CONSULTATIONS ) < ON ALL THE > CHOICE CLARETS, / Great Sporting Events ) SPIRITS .OP ALL THE BEST BRANDS, . ,r " _____ ■- — - .fr S Assorted oases of Spirits, Wines, ) AMERICAN DRINKS, _- Berr packed s>;id delivired on the / * shortest notice. Country orders nc- > compnuied >y P. st i.fflce Orde s I AUSTRALIAN WINES. prompt'y Httended to. 1 sh — * J. G. LITTLE PROPRIETOR.-

COME EAR LV . L. Mcintosh BEG^ to intimate that he will treat CASH CUSTOMERS on The Most Liberal Terms, They need not wait till Eveninsr, but COME IN THE MORNING, and have THEIR PICK of the CHOICEST JOINTS. There is no advantage to be £ra ; ned m coming late, when the Best Meat has Gone. <>n the contrary . BEEF & MUTTON, UNSURPASSED IN QUALTTY, May be had at any hour At the Lowest Possible Prices ! By PAN MENT OF CASH at the time of Purchase. C. D. BERRY, TIMBER MERCHANT. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. piMBER, KAURI and KAIKATEA, *■ all Sizes and Dimensions, Shingles, Palings, Mouldings, Doors, Sashes, &c, always m stock. Timber Yard, Next Masonic Hall. STEAM MILLS, ORMOND. Estimates Given. Plans Prepared. | . jaie FANCY Fiogrammes, m the newe-1 styles at the Herald office.