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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4769, 21 January 1887, Page 2

Special Advertisements. William Ad air Has just Returned from Auckland, wheke he uas seouked ANOTHER WINDFALL! GHAND HOLIDAY BARGAINS ! OWING to the great Competition in the Wholesale Trade in Auckland, he has Purchased a Large Parcel of NEW SEASON'S GOODS At Discounts varying from 25 to 75 per cent. Special Reduction in 200 LADIES' PRINT COSTUMES. HATS AND BONNETS at Extraordinary Prices during this Month. fc. Tfcp Largest Stock of General Drapery evti imported in the District. 500 pieces Fast-colored Prints from 2gd upwards. 2oD pieces Fancy Dress Goods from 4gd. • Rare Babuains in Cretonnes. Tapestry Carpets at Clearing Prices. Three Firstclaea PIANOS by well-known Makers. W3L AD A IE. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, VTTE hold a SPLENDID NEW STOCK f JUVENILE CLOTHING In the following styles : " MA If A TIME "—Our own make, in Ser<;c, China Silk, and Striped Drill. "RUPERT" —In the . wear-resisting Mosgiel "NEW NORFOLK"— In Tweeds, at all prices, China Silk, and Knitted " PATROL"— Military Style, in Black Worsted. "FRITZ" —Made of Mosgiel Tweed, and sold at remarkably low price. CHILDREN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' HATS, In Every Conceivable Skate, AT THE New Zealand Clothing Factory, Gladstone Road. R. H, SCOTT, Manager. ■y r r^ ro s sma n n. SURGEON DENTISTS Has REMOVED his Consulting Rooms NEXT DOOR TO Mr STUBBS', Chemist Gladstone Road, L where specimens of his work may be seen. WATCHMAKER. W. FRASER, (Late with F. W. Collins, Napier), HAS REMOVED NEXT DOOR TO MX FOSTER (Chemist), where he will continue to Clean and Repair Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery at moderate charges. Colonial Jewellery, Rings, Brooches, Chains, Medals, Masonic Jewels, etc., made to order on the premises at the shortest notice ; also Electro- plating and Gilding. Pipes of every aort mounted and repaired in Hworkinanlik manner. Hrai plaite into rings, chains, bracelet", & DENTISTRYMR. H. C. WILSON, Surgeon Dentist, TENNYSON STREET, NAPIER. Mr Wilson will make hi 3 next trip to Gisborne on March 20th, when he may be consulted as usual at Mr Foster's, where a Show Case may be seen of his work. Apppoiatments may bejnade through M Foster. CHAS. WESTRUP & Co., STOCK, STATION, & COMMISSION AGENTS, Fekris's Buildings. SHEEP. I 20 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln Rams 500 2-tooth Lincoln Wethera 200 250 200 full-mouth Lincoln Wethers 1500 2 aud 4-tooth Wethers, first cross to long wool 200 2-tooth Lincoln Ewea 250 1000 fresh full-mouth Cross-bred Ewea CATTLE. 60 head young Cattle, both sexes 12 cjuiet young Cows, in milk And several small lots. HORSES. 4-year-old Chestnut Gelding, by Corsair Several trap Horses ' Several draught Horses FREEHOLD LAND 300 acres, Patutahi 40 acres, Patutahi 3000 acres, Waimata : CLOVERS. i Sutton's Red Clover, Cow Clover, Cow Grass, Alsyke, and Trefoil. WOOL PRESS. All letters deposited in the office letter box will be attended to. DUNLOP & BOURKE, AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS Bonded Warehousemen, SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMIS SI ON AGENTS, CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET.