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.a.2st:n"tt^.:lj STOCK TAKING CASH SALE. GRAHAM, PJTTjffld BENNETT, In accordance with their usual custom, COMMENCED THEIR GREAT Cash Stock-taking Sale of Drapery and Clothing ON Sj^tu:r,:d_a-Y, j^lj^it 28, FOP. ONE MONTH ONLY, When the Whole of their valuable Stock of DRAPERY will be given away at Absolute Cost Price, for CASH ONLY. [JjlI 51 This is a. Thoroughly Geniunc Clearing Sale, in proof of which we point to its repeated success in the past, £O AAA Eight Thousand Founds' HO AAA rS I II II I worth of the most valuable "T.rS I II II I U ) UUU and best-assorted Drapery <*-^}W^V/ To be sacrificed for the benefit of our Customers, and to reduce our Heavy Stock prior to Stock-taking, which commences on Ist July. HOSIERY CALICOES GLOVES TOWELS RIBBONS QUILTS LACES FLANNELS BUTTONS BLANKETS TRIMMINGS UNDER SHIRTS VELVETEENS UNDER PANTS PLUSHES BRACES, TIES DRESS MATERIALS ! HATS, and SERGES | ALL CLOTHING Sec, &c., &c. IMPORTED NEW SSASO2T GOODS AT COST PRICE. Remember— -Every Article at Prime Cost ! All Goods entered during the Sale will be charged for at usual Prices. . t ■■■I, r\ • .1 Graham, Pitt and Bennett, GENERAL DRAPERS $ IMPORTERS, GrLj^iDSTO^jE E/OA.3D. W. O\ HZE3STIsrESS"Z" (LATE R. HANNAH AND CO.), Gisborne and Poverty Bay Cash Boot Market, GLADSTONE ROAD (OPPOSITE AKGYLL HOTEL). Tl AVING purchased the Business of Messrs ft. HANNAH & Co., in this town, I •*•*■. beg to notify the inhabitants of Gisborne and surrounding Districts of that fact. I shall keep a large and varied Stock of all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES of all qualities, and do my level beat to make this Shop the premier one for Shoe Leather in Uook Cunty. In Colonial-made articles, I pin my faith in R. Hannah & Co.'s Manufactures, aa T know from my own experience, aa well as from that of j cores of others in the Trade, that their Goods, for genuine value, durability, and suitabili'y to Colonial requirements, are second to none. In imported Boots of all qualities I hold a very large Stick, and am making a specialty of Hiffh-class Goods, from such world-renowned Maker* as F. Pinj-t, Otto Herz, Covr and West, &c, and am thus able to supply an artie'e hitherto only obtainable in the cities of the Colony. I call special attention to a shipment of Ladies' and Genb'emen's DANCING SHOES and BOOTS, all of which are in latest styles and of splendid quality. I publish a Price List of Leading Lines. PRICE LIST. Men's Strong Nailed AVatertights— lo/11, 12/6, 14/6, 16/6 Men's Strong Nailed Shooting Boots— l 2/6, 14/6, 16/6 Men's Strong Leather Elastic-sides (heel and too plates) — 10/6, 12/6, 14/6 Men's Sewn Balmorals (heel and toe plates) — 13/6, 15/6 Men's Strong Nailed Bluchers, 6/6, 7/6 Men's Leather and Carpet Slippers — 4/6, 5/6 Cove and West's Gentlemen's Boots, in all qualities Ladies' Calf- Kid Button Boots— l 2/6, 14/6, 15/6 Ladies' High-leg Kid Balmorals— l 2/6, 14/6, 15/6 Ladies' Prunella Boots — 8/6, 9/6, 10/6 Ladies' Kid Oxford Walking Shoes — 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 Ladies' Calf -skin Balmorals — 9/6, 10/6, 12/6 Ladies' Kid Elastic-sides (sewn)— 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, to 14/6 A Line of Girls' Kid Elastic-sides at 4/6, to clear Infants' Boots and Shoes — From 1/- to 3/6 Ladies' Warm Slippers — From 3/6 to 6/6 We beg to notify the Public that we have sold our Business in this town to Mr W. J. HENNESSY, and ask fora continuance to our succesß >r of the support awarded us. We also beg the Public to take notice that we have no connection whatever with Hiiy Boot Business in this town except that of Mr Hennessy. Others have used oar name, no doubt with the conviction that it would add some lustre to their own. We have heard so much of this from disappointed Boot-buyers that we take this opportunity of putting the Public on their guard, and W3 again state that Mr W. J. Hennessy is our successor. R. Hannah and Co. ggg* Please Note the Address — The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Store ¥. J. HEraESSYKS-jProprietbr Opposite Argyll Hotel, Gladstone Road. FORJSALE. MRS ROSIE SECTION 345, Gladstone Road, contain- XX AS much pleasure in announcing that ing 1 rood, with Large Two-storey -*-*- Blle lms 5°u US .V!° W l l the occu P ation of BOUGHT A SPLENDID LINE Robert Watson, EeqFOR SALE OR LEASE, 0F SECTION 6, Gladstone Road, containing SAMPLE JACKETS, 1 rood 1^ peaches with Large Eight- In Lmmks > anij Maids', roomed HOUtiLi, lately m the occupation of VV. Brassey, Esq. TWEED AND JERSEY. Prices and terms onlpplication to- AT HALF THE USUAL PRICE. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCAN189 TILE AGENCY CO. (Limiteo). Also, HISLOP & WELSMAN^ A ASSORTMENT NEW ZEALAND SHEEP DIP. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S HATS IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Trimmed and Untrimmed, SHEEP-DIPPING SPECIFIC NOW IN AT E Q UALLY LOW PRICES. USE. Knitting Wools in Great Variety. IT is thoroughly effectual : dissolves readily aud perfectly in cold water ; is Listing in its effects ; possesses great cleansing LARGE ASSORTMENT OF power ; leaver ao stain : aud is of uniform at.ei.gth. NEW MILLINERY HEW FEATHEKS and FLOWERS Sole Agents]:— NEW ULBTKRS and JACKETS NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCAN- NEW COSTUMES FOR CHILDREN TILE AGENCY CO. (Limited). new PELIS SES FOR CHILDREN FOR SAL li , NEW FANCY WOOL JACKETS NEW LACES, RIEBONS, HOSIERY, jpiORNER SECTION 20S, KAITI, 1 acre, \j Fenced, Cleared, and partly ploughed. & c ' < * c * Apply to D. Millah. . Will be sold by Auction on Saturday, 18th TTT TANTED KNOWN — Ladies' Black nst., if not previously disposed of. 201 W Hand-bags at 2b 6d— At J. Longley'e

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4891, 16 June 1887, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4891, 16 June 1887, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4891, 16 June 1887, Page 3

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