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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume X, Issue 2034, 14 November 1883, Page 1

Business ..Notices. iW E. K. BROWN, CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET. SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. ET^ T>RQWN begs to uotify that . XV. JIJ he is now Opening-up his FIRST SHIPMENTS For the New Season approaching. Fancy and Fashionable Dress Material*, of all kinds. Ladies' requirements of every description. Costumes, Fancy Brocaded Dolmans. Ladies' Lawn Tennis Aprons and Belts. New Shapes in Linen Cellars* and New Styles in Ladies' Ties, Collarettes, and Frillings. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Straw Hats from 4d. each, and Gentlemen's Tennis Hats. Plain and Fancy Prints, Self Satteens, Printed Satteens, Cambrics, and Checks Clothing: Department-** Has just been replenished with a lot of SEA SO.N ABLE GOODS i.v MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS', AND CHILDREN'S SUIT& HATS, HOSIERY, SUMMER SHIRTS (Oxford and Regatta). BOOTS— Ladies' Kid, Prunella, Calf, Cashmere, E.S. or Lace-up ; Children's Buckle Shoes, and Infants' Boots; ' Men's, Boys', and Youths' of I all kinds. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE HOLLOWARE, IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, STATIONERY, SADDLERY, FANCY GOODS, FLOWERS in great variety. Goods Marked in Plain Figures Orders punctually attended to, and Parcels delivered to any address. Families waited "upon for orders '" if required. Agent for SHARLAND'S SPECIALITIES. Agent for THE UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY Farm and Garden Seeds. Goods Arriving by Every Steamer. E. K. BROWN* General Importer and Agent, CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET, GISBORNE 70 ■ . . v..... . '?% "John Anderson, my Jo, my John, When first we were acquaint, You brought into Poverty Bay some of the Prettiest and Neatest Boots I have had thp pleasure to look at for a long time," was tti& remark of a leading citizen ot Gisborne on my opening up here ; arid John Anderson will lead another heavy card, and dispose of the balance of this Really Sigh-class Stock of Boots and Shoes AT SALE PRICES! And these prices visitors to the T)OVERTY T>AY & ,piSBORNE i^ASH "DOOT OHOP Will find to be exceedingly low, taking into consideration the genuine quality of the goods. ROOM WANTED FOR SPRING SHIPMENTS. Many of the lines quoted below are ridicul ously cheap, and only want looking at to ensure a speedy clearance. PRICE LIST ! PRICE LIST ! s. d. Ladies' Stout Kid E. S. Walking ! Boots 511 Ladies' French Kid E.S. Boots, Block fronts 7 11 Ladies' Levant Leather Balmorals, High Leg 9 11 Ladies Extra High Leg French Calf Balmorals 12 6 Ladies' Prunella Walking Boots ... 511 Ladies' High Leg Kid Button Boots, sewn 11 6 Ladies' Kid Derby Walking Shoes ... 6 11 Ladies' Slippers 3 9 Ladies' Cashmere House Boots ... 4 6 Ladies' Prunella Elastic-fronted Slip- : pers 3 9 Infants' Ankle Strap Shoes ... ... 1 3 Infants' E.S. Boots 1 li Girls' Kid E.S. Boots, from 4 11 Boys' and Girls' Strong Lace-up Cop-per-toes, from 3 6 Boys' Strong Nailed Lace-ups, from 6 6 Men's Watertights (own make) ... 10 8 Men's Stout O.F. Shooters, nailed ... 12 6 Men's Kangaroo E.S 10 6 Men's Stout Calf E.S., heel and toe plates 12 6 Men's Strong Nailed Bluchers ... 6 6 Note. — Sale Commences. Be in time. Some thorough Bargains about. A squatter unto Gisborne bound, Cried, boatman, do not tarry ; And I'll give thee a Bilver pound To row me o'er the ferry. John Anderson's selling-off, and I want to fit up the family with some of his Tremen* duous Bargains. So, hurry up. JOHN ANDERSON, The Poverty Bay and Gisborne Cash Boot Snor, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. 67 CRAWFORD'S BREWERY ABERDEEN ROAD, GISBORNE. /CRAWFORD'S XXX and XX ALES. CRAWFORD'S EXHIBITION VJ STOUTS, The reputation of the above has been maintained against all competitors, CRAWFORD'S DERATED & TONIC WATERS, for quality, areiiusurpassed. trade supplied on liberal terms. GINGERADE.— An effervescing and non intoxicating tonic. The demand for this beverage is daily increasing. Ordora for above may be left at Messrs Pctrrci & Croft, Lowe street. 312