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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6146, 19 August 1891, Page 1

HENNESSTS.TOR BOOTS. FOR NOVELTIES IN THE BOOT TRADE you have to go to HENNESSY^. I have the lateat European ideas in Footware, and can show every Season 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 — HEMESSY'S mn 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 PRIOE LIST. — -— :o:-— — — FRIGS LIST: Ladies' Lawn Tennis Shoes (blue) ... - 3/6 Ladies' Calf Kid Balmorals, embro vamps, high-leg - - 11/6 . 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 Elastic Sides (tips) - 8/6 Ladies' Glove Kid Button Shoes - - - -6/6 Ladies' Kid Button Boots - - • ■- - 8/11 Ladies' Persian Hide, High-lpg, Lace (to clear)- - - 7/9 Ladies' Glace Eid Elastic Sides (pat. toe cap) - - 6/11 Ladies' German Walking Shoes (high heels) - - -8/6 Ladies' Kid Elastic Sides (single sole) - - - -■ d/Q Ladies' Patent Evening Shoes - - - - "6/ Ladies' Leather Slippers (high front) - 3/6 Men's Solid Kip Pegged Watertights - - - - 1 2/ Men's English-made Goloshed Balmorals - - - 10/6 ««; Men's Armour-plated Bluchers - - - - - 6/11 Men's Kip Elastic Sides (plated) - - - - 9/11 Men's Open-front Balmorals (heel and toe tips) - - 11/6 Men's Porpoise Shooting Boots- ... - 32/ Men's Glove Kid Derby Walking Shoes - - - 11/9 Men's Solid Kip Nailed Shooters - - - - 12/ Men's Patent Court Shoes - - - - -.9/ Men's Open-front Balmorals (nailed) - - - - 10/6 Maids' Fur-bound Slippers - - - - - 2/6 Maids' Felt Slippers - - - - - - V Boys' and Girls' Strong School Boots (plated) - - - 5/6, 6/6 W. if. MMEBBI, The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Gash Boot MarketGLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Opposite Aigyll Hotel, Gladstone Road. iiiiiii«Bmiiinaim.iinn«i«iiimiii m\um i,m ii'inn»mii»JumaJuaiiMiii watJtff^HuiaajujiiaM SPECIAL SALE. BIG DIEECT SHIPMENT OF DRAPERY. BEG to announco that they have just completed tho Purchase (at an ENORMOUS DISCOUNT) of a LARGE DIRECT SHIPMENT OF DRAPERY, consigned to the late Firm of Graham, Pitt, and Bennett, CONSISTING OF TWENTY-TWO (22) CASES AND BALES, AND VALUE FOR NEARLY c&iOOO I ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. | aSIOOO The Shipment comprises a SPLENDID GENERAL ASSORTMENT of SEASONABLE and USEFUL GOODS of the superior class usually imported by Messrs Graham, Pitt, and Bennett, which we were fortunate enough to secure VERY CHEAP, owing to their having been left on the hands of the Shippers. We now intend giving our Customers the full benefit of the Bargain, and have marked the Goods afc such LOW PRICES as must astonish and pleaso everyone. — 0 — In addition to this extraordinary attraction, we have decided to offer the whole balance of our WINTER STOCK OF DRESS MATERIALS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, HATS, Etc., AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, FOX ONE MONTH ONLY. The Clothing Department \ |Will also be subject to Important Reductions, Mr Hrkpeb having just returned j from Auckland, nhere he has beon most' successful in buying Large Clearing j Lines at VERY LOW PRICES, Bargains will therefore be given in. Men's and Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Moleskin and Cord Trousers, Shirts, Hats, Blankets, Rugs, etc* _ 0 _ As it is absolutely necessary that our Extremely Heavy Stock must be Reduced previous to our Annual Stocktaking (31st July), tho Publio will find it g reatly to their advantage to make Large Purchases during this AT PETTIE and HARPER'S DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, Gladatone Road, Gisboi'na. (Premises lately occupied by Messrs Graham, Pit and Bennett.) w. c. whitfield AGRICULTURAMFfiPLEIYIEBTS. T>EGS to inform the Pnblic of Cisborne "\7[7 E have received a Fresh Consignment -*-*that he has commenced Businesa as WALLACE'S GENERAL CARRIER AND WOODAND j CELEBRATED .AGRICULTURAL COAL. MERCHANT. I IMPLEMENTS, Conaisting of — All Orders will bo attended to with Doublo f urrow p IoU g hg> wifch swivel Bkceth Promptitude (g . le Furrow pi oug h s , ono wheel WOOD and COAL supplied at the Lowest i Single Furrow Ploughs, two wheels Current Rates. I Sots of Three-Howe Harrows Furniture, etc., removed at most Reasonable j Scarafiers, with expanding boards Terms. I eec^ Harrows, Disc Harrows Ali Orders left at Mr Pitt's Auction Mart Seed Sowers, etc. eto. will be promptly attended to. All of which will be Sold at LOW PRICES wTc. whitfield. ARTHUR PARNELL & CO. . IRONMONGERS. At BOYLAN AND CO. (By Mr G. Evitt), SHOEING NOTICE. GUMS B E P A I R E D fi £ Jti m J. L E E . w AND RESTOCKED. g TTAVING takeover the Suokxno g BARRELS REBROWNED AND «|L*?L<s^^ CHOKEBORED. <q CLAgg SHOEING, and I hope to _ „„^"7rrT^^T^..T -rvn-vYmAr secure a fair share of the Public PHOTOGRAPHIC, SURGICAL, DENTAL Patronago. H AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS towwego. REPAIRED OR MANUFACTURED. t> Aj^o^ (ij Note the Address : All Classes of Light Machinery REPAIRED O J. L E E» m and FITTED by Q. EVITT. H Pbel Street (Next Common, Shel- EJ CO ton and Co.) $ AT BOYLAN AND CO. ' 1 \ J