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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4953, 30 August 1887, Page 4

D, I. C. THIRST HALF-YEARLY gALE. Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, Boots, &c AT THE ID. I. O-, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. OWIInG to tho Great Depression in Trado, mcl finding we are heavily Overstocked in most Departments, the D.I.C, with their usual Liberality, have decided upon holding Great Clearing £alef the Entire Stock, —COMMENCING— §#= THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th. o . The I will, -li-i ng this Sale, offer the Greatest Attractions to Purchasers of DRAPERY and CLOTHING in the shape of Good Value for Money ; and in order to realise on the Stock in as short a spaco of time as possible, will give the inhabitants of the Town and District at prices which will make it to their advantage to lay in a Stock for '. months to come. ; In the present instance an opportunity is offered which rarely occurs, as the i Stock is nearly all NEW GOODS, being mostly This Season's Shipment, ' so that Customers have all the advantage of laying in entirely NEW &QODS AT G-XLSAT REDUCTIONS! I £IT The D.1.0. wish to observe that under such circumstances as those above s alluded to "tho Inhabitants of both Town and Country, Heads of Families, i Runholclers, Couutry Storekeepers, and all Local Traders will find it to their ' advantage to come and obtain some of the GREAT BARGAINS winch will ' be offered at this Great Sale at the $■ I-C-, commencing AUGUST 11th. '■ About ag4,o©<9 of Drapery & Clothiug to l>e Slaughtered ! , Jna Stock of this extent it is impossible to enumerate particulars. Attention • is directed to the following amongst the B vrgains which will bo .submitted : — ■ 2000 yds Fancy Dl-ce3 Goodd from C.UI per ttik Velveteen, 2o (M (reduced from \U 9,1) 3 yd (about half price) " Cold Velveteen, Is 8d (reduced from 3s) i All Wool Colored Cashmere, Is 7£ (reduced Blk and Cjl'd Brocaded Velveteen, 3j (ref from 2s Cd) duced from ss) i Black Velveteens, Is 4£il (reduced from Is 500 yds Satins, light tints, 9i per yd (usual -. llci) price IsGJ) I B ! k Velvetenca, la lid (reduced from 2s lid) 40Oyds Satins, all shades, 1i Gd to 3s (usual , All Wool Black Cashmere, la 9d (reduced price 4s 6d to 6s 6d) i from 2s 9.1) A Large Variety of Silk Plushes in Black and Colored at Half Usual Prices. ) x ■ -SHOW ROOM. [ Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Underclothing, Wool Skirts. Wool i Clouds and Shawls, Ladies Ulsters and Jackets, White and Cream Frillings, , Umbrellas, Girls' and Ladies' Costumes, Flowers, Feathers, Corsets, Laces, Ei)> i bons, Gloves, Mtislin Edgings and Insertions, Linen Collars. ■ A Special Line of Children's Costumes, sizes 2t06, in the newest Materials, ' at about Half Usual Price. Also a line of Ladies' Tweed Ulsters, 4s lid ; usual price Ms Gd. ; The Great Sale commences on Thursday, ; August 11th, in the Premises of the D.I.C. : " SECOND TO NONE ! w JS the proud Motto of the celebrated Cavalry Regiment, the Scots Greys, and full well the stirring events at the begin- ■ ning of the present century enabled them to substantiate their proud insignia. SECOND TO IS'ONK is the watchword I have laid myself out to be guided by.. It is my ambition to make the Gisborne and Poverty Bay CASH BOOT MAHKET the Premier Market in the country ior anything in the shape of Shoe Leather. And for that purpose I have nearly doubled the amount of fetock I have been previously holding, and quadrupled my efforts to give l\eal Solid. Value. I ask for an esirly visit from everyone, as I now hold the I argest ivailmost Fashionaple Stock of Goods in the Bay, and can show an assortment of BOOTS and SHOES which for Variety, Style, tia-d Qualit}' is not to be beaten in the Colony, outside the four; Cities, Men's Strong Nailed "Watcrtiglits— l o/11, 12/0, M/G, 16/G Men's Strong N ailed Shooting ]Ju^.;— l2/G, 14/6, 16/G jtfon r s Strong Leathor Elastic-sides (heel and too plates)— lo/0, 12/6, 1-1/0 Men's Sewn J3e imorals (heel and too plates) — 13/0, 15/6 Men's Strorvg "Nailed ]31uchcrs, 0/0, 7/0 Men's Leatlver and Carpet Slippers — 4/6, 5/6 Cove and V/est's Gentlemen's Boots, in all qualities Ladies' Calf-Kid Button Boots— l2/fi, 14/6, 15/6 Ladies' High-leg Kid Balmorals— l2/G, 14/6, 15/6 Ladies' Prunella Boots— B/6, 9/6, 10/G Ladies'' Kid Oxford Walking Shoes— B/6, 10/6, 12/G Ladi« jß ' Calf-skin Balmorals— 9/6, 10/6, 12/6 Lades' Kid Elastic-sides (sewn)— 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, to 14/6 A \jino of Crtrls' Kid Elastic-sides at 4/G, to clear Ii if ants' Boots and Shoes — From 1/- to 3/6 Ijadics' Warm Slippers — From 3/6 to 6/6 Wo beg to notify the Public that n-o have sold our Business in this town to Mr W» J. .LIE3NSESSY, and ask fora continuance to our successor of the support awarded «H. Weal»f> be<j the Public to take nntico that we have no connection whatever with "Jiy Bout Business in this town except that, or Mr Honnessy. Others have used our name, no dioubtwith tho conviction that it would add some lustre to their own. We have heard, so much of this from disappointed Boot-buyers that wo take this opportunity of putting the Public on their guard, and W3 again state that Mr W. J. Hunnessy is our successor. R. HANNAH & Co §!§f Please Note the A»d:hess — The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Store, ¥. I IEIIESST{-H-}Proprietor f Opposite Argyll Hotel, Gladstone Road. 1 CHEAP "WINTEB FUEL. GAS COKE. Experience proves beyond a doubt that COKE is CHEAPER, CLEANER, and in every respect more ECONOMICAL than any other Fuel. Mrty be had in any quantity, from a Single Bag, at THE GAS COMPANY'S WORKS, GREY STREET.