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REGISTER! REGISTER REGISTER! AT OJSCE I AT ONCE 1 AT ONCE I NO DELAY! NO DELAY! SOME BEAL^D-HOT BARGAINS are on the board at HEi^NESSV 'S, which, must go, quickly and positively. I am prepared to show a multitude of Bargains in Shoe Leather which must convince all nnd sundry that HENNESBY is the man to support. What do you think of — Men's Strong Kip bluchers, nailed or plain, at - - 5/11 Ladies' Leather Laceups, strong and serviceable - -7/11 Men's nice Light Sunday Boots .... 10/11 Ladies' Cashmere Slippers ..... 3/4 You can't beat 'em much. ladies' "Kid Elasbio Sides, so l id and durable - - - 7/5 Ladies' Norwegian Felt Slippers, warm and comfortable - 1/6 Ladies' Morocco Court Shoes - - - - 4/ This is what I call a " Bed Eock" price. Men's Everlasting Water tights - - - - 11/6 Ladies' Cashmere Buttou Boots .... 6/11 x Girls' Felt Slippers, splendid value - - - /9 You have to think twice to properly value goods of this kind. Ladies' Fii-st-clas3 Leather Elastic Hides, plated - - 9/5 Men's Carpet Slippers, Colonial made - 4/6 Ladies' Venetian Slippers (Fancy) ■ - - - 2/6 ladies' Glace Kid hlustic Sides - 7/G Ladies' Walking hoes, German made - 8/9 Cynics may scoff, but facts are facts, and I've got the Goods and Tin going to sell at Prices quoted. Ladies' Kid Oxford Walking Shoes - - - - 5/11 Men's N ailed Shooting Boots - .... 10/11 Ladies' Mikado Shoes - - - - - - 3/6 Men' Kip Balmorals - - - - . - 10/6 Ladies' Corregated Lawn Tennis Shoes- ... 4/g Girls' Sand t-boes - - - - - - 3/ Maids' Warm Felt Slippers - - - - - 1/ Men's Solid Leather Mastic Sides .... 9/H Ladies' Oxford Shoes (Austaian) - - - "8/ "VST. tT. HENNEBST, The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Market GLADSTONE BOAD, GISBORNE. OBMOND LINE OF COACHES. wT F. HATTEN'B Z^IOACH leaves Ormnd at 8.30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Satueday, i£^.Returning same Afternoon at 3 p.m. ; "- BOOKING OFFICE : Mr J. Walter's Store. m New Albion Btableu, opposite Old Brewery. Pnaßengers booked at above Officeß will receive every attention. Faras, Goods, and Parcels at Reduced Rates, SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. F. FATTEN "T~~ "". Peopbietor. — — .— ____ >_^^_ r . f| „ ■ -| | | , |-|||IM H«|- ' _■■■.. WAEKENOA-A^HIEA HOTEL. WILLIAM COOPER, Pbopribtob. UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES & TRAVELLERS. Crawford's Bbeb and JDrated Waters always ow Hand. FIRST-CLASS, WELL-APPOINTED BILLIARD TABLE. o ■■ .I . WILLIAM COOPER _ ... PROPRIETOR -^MMsS* EQUALITY. LIFE INSURANCE — D£PARTfV<£WT. STRIKING REVOLUTION IN THE LOANS ON MORTGAGE. IRONMONGERY TRADE. From time to time a limicod portion of ih« lunds is lent on first mortgage ot freehold r^PT^PTAT TkTnTTnir eeonnty, with option of repayment by fixed WrJiO 1A L f^T UIIO xv . instalments, spread over 12, 15, or 30 years. JO JJN Half-yearly Paynaant PenodofDoan- te WT BOYLAN AND CO. Fifteen y e ££ '." Zell WILL SELL YOU— Loans repayable by instalmenta whereby IKOJNMUJNbMiY principal and interest are both liquidated EARTHENWARE within a given time, and on terms of a most GLASSWARE favourable character, p, eisent marked advan- VJlJdO ° niXIJ -rttc tjtwwxt'cj mAn T c lageß to settlere and otherg. BUSHMEN S TOOLS k v, * c iV ono^ c / mai '' before tho sxph-y oJ o atjijwtct'w-ro. mnnr cj toe full period, redeem tho loan, with or vAKriiJN J £iivfi> J (JUlvb without notioi, on termi which can be as- BUILDING IRONMONGERY ffliSa^ffl^^iiSSSaSS furnishing ironm- >ngery t a°sa. o « i }2. ta £- to , w .«, y i. at lowest p^ a - BOYL\N AND CO. Astewrjr tod Principal Offlow. * " — "•"vSaSSSm. IL K JOHNSTON, \TTHOLESALE A D RETAIL -b^^ W MERCHANT. 1 1 J|Eff^^ff||f^)7rif?' Coods of every description supplied at wa HffltPKanaiiiwSS'» Newcastle, Groy, Taupiri, and Wesfcporfc COAL imported direct from the Mines. TATTERSAL'S FIREWOOD in short and long length a dt-m! «titd Tm™ w t> *T m A large supply of Kauri, Rimu, and ALBION CLUB LIVERY and BAIT Timber always in stock. BTABLFIS, LIGHTERAGE under competent men Gladbtone Road, derfcaken at greatly reduced rates. — — FARM PRODUCE bought for Cash or MR. FRED TANSLKY desires to infci shipped to my Agents on Owners' account, mate that these Stables have been •ebuilt and open for bualneßß, and are now— H. E. JOHNSTON, I3TThb Largest and Most Comfortable Wharf Store. 88 Stables io Gieborne, — ■ ■ r , „ ... .„ " — . .t . NBW ZEALAND [NSURANOE tho Travelhng'PubUo can be accommodated . nrvnyrPATsrv at all hours. :fl Tehiolets and Saddle" Horaes for Hire or. 1 NSURANOB agalnrt loag by Fire ou Shortest Notioe. * every description of Property may in effected with this Company. FRED TANSLEY . Propkietob. Mauiwb Dbpaetmbnt. ___^ Merchandise, Goods and Freights Iniurad by Stoamer and. Sailing Veaeelß, "RIVI""P^T 1^ TT nP J? 1 A Riaka on Speoie aubjeot to special arrangeCOMPANY'S Policies on Wool and Produce to the CR BSCf- NT BRAND Unitod Kingdom are granted in triplicate payable in London If required. O« a f l W. ADAIB, *&• VU. Agont for GUborne.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5902, 22 October 1890, Page 1

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758

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5902, 22 October 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5902, 22 October 1890, Page 1

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