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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4736, 9 December 1886, Page 4

BUKNB' Beyond Doubt TA7I TVT PA T <AmlL BEST SOAP Vy I |\|ltA I SOAP. New Zealand. TT AXIVJIX-I.J. buuns^ r s WHOLESALE A A 1 ABSOLUTELY SOAR PURE ! 10-I- AJOST4 ~~ " ~~Z T~, Customs Street East, I BURNS' Is G uaranteed f ree from silicate of soda, Olau- „ . c jgLX) bers' salt, Invite inspection of tneir fc Or other deleterious adul* SOAP. terations. Warehouse (nes BURNS 5 is mU i m „ A^ economical CompnsingSOAP. use ! FENDERS BURNS' is' F 11 ! UNRIVALLED I I M mmmmmm Jk.± FOR I I RANGES SOAP. LAUNDRY USE|! I I COLC BURNS' fe| Tin a^ d BE FOUND JIB r _ ttf IN £ H §!l rf . 8 SOAP. EVERY HOME! g llj O Og g S BURNS' Is branded on g gl^ g H 1 .5 EVERYBAR, H 1 1 SftSj and the S I 1 fel « M ' SOAP is Registered. \ | I J S3 «< * BURNS' Is Manujactured solely i II I CD f* #? •&>**• JOHN NEWTON, 11 ° SOAP. At his Works, Kaiwarra. H I JOHN NEWTON has had great experi- 1 1 FENCII ence in the manufacture of first-class soap. || (I Those who remember the really PURE || v NoW IiAND SOAP they were accustomed to use in the In 9 Old Country will recognise with pleasure an Ml I old friend in BURNS' Al SOAP. 1 I — • I I To Arrive BU R.NS' PUREST ! II i ai best iND Country Orders SOAP. OHEAPE 1 GIVING UP BUSINESS! AS I am GIVING UP BUSINESS, and the Premises are to be Sold by Public Auction on 11th December, it becomes absolutely imperative to quit the Entire Stock at the earliest possible date I purpose therefore, on and after the 27th INSTANT tc > submit the Entire Stodk of IRONMONGERY, DRAPERY AND GROCERY, for ABSOLUTE SALE AT COST PRICE, And in some instances LESS THAN LOST . IST THIS SALE IS BONA FIDE, and presents an opportunity to those requiring the Goods which I offer, to purchase at Extraordinary Low Prices. otcexi xxfcowrasMcowrca-BJEtTr &toc**c COMPRISES — Builders' Ironmongery— Galvanised Iron Locks, Bolts, Hinges* Nails;, Screws, Grates, Ranges, Spouting, Ridging, Sashes, Doors, Glass, and Paperhangings and Paints. House Furnishing Ironmongery comprises Stoves, Pots, rans, Fenders and Fire Irons, Tin-ware, Enamelled-ware, Brush-ware, Lamp-ware,, Cutlery, and Electro-plated Goods. m Agricultural Implements—Ploughs, Harrows, Seed-sowers, stripping Machiiaes, and Flour Mills. Artists' Tools— A Large Assortment of Best Makers'. Dress Materials, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Millinery, Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Hosiery, Shirts, Hats, Blankets, bheetings and Calicos. BOOTS, SADDLERY, &c. oboobbt s-took:. Tea, Sugar, Spi ces, Candles, Soap, Starch, Fruits, Flour, Meal, Maize, <fee. China, Glass and C 'rockery, Tea and Coffee Sets, Dinner-ware in a variety ot patterns, Toi] et-ware, Jugs, Mugs and Tankards, Tumbler and Wine Glasa i& (cut and plain), and a variety of other Goods, including Sick-room Requisites. ggg* Custo?7hers will Undly Remember that the Entire Stock must be Cleared within a very limited time. ! A.-- IPj^IE^IISriEILiIj;, GLA.DSTON EROAD AND LOWE STREET. FIBST SHII^I^CEIsrT OF NEW SPRING & SUMMER DRAPERY & CLOTHING NOW OPENED, — —AT— — Gh- Tt. MOORE'S. DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. &t PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENT. (POVERTY BAY AND CISBORNE CASH BOOT MARKET) HAVE REHXOVED 10 THE -f remises lately Occupied by M. Hall, OPPOSITE xnKT^Oaß* B-At-SXTK.