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THE TOUGHEST JOB ON RECORD HAS been the work of all hands in this part of tho country for the last few weeks. Rain, rain, and more ram, as it btnton linking us through and through. The much vaunted U .uei proofs of all kinds have been tried and found wanting ; mey have emulated the celebrated British Bayonet, and gave a^ us too confiding mortals, evoking an overflow of vigorous b;.xon more forcible than polite. " . ii v _ We have been soaked outwardly— sonic like wire uiwai viij but many of us (a majority probably) have at least haw HENNESSY is well to the fore when a specially sever, icm on hand. REAL SOLID VALUE is the ticket I work on--Can't-Be-Beat Value, and it only requires rough wealhei o convince all and sundry. MY PRICE LIST : Gent's Cove and West's Porpoise Shooters, hand made 35/ Gent's Patent Court Shoes - - - Wj* I°,'^ to 00/0 0 / Ladies' Kid Elastic Boots - - - 5/6,6/6, /6 8/11 to .0, Ladies' Extra High Kid Button - - - H/» ™fl Gents' Leather Elastic Sides, English make - U»/.J>» IJ / Gents' Cove and West's Balmorals, all inake.i,froin 1W» t0 Ladies' Prunella Button Boots - - - '(„/. 0 /r> Infants' Lace Boots - - - - lV» r /r Girls' Strong Leather School Boots, heel and toe plates^ ii/^o, ° Gents' Calf Cookhams, wide well (Best) - - 20, i Gents' Light Bluchers -"""?( Maids' Jubilee Slippers - s/rt 5/fi 7/fi to 15/6 Ladies' Evening Shoes - 3/6 5/6.//0, to 10/ D Boys' Sand Shoes from - n/q io/fi H/fi Men's Solid Kip Watertights - - - H/ 9 ' W^ l 'V b Children's Lace Boots from - - " o/^m/rn'o Ladies' Kid Lace-ups - - - 8/G,lO/O,U/J Ladios'Carpet Slippers (Colonial made) ,- Jrnn/r Gents' Oxford Walking Shoes, - - - ?/r -/r Gents' Canvas and Mole Shoes - - - a/C Ladies' Lawn Tennis Shoes - - - ' */'^ . r/fi Gents' Shooting Boots, nailed - - - I Vi V/r Boys' Calf Elastic Sides - b > '/° Children's Patent Strap Shoes from - - A', , K/r Gents' Derby Shoes - al6 Gent's Carpet Slippers - - - ' J/j-i air Girls' Copper Toe Lace Balmorals- - - °/v* */° Ladies' Cashmere Button Boots, patent vamp - 10/ b Ladies' Felt Slippers - - - " -/£ . Gents' Glove Kid Elastic Sides - - - I'/o*- 1 / Girls' Jubilee Felt Slippers - - V Ladies' Prunella Button Shoes, from - - J Ladies' Strong Leather Lace Boots, heel plates - 9/, 10/o Ladies' Button Boots, special line - - ' T T *■ f Nubian Blacking, Peerless Gloss, Satin Polish, Glycerole, Iron Lasts, oot Protectors, etc., etc. A Lot of empty Boot Trunks for sale cheap. The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Market. W. J.HEOTESSY{,B- Proprietor Opospite Aigyll Hotel, Gladstor.* Road Ttolm STOP! STOPI LOOK HERE! HI. LEWIS Is Selling GROOEEIES at Extremely Low Prices. LOOK AT HIS QUOTATIONS ! FOR CASH ONLY! Flour (only best) 6s 2tl per 50 -lams (best) Ud tin Corn Flour 4id and 6d per lb Cocoa (V. H. ) Is and 2s per tin Candles 6d per lb Mustard (Colman s) Is per lb Matches, 250's Is 9d per doz, Plaids 6d doz Pepper (White) Is 8d per lb Blacking (D. & M.) 6d per doz Salt Id per lb Vinegar (best) 2s 3d per gal Washing Soda Htl per lb Golden Syrup (Morton's) lOd per 21b tin Sago (Pearl) 3d per lb Rice (Java) 11s 3d per 561 b bag Barley do. 3d per lb Cream of Tartar 2a 4d per lb Essences (assorted) 9d per bottl« Biscuits (Mixed) 6d per lb Neave's Food Is per tin Knife Polish 6d per tiu Carbonate Soda 4d per lb Hud. Extract of Soap, 8 pkts for Is Brown Windsor Soap, 8 cks for Is Baking Powder Jib tin for 6d Teas. Teas. Teas. Teas. These need no comment, as they are well known to be the Ees in the Town. GREAT REDUCTIONS! MY 2s 2s 6d 3s NOW NOW NOW Is 8d 2s 2s Cd DEAPEEY & CLOTHING GREAT BARGAIN'S in these Departments. Come and see for yourselves. Quote no Prices, but inspection invited. GREAT REDUCTIONS! SADDLER\ ! SADDLERS I SADDLES Y ! TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN THIS LINE I GENT'S SADDLES (Complete) ... for £115 0 BRIDLES (Good Value) for 0 4 6 SIDE SADDDES (Special Line)... for ?> 0 0 SPURS (Plated) for 1 9 per pair NOTE THE ADDRESSHI. LEWIS, WHOLESALE IMPORTER, Gladstone Road Gisborne^ THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ESTABLISHED 1372. THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS ABOUT TO MAKE THEIR WILLS IS DIRECTED TO THE LARGELY-REDUCED SCALE OF CHARGES ON COLLECTION OF MONEYS, AS SHOWN IN "NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE" OF JULY 18, 1889, PAGE 790. - HEAD OFFICE * WELLINGTON. THOMAS CHRISP, Local Agent at Gisborne. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. .« atug^ EPPS'S COCOA. G overn^ ce ce p i artme e nt isurance Breakfast, — •By a thorough knowledge of the natural iuvi LOANS ON MORTGAGE, which govern the operations of digestion ntv! nut FnOM time to time a limited portion of th« rition, nnd by a careful application of tho (inn pro- funds is lent on first mortgage of froohold pertiea of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps tins provided security, with option of repayment by fixed our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured bever- instalments, sproad over 12, 15, or 20 yoara. ngo which may save us many heavy doctors' bill?. It ie Half-yearly Payment by tho judicioususe of such articles of diet thatacon- for each j£ioo stitution may be gradually bnilt up until stronf! Period of Loan— £ c d ' enough to resist every tendency to disease. Huudrede Twelve years ... ... 6 4 7* of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to at- Fifteen years ... ...6 8 9 tack wherever there is a weak point. Wo nay escape Twenty years ... ... 413 8 may a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves woll fortified Loftnß repayable by instalments whereby with,.nre blood and a propeny nourished frame."- principal and Interest are both liauida.t«a See article i. the C.V.L Bkrv.ch Oazbtth. £ lthin P a ?ive £ a B n VoS teiS 8 X most - Made simply with boiling water or midc. favourable character, pi esent marked advantagos to settlers and ethers. sold in 1 lib rackets by Grocers, labelled The borrower max. before the expiry of . -. , „,. fche ful l period, redeem the loan, with or JAMES EPPh & (JO., without notice, on terms which can be asHomeopathic obomM. London, England Vlt^^S^'A^l %^T£ '"' plication oan be obtained. L __— f Or fan particulars as to loans, apply to i MEMORANDUM OF MORTOAOK. feß^^BrrtOtaandPo^ n LEASE, and TRANSFER FORMS, Actuary and Principal Ofiloer. c under " L.iikl Tnisfcr A<;t," at Hil..\u> D. M. LUCKIB, r ollico. OtajpaiMlonw, j c

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5572, 18 September 1889, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5572, 18 September 1889, Page 4