STOCKTAKING! STOCKTAKING SALE EXTRAORDINARY! , ,f\ ii-_ 1 1 ■ TN order to facilitate Stocktaking and assist us to re-arrange our Drapery J£ ce P art : !_L ment, we shall offer all our Stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and many lines that we desire to clear at and oven below _ We would call attention to tho fact that it is now over five years since wo last held a CLEARING SALE. This in itself should be a guarantee of the genuineness of this one. At tho same time, we would assure all who favor us With a call tuat no effort will bo wanting on our part to please them. In a Stock so varied it is impossible to quote Prices of everything. We, however, submit a few, and can assure our Customers these are only a specimen ot tne SWEEPING REDUCTIONS we are making. Ladies', Maids', and Girls' Ulsters and Jackets, ALL AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. A few of last year's ULSTERS at Is 2d (cost) and less. DRESS STUFFS, 4id ; formerly 6-)>-d Colonial DRESS TWEEDS, la lid ; forDRESS CHECKS, oVl ; „ 10d merly 2s 9d TWEED DRESS CHECKS, Is; formerly Double-width do. 2s 3d ; formerly da i od Is 6d Diagonal DRESS SERGE, 2s bd ; fordo, do. do. Is 3d ; formerly Is 9d merly 3s 6d PLAIN TWILLED nOMESPUN, 10k! j Black & Cold CASHMERE, aU reduced formerly Is 3d " '20 pieces EMBROIDERY, very cheap Large Assortment of Ladies' Underclothing and Corsets SPECIALLY REDUCED, TO CLEAR. RIBBONS (Special Purchase), 3d, 4d, 6d, Bd, and la yard. HALF PRICE. Six-button BLACK KIDS, 2s 6d pair Special Bargains in BLANKETS, RUGS, All other GLOVES— Cost Price «&e. f &c. FLANNELETTES, 3s lid dozon ; value TABLE DAMASK, Is 3d ; value for Is 9d for Gs Od White Is 8d ; value for 2s WHITE CALICO, from 3s 6d dozen TOWELS, V|d ; formerly Is 72in WHITE TWILL SHEETING, 9Jd Honeycomb COUNTERPANES, 5s 9d j 80in „ Is Id formerly 7s 6d . rrmnl n _. Colored TWILL FLANNELS, la 6d ; Marshalla and other QUILTS, Cost Price formerly 2s Splendid Value in CRETONNES, from Colonial and other makes, all reduced 4id up FOR CLOTHING We stand unrivalled, keeping the besb colonial makes only. 20 DO'^EN I 20 dozen Boys' COTTON SHIRTS (all sizes), Is each 20 DOZEN 20 DOZEN I Men's „ „ Is Cd up 20 DOZEN SPECIAL REDUCTION. 25 Men's Serge Suits, Half-price, 14s 6d to 21s 25 Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, 27s 6d; value for 37s 6d Men's TROUSERS & VESTS, from 9s 6<l j Men's Printed MOLESKINS, from 4s lid TROUSERS (Colonial) 7s lid 1 White „ „ 4s lid KNICKER SUITS, TROUSER SUITS, SHIRTS, FLANNEL UNDERS, SINGLETS, PANTS, SOX, TIES, &c, All Reduced, Overcoats and Mackintoshes greatly reduced. One trial will convince the most scoptic that we mean to break the record i for CHEAP SALES. TEAT ANDIPBIAB, TURANGANUI HOUSE. HENNESSY^FOR BOOTS. IHOR NOVFXTIFS IN" THE 13OOT TRADE you have to go to HENNESSY'S. [ nave i 5l ° latest European ideas in Footware, and can show every Reason an Assortment that is several points in front of anything to be found in Poverty Bay. Hard-wearing Boots, Good fitting Boots, Boots that give satisfaction both to Seller and Buyer, are my mainstay, and I again say — IIEMESSY'S FOB BOOTS. I keep all the leading Colonial Brands in Stock, including the followin g:~ Kapai, Zealandia, Arrow, Standard, Moa, and Palace. And always insert a PRICE LIST. PRIGE LIST: Ladies' Lawn Tennis Shoes (blue) - - - - 3/G Ladies' Calf Kid Balmorals, embro vamps, high-leg - - 13/6 Ladies' Strong Leather Lace (leather lined) - - -8/6 Ladies' Prunella Button Boots - - - - - 6/9 Ladies' French Calf Balmorals ----- 12/6 Ladies' Evening Shoes (buckles) - 3/9 Ladies' Leather Klastic Sides (tips) - - - - 8/6 Ladies' Glovo Kid Button Shoes - - - -6/6 Ladies' Kid Button Boots - - - - - 8/11 Ladies' Persian Hide, High-leg, Lace (to clear)- . - 7/9 Ladies' Glace Eid Klastic Sides (pat. toe cap) - - 6/11 Ladies' German Walking Shoes (high heels) - - - 8/6 Ladies' Kid 'Klastic Sides (single sole) - - - - 6/6 Ladies' Patent Eveuing Shoes - - - - - 5/ Ladies' Leather Slippers (high front) - - - - 3/6 Men's Solid Kip Pegged Watertight^ - - - - 32/ Men's English-made Goloshed Balmorals - - - 10/6 Men's Armour-plated Bluchers - - - - - 5/11 Men's Kip Plastic Sides (plafcod) .... 9/H Men's Open-front Balmorals (heel and toe tips) - • - 11/6 Men's Porpoise Shooting Boots- .... 32/ Men's Glovo Kid Derby Walking Shoes - - - 11/9 Men's iSolid Kip Nailed Shooters - - - -12/ Men's Patent Court Sl?oea ----- 9/ , Men's Open- front Balmorals (nailed) - - - - 10/6 j Maids' Fur-bound Slippers ----- 2/6 Maids' Felt Slippers - - - - - - 1/ Boys' and Girls' Strong School Boots (plated) - - - 5/6, 6/Q "Wo J. HEINESST, The Qisborne & Poverty Ba,y Oash Boot Market, GLADSTONE iXOAD, GISBORNE. Opposite Aigyll Hotel, Gladstone Road.
Standa-rd Boots, rjpHE Celebrated Brunei of STANDARD JL BOOTS obtained Premier Position at the Dunisdin Exhibition, competing against the ENTIRE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. FIRST PRIZE They were awarded FIRST FIRST PittZE PRIZE in every exhibit. They are uucrjualle,! for Comfort, Style, and Durability, and are manufactured by SARGOOD, SON, AND EWEN At their Factory in Dunedin. ezsr Every Paib, Branded on Heel. SARGOOD, SON, & EWEN only make up First-class Leather and only employ First-class Men in their Factory, which is the Largest in the Colony. The employment of First-class Workmen, and the fact that only First-class Leather is made up, is tho reason why the STANDARD BOOT is unequalled for Comfort, Style, and Durability. ASK FOR STANDARD BOOTS, ANI) V vSKK THAT YOU GET THEM. The Standard French Cali Cookham la the Best Boot manufactured in the Colo nics, and took FIRST PRIZE of its claaa. STANDARD BOOTS may bo purchased from — W. J. HBNNESSY ... Gwborno JOHN ROSIE ... „ W. ADAIR TEAT & FRIAR ... „ R. COLEBUOOK ... Waerenga-a-hika W. DEVEItY ... Whatatutu /"HUMMED PARCEL LABELS for \JT Storekeepers and othors, Cheap, at the HisiiAr.D office. It is said that some people have no conscience j it must be true, or Wolfe's Schnapps could not be imitated. Time, after all is the ono grand tost. Wolfe's Schnapps has been forty years before the public.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6143, 15 August 1891, Page 4
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