Central Dining Rooms, GLADSTONE ROAD. MBS SHAW ... Proprietress. I HAVE great pleasure in informing my Town and Country Friends that I have OPENED the above as a First-cla » Boarding House. It having »een RKNOVATED throughout, affords excellent accommodation for Boarders. Separate Rooms for Ladies. Teems Low. "&£ MEALS Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, and Pies AT ALL HOURS, HOT SUPPERS— Smoked Fish and Oysters. Fruit of Every Description. Good Accommodation&or Married Couplrs. 744
FINLAY'S ARGYLL HOTEL. nPHE whole Premises have been "* THOROUGHIY RENOVATED and the Accommodation Extended and Improved. The beat entertainment in the Colony is now provided for Patrons. A Hearty Welcome to All. The Tables in the Billiard Room have been fitted with, new CLOTHS and BALLS, making that Department the most complete and efficient that it is possible to have for money. .FINLAY'S ARGYLL HOTEL 694
Agricultural Implements! -o— YOU CAN PROCDKE FROM BOYLAU JOsTID (DO-, Who arc AGENTS for Beid and Grey and P. and I), (toucan, DIGGING PLOUGH CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGH SCARIFIERS SINGLE FURR'-W PLOUGH CORN CRUSHERS SOLELESS PLOUGH CHAFF fUTTERb HILL-SIDE PLOUGH HORSE HOES DRILL & RIDGING PLOUGH HORSE POWERS SUBSOIL PLOUGH THRASHING MACHINES DRAINING PLOUGH SEED DRILLS GRUBBERS (Assorted) SEED SOWERS CULTIVATORS (Assorted) I MAIZE PLANTERS UAR UOWS Combined Disc Hummer and Sower, Chain, Zigzag, Rotarary o A^rLVJ» vv o Acme> Tr . pod M1 (7 and 5 tine)> WT N ( il F TRff FS— lron or Wood, with 4-horse Pally Yoke ; also, OYVI L> UIJ Ej 1 riU* J2iO patenfc EqU!l H B i n g 3-horse. BOYLAN AND 00. can a^.so supp'y— HOWARD, HORNSBY, J. WALLACE, AND McMILLaN'S PLOUGHS AND IMPLEMENTS. PLEASE N O T K . ALL FITTINGS AND CASTINGS for nbovo Ploughs kept on hand; also, Castings and Fittings for Reid and Gray and P. and D. Duncan's supplied all at the LOWEST PRICES by— BO^L-A-isr jl nsr id 00. SJ^ECI A L BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED OF Garrett Bros.' Bankrupt Stocks, ON BAIUUUAI, WHEN THE MOA, EAGLE, AND OTHEE STANDARD BRANDS WILL BE " CAN IT BE" DONE ? i SHOULD SMILE ! To look over HENNESSY'S LATE ARRIVALS of New and Artistic Productions of the Bootmakers' Art ; you must certainly conclude that it can be and is done — done to perfection ! The Austrian, German, and English made to my order for the coming Season's Trade are selling rapidly, and the Public who after all are the only reliable judges of what constitutes EE v Al VALUE, are very liberal in their patronage of the GLsBORNE CASH BuOT MA* KKT. If New (ioods, Bottom Prices, and Value are to be any criterion of Success, then 1 command it, and with such allies tucce^s must come ! CAN IT HE DONE ? Ladies' Kid Oxford Walking Shoea - - - - 5/11 Ladies' House Slippers, from - - - - - 1/3 •Ladies' Prunella Walking Shoes - - - - 5/11 Ladies' Kid Button Boots, from - - - . 8/9 JT IS DONti AT HENNESSI'S! CAN IT HE I>ONJ£ ? Boys' Solid Kip Balmorals (copper toes) - - - 4/4 Boys' High Lng Lace Bootß (toe and heel plates) - - 6/6 Boys' Derby Balmorals (nailed) ... - 6/9 Boys' Grain Leather Sunday Boots ... - 5/9 I SHOULD SViILE CAN IT BK DONE? Men's Nailed Bluchers (heel and toe tips) - - - 5/11 Men's Pegged bolid Kip Watertights - - - - 11/6 Men's Solid Leather Elastic Sides - 9/11 Men's Oxford Walking Shoes, from - - - - 9/ IT IS DOJNE AT HKJN.NES&Y'S ! CAN IT BE DONE? Girls' High Leg Kid Button Boots - - - -6/7 Girls' Strong School Boots (plated) - - - J, Girls' Extra High Glace Kid Balmorals (10—13) - - 7/9 Girls' Warm Slippers - - - - - - /9 I SHOULD SMILE I CAN IT BE DONE ? Ladies' Prunella Button Boots - - - - - 6/9 Ladies' Persian Lace Balmorals - - v 7/3 Ladies' K id Mastic Sides (pat. toe cap) - - 6/11 Ladies' Kid Button Shoes - - - - 6/11 Ladies' Evening Shoes (Handsome Line) - 4/ Men's Goloshed Balmorals (English-made) - ' - "IV Maids' Black Felt Fur-bound Slippers - - - - 2/6 Men's Extra Strong Derby Balmorals - H/6 Men's Canvas bhoes (different colors) - - - - 6/ IT IS DONE AT HENNESSY'S i W. J. HENNEBBI, The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Market, GLADSTONE KOAD, GISBOBNR j|gr AQSyST FOB ZEALANDI4 BOOTS AND SBQE3,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6026, 25 March 1891, Page 4
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658Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6026, 25 March 1891, Page 4
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