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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4896, 23 June 1887, Page 1

THE EOSELAND HOTEL. SITUATE AT THE JUNCTION OF THE MATAWHERO AND ORMOND ROADS. TS acknowledged to be the most convenient and centrally-situated Hostelry in the District, being an easy distance from town, and commanding a most magnificent view over the surrounding country and our picturesque Bay. THES MINERAL BATHS are of universal repute, and justly celebrated for their curative properties. THE ACCOMMODATION" of the Hotel itself is second to none in the district, the Bedrooms being lofty and well ventilated. The Proprietor has had considerable experience in the business, and knowing that " Good wine needs no bush," in proof of which he only intends to provide the BEST OF GOOD ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS, believing in the principle that the best is ever the cheapest article. For the convenience of holding Balls, Concerts, and Country Meetings, a SPACIOUS HALL is attached to the premises. Also- GOOD PADDOCKS, STABLING, AND SALE YARDS FOR STOCK. For every description of Sports, Pigeon Matches the grounds are unrivalledThe regular meetings of the P.B. Gun Club are held here. JOHN WAUGH - - - PROPRIETOR DICKSON'S ARGYLL HOTEL. APrtVTT. DINING ROOM— Breakfast, 8 a.m.— Lukokron 1 p.m.— 1 LU - Dinner, 6 p.m. ARGI? LL C °M MEIICIAL ANP READING ROOMS. IB j&. 3Efe ££■ APnVTT SITTING A^ D BEDROOMS. ArfrlTXilJj Billiard Room-Two Tables. ARC 1 V JjTj EUROPEA]s sipe qf th^ HOUSE.— Open from y am. to ARGYLL SAMFLE ROOMS. — Plunge and Shower Baths. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. WAEKENGA-A-HIKA HOTEL. WILLIAM COOPER, Proprietor. 0 UN EQUALLED ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES & TRAVELLERS Crawford's Beer and 2Erated Waters always on Hand. FIRST-OLASS, WELL-APPOINTED BILLIARD TABLE. WILLIAM COOPER PROPRIETOR; "W. J". ECEI3SrisrBSS"Y" (LATE B. HANNAH AND CO.), Gisborne and Poverty Bay Cash Boot Market, GLADSTONE ROAD (OPPOSITE ARGYLL HOTEL). HAVING purchased the Business of Messrs R, HANNAH & Co., in this town, I beg to notify the inhabitants of Gisborne and Burroundlng 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 best to make this Shop the premier one for Shoe Leather in Cook C' unty. In Colonial-made articles, I pin my faith in R Hannah &■ Co. 's Manufactures, as I know from my own experience, as well hs from that of scores of others in the Trade, that their Goods, for genuine value, durability, and suitabiliiy to Colonial requirements, are second to none. In imported Boots of all qualities I hold a very large Stock, and am making a specialty of High-class Goods, from such world-renowned Makers as F. Pinkt, Otto Herz, Cove and West, &c, and am thus able to supply an article hitherto only obtainable in the cities of the Colony. I call special attention to a shipment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's DANC ~>BG SHOES and BOOTS, all of which are in latest styles and of splendid quality. I publish a Pries List of Leading Lines. FRIOIS LIST. Men's Strong Nailed Watertights— 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-aides (hoel and toe 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— B/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 for a continuance to our successor of the support awarded ua. We also beg the Public to take notica that we have no connection whatever with any Boot Business in this town except that of Mr Hennessy. Otherß have used our 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 wa again state that Mr W. J. Hennessy is our successor. R. Hannah and Co. 0 ■■' ■ Igip Please Note the Address — The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Gash Boot Store ¥. J.HEMESSY{™-}Proprietor Opposite Argyll Hotel, Gladstone Road. BAEEELL'S PATENT STEAM FAIILY WASHIM MACHINE. MBSSBS ARTHUB PABNEIiL AND CO. It is so simple that a child can work it, and the clothes su tain no damage whatever by wear or tear in the process, there is no friction. It was awarded the First Special Prize at the Exhibition of New Zealand Industries. i A week's free trial will be given to any person wishing to test its excellence, with a view to purchasing. ARTHUR PARNELL AND CO., IRONMONGERS, SOLE AGENTS FOR GISBORNE (At whose premises the Machine is now onjview). HAVE KEEN AI'rOIJfTKD For this wonderful Lnftor-sjiving. Machine.