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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 5056, 31 December 1887, Page 4

GREAT CiiARING SALE — OF— DRAPSBY, eto. OOAnA WORTH TO BE DIS--5Q OU U U POS liD OF ! E. X. 'BROWN TIEGS to announce that in order to exp - O dite the disposal of his Large Stock of Dijapery, etc , he has rented premises in — GLADSTONR ROAD, (Opposite the Herald Office). On t\e First Day of DECEMBER he will commence a — Genuine and Determined Sale ! ! Tli-3 Stock is thoroughly well Assorted, and has been marked down to PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION I And must speedily effect tho ohject in view. AN EARLY INSPECTION ia very advisable, a3 No Reasonable Offer will be , refused, especially for Bulk Purchases ! MY GENERAL BUSINESS will be continued in the Old Premises, from which the Branch will be daily supplied with Fresh Goods as required. TERMS CASH! t3T Orders for the General Store will be taken and promptly attended to from the Branch Establishment. Note the Address— E. K. BROWN, GLADSTONE ItOAD. 636 YOU CAN'I AFFORD TO waste your money on TRASHY, LOW PRICED SOAPS. Practice Thrift, and study true ECONOMY by using only BURNS'S A-l SOAP. The effovfc made to impr- the homes of New Zealand must fail cure their full effect unless they succe n inducing every housekeeper to use BCRNS'S A-l SOAP. It is a simplp, but useful article. jS^Those who fail to use it are still more simple, and not hal as useful. r —^^v^ ~~Z You may have heard of it a THOUSAND TIMES without usiug it ONCE. If you will reverse the position aud USE IT ONCE You will praise it to others a THOUSAND TIMES —I have spent hundreds of pounds in convincing the women of New Zealand that their labor can be greatly lightened by using BURNS'S A- 1 SOAP (the World Renowned Cleanser !) but I have fallen short of my ambition if I have failed to CONVINCE YOU. "LAKE WAIKARE - MOANA b "AND WAIROA. rpOURISTS' tickets will be issued to Lake JL Waikare-Moana and back, provided there are not less than three- Passengers. The start from Gisborne would be made by Coach on a Monday afternoon (if convenient to Tourists), and would arrive at Greep Park came evening. The next day the Waihau Lakes would be reached for lunch.Maru Maru Caves could be visited in the afternoon, and Frasertown made in the evening. The following morning hacks would be provided, and Waikare Moana reached in the afternoon. Thursday and Friday would be devoted to exploring the Lake and district, and on Saturday the return ride would be made co Frasertown. The Coach would then run into Wairoa for the night, and on Sun day the return would be made to Greeu Park, arriving in Gisborne on Monday morning Fares for the trip, including coach, hacks, boat, euide, and hotel expenses, £6 ; if more than three Tourists, £5 10a. Trips can be arranged at R, Little's New Albion Stables, Gisborne. 805 ~J. A. HENDERSON, A UTHORISED AND X ICENSED C\. SURVEYOR. ±J Office : Mr Finneran's Buildings, next Parnell & Co. Surveys of all descriptions undertaken at LOWEST RATES. Plans prepared under theßhbUc Works and Patent Affi; 422 LAWN TEJSNI^! LAWN TENNIS ! THE MASONIC HOTEL LAWN TENNIS COURT NOW OPEN, pEOM 10 a.m. TO 6 p.m. Membership ... £1 la per annum A GEAND TOURNAMENT For Two Handsome Prizes will shortly be Played. Open to Members ' only. J. R. SCOTT Proprietor. 678 MONEF TO LEND. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOID SECURITY. Apply— Commissioners, 672 Harbour Board linking Fund. MONEY TO LEND. £100 to~£l,ooo. Low Rate 3of Interest. Solicitor's costs according to Scale. Other charges reduced. For Large Sums special arrangements. EDW3N WOON, 412 Agent Public Trustee. " MOiNbY TO LENJO. A FEW THOUSAND POUNDS to Lend on good FreeholSemrity. 0. A. DbLAUTOUR, fcoljtitor.