DUNLOP !& BOURKE, WOOL, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS} Also, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, GLADSTONE ROAD. EVERY DESCRIPTION of GROCERIES and STATION SUPPLIES kept in Stock and sold afc LOWEST PRICJ-S in Wholesale or Retail quantities. Shipment of WOOL and all kinds of PRODUCE arranged at Reasonable Rates. .. t — — — Commercial Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co, ALL CLASSES of RISKS accepted at CURRENT RATES. DUNLOP AND BOURKE, Agents. For Sale. RYEGRASS AND CLOVER SEED; also, Cocksfoot, Yates' Flower and Vegetable Seeds. DUNLOP AND BOURKE. Wines and Spirits. THE Celebrated Bannockburn Blend of WHISKY (10 yearß old), and every variety of Whisky in the Market. WINES (both English and Australian) in great variety. DUNLOP AND BOURKE. " J. Speight and Co. AGENTS for Speight's Celebrated DUNEDIN ALE (in bulk and bottle), DUNLOP AND BOURKE. Sheep Dip. THOMAS' well-known DIP (in 1001 b drums and 151 b tins). DUNLOP AND BOURKE. FOR SALE. PADDOCK of 6£ Acres, Section 4, Block F, North Gisborne. Geod Building I Site. | 958 DUNLOP AND BOURKE. IVifflnis and Kettlc'sNotices F. W. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Stock and Station Agents, Wool Brokbbs, & General Merchants, Napier, Port Ahurlri, Hastings, AND AT GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. LIBERAL ADVANCES made against growing clips of Wool, on favorable terms ; also, on Tallow, Skins, and other Produce consigned for sale in the London, Australian, or Napier Markets. Loans negotiated on Freehold and Leasehold lands at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. NOW ON HAND— A Full Stock of General Merchandise and Station Bequisites, Consisting of — Fencing Wire, Woolpacks, Cornsaoks, Ntuls, Staples, Coarse and Fine S.Jt, Paints and Oils, Flour, Sugar, Tea, Candles, Kevoaene, Sheep Nets, Ruddle Arsenic, Sulphur v Vestas, Soap, Tobacco, Nelson's Tinned Meats, and all other descriptions of Station Groceries and Ironmongery, at Lowest Rates. Fire and Marine Insurance Bfpeoted. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE BEG to announce that the Alterations to their Store and Offices are now completed, and having opened up a Full STOCK of GENERAL MERCHANDISE and STATION REQUISITES, they are prepared to execute Orders at REASONABLE RATES: FOR SALE. 1 f\f\ TW °- TOOTH S O UTH DOWN JL^U RAMS and Grass and Clover Seed Dressings. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILB AGENCY COMPANY. HOUSE TO LET, in Carnavon Street (lately in occupation of Mr Drumtnond), six rooms and detached kitchen, two tanka (1000 gallons). Rent, 10s per week. — App'y T. Faram, Carnavon Street. 8 £2,600 has been paid away in Wolfe's Schnapps £1 orders.
"W IMI - ADAIB, MKECHANT AND IMPORTER. New Season's Dress Materials. 7 flfldpq Direct Shipment g B&1.8S I UO>DDO {Ex 8.M.8.5. HIMUTAKA from LONDON) ; w ■""*"" Also a LAEGK SHIPMENT personally sekoted in AUCKLAND. FIRBT AUTDMN SHOW Of the Newest and most Fashionable DRESS MATERIALS, Autumn i«st received, consisting of Merinos and Cashmeres, m all TWwk? the new colors. All wool Diagonal Serges, French Foxdes, and JEnibrotdered liobes t FIRST AUTUMN SHOW Vblvbts PLtr SH ES, Of all the new colors in PLUSHES and VELVETEENS. and BlToiT New BLACK DBESS FABRICS m unusually Large Dress Fabrics. Variety. 1 FIRST AUTUMN SHOW Ulster Jackets, Of all the new shapes in LADIES' ULSTERS, JACKETS in Kiwi,, SEALSKINS, Tweed and Fancy Matetiafe proof Cloaks. JERSEYS, in all the new styles A beautiful ran g e o^^» e^ -—»» °* A lavse assortment of new styles in GEM HATS, in Straw and Tweed. ISfEW FIaOWEBS AND FEATHERS. Twqi Cases of New CASHMERE HOSIERY just opened. Black White, and Colored HONEYCOMB SQUARES. FLANNELS and BLANKETS (Colonial and Engl.V^ SHEETINGS and TABLE NAPKINS, t^Tg. MEN'S, BOYS' and YOUTHS' CLOTHING. ... SUITS to order 5 giv* muc h sat i ß f ac tion in the three essentials, Style, Fit, and p £ioe. A largo assortment of HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, BRACES, and HOSIERY. BOOTS and SHOES. .'.".;.: A very select stock of SPIRITS, ALES, and PORTER, French and Colonial WINES. ' A choice assortment of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, at very low quotations. Agent for the celebrated Indian and Ceylon Tea Association.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6062, 8 May 1891, Page 3
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