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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume X, Issue 2035, 15 November 1883, Page 3

JM-.-1883 &BOYLAN, . fl . ■ Goods. Q r Goods. \ * Goods. j | Goods. - hi k s< Goods. B | 3 I Goods. Goods. & BOYLAN. !IM - - 1883 W. S. INGLE ; HAS • REMOVED TO HIS NEW OFFICES IN GLADSTONE ROAD, Next door to Mr. Snyder Browne's, T>ERSONS wanting to purchase or sell properties have now a good opportunity, as Mr. Ingle will post notices in the window, giving price and particulars of properties for sale. 211 A. G. CROLL TT7OULD like to call attention to his Large and Varied Stock of C-- IHQ2TMO2TGEHY -t3 Builders' and Furnishing. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR] CASH. QEEDS! OEEDS ! Musx be Sold. 171 1884. LETTS'JDIARIES. 1884. THOMAS ADAMS HAS just received, ex " British Queen," one case, consisting of SCRIBBLING, OFFICE AND POCKET DIARIES, ; : In various styles and binding. Also, live cases of the latest novelties in CHRISTMAS, NEW ZEAR, AND BIRTHDAY CARDS, Considered the most beautiful that have yet been produced. Fancy Goods of all kinds, suitable for all classes of the community. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes in endless variety. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Snuff, Pouches, and all other requisites. Stationery, consisting of Ledgers, Cash Books, Journals, Day Books, in various i bindings ; Note and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Drawing Papers, Parchment, Tracing Cloth and Paper, Pencils, Pens, Crayons, Ink, Colors in cake and moist, and everything requisite. Books by all the best authors, in various bindings. Novels, an immense variety. Music, a large and varied assortment. Also, 1 Pianos, Violins, Concertinas, Accordeous, Flutes, Tuning Forks, etc. Magazines, Journals, and Newspapers by every Suez and 'Frisco Mail. Cricket Bats, Balls, and Stumps, Skittlea, etc., etc., etc. ■, THOMAS ADAMS, . 166 Gladstone Road. WS. GREEN E, • AOCTIONEKK, VALUATOII, Interpbeter, and General Commission . , Agent, 267 Gladstone Road, Gisborns. i • W. S. GREENE, BEGS to intimate to his friends an? the public generally that he hu& resumed the business of AUCTIONEER, &c. He will also, in connection with the above, pursue the business of a LICENSED INTERPRETER. W.G. hopes, from his long experience in * thia district, and by strict attention to the interests of his clients, to merit a fair share of business. Sales will be advertised in due course. JOB PRINTING of every desuriptiou, al Lowest Prices, neatly aud promptl} executed at the Hekald Office.