SECOND EDITION. To please my friends and busiuess ends, Combined with will and modern skill, Improve your mind with goods refined ; Nor deem my efforts much behind The larger centres of mankind. With bedsteads strong and mattress long, To rest your weary limbs upon ; When shades of night your couch invite, And slumbers sweet the morning greet, Remember t' shop up the main street, His efforts back with your small whack. Although I hate this modern slack, To please you, still my efforts will Be centred in that modern mill. Your orders will my skill employ, To give you comfort, health, and joy ; Life's troubles bear with much less care, If here you buy your household ware ; 'Twill power give for length of days Another pile like this to raise. J. WHINRAY. . Jfely 24th, 1891. ____________ ll ► 0 Q A I New Zealand u g j CLOTHING FACTOBT. | P pi -°- h §1891 ( AUTUMN | 1891 m Eli ~°~ 19 I New Goods f | A Now Opening! 5] b -°" • ltl f SPECIAL YALUE IN ffi h ' HATS « A SHIRTS g RUGS A Jjj BLANKETS J . N HOSIERY R OIL COATS J % WATERPROOFS • 2 J3 DRIVING APRONS H £l UMBRELLAS g 0 CLOTHING. J 4 -o- 2 Eh $ r New Zealand & j & CLOTHING FACTORY, q j 4\ i $ *'- : - — •»• '*-? .- — ■' . W. GFEGG & CO.'S Prize Medal Teas, FIRST PRIZE FOR TEAS DUNEDIN EXHIBITION. Packed in 10, 5, and 2 lb Tins ; also lib and , Packets. OLUB The Choicesb ancl Best n Teas tho world properil). duces ' PYIIiRITiOM Wo challenge compariLAmDmun 80n with lW porlb "8 ""■ higher in prices. "pi A /2LT "17' An excollent Tea, which LJ£xXJAJ£J We s t ron giy recom--28 4:d mend. CROWN A Blend of Teas m[h o fl able for large consumers. *&. In order to introduce the above Blends wc specially pack in Fancy Caddies, 21b net, without dditional chargo for Caddie. Liberal Discounts to Storekeepers, MAGUIRE ANi> CO., AGENTS, Emerson Street, Napior nnd Gladstone Road, Gisborne. N.B. — We havo much pleasure in recom mending the above Blends aa being first class value. — M. & Co. TTVRESSES AND "TVRESSMAKING. — o — WM. ADAIR. "OKING fully Stocked with NEW DRBrS MATERIALS, and having secured the services of MRS SMITH, who has been eleven yeara in one of the leading Houses in Dunedin, Ladies entrusting her with their Ordors are assured of tho ability to givo a Perfect Fit, with tho mos approved English and Continental Styles, and Strictly Moderate Charoks. — o— Wedding and Mourning Ordeis A speciality, Which have preference to all other Orders. WM. "ADAIR.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6145, 18 August 1891, Page 2
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420Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6145, 18 August 1891, Page 2
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