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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6258, 4 January 1892, Page 1

Summer Drapery|SummerClothing ZEUEHsTIR/^r LEWIS HAS JUST OPENED UP ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF SUMMER GOODS, comprising the Latest Fashions in Dress Goods and General Drapery. THE DRESS GOODS. LIGHT-COLORED CASHMERES, Beiges, Nuns' Veilings, Pongees, Silk Striped Nuns' Cloths, Fancy Jacquards, Satin Cloths, Delaines, Prints, Ginghams, Zephyrs, Galateas, etc., etc. DRESS MUSLINS. SATIN STRIPED MUSLINS, French Flowered Muslins, Nainsook and Check Muslins, Indian and Hair Cord Muslins, Mull Muslins, Lace Stripes aud Lace Lenos, etc., etc. $§F" My selec tion in Dress Goods being so well and javorably known, this Shipment needs no comment. Inspection cordially invited. DRESS ROBES ! DRESS ROBES ! 9S 6(1 1 A FRESH ASSORTMENT in all the New Shades, from 9s 6d. 1 9s 6d MILLINERY ! MILLINERY ! Ladies' Hats, Shirts, Corsets, Garibaldis, Veilings, Sunshades, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Hat and Hair Ornaments, etc., IN GREAT VARIETY. GENERAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING. Calicoes, Hollands, Diapers, Damasks, Forfars, Sheetings, Turkey Twills, Towels, Flannelettes, Embroideries, Men's Boys' and Youths' Straw Hats, Shirts, Braces, Ties, Suits, Hosiery, etc., etc. o ■ - ' ■ N.B. — Havingtheir marked all Goods at my well-known LOW PRICES, the Public will find it greatly to their interests to inspect the Stock before making their pur chases elsewhere. 'XMAS, 1891. 'XMAS, 1891. Something Very Special. PETTIE & IHIJLIRIPiKJIR, XT AYE JUST RECEIVED from an English Wholesale House A SHIPMENT, —CONSISTING OF— 7Hr» n^/N «EVEN CASES OF SAMPLES ONLY I W r\ I iflSfiS SEVEN CASES OF SAMPLES ONLY / I iMXPS VtlkJUk) SEVEN CASES OF SAMPLES ONLY | • UUJUUkJ These represent every Department in the DRAPERY TRADE, besides many F^LKTCY LIOTES, — AND INCLUDE — SOME REALLY CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS, Some of which are most suitable for Christmas and New Year's presents, Being not only pretty but really useful, and as there are not two articles alike it is a rare chance of getting hold of something unique. 1 ■ "^"^~v/ - The above Choice Lob being all Samples hare beon invoiced at a BIG DISCOUMT, Enabling us to Sell them at A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON ENGLISH COST. EACH ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. PETTIE *SZ> H-flLItJt-Jtilt IMPORTERS ,

BARRY & SEARLE HAVE commenced business in Gladstone Road (next H. Lewis') as CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND UNDERTAKERS. Pictures Mounted and Framed, at Reasonable Rates. Funtrah conducted with Efficiency ct- Economy JOB WORK AND REPAIRS EXECUTED WITH DISPATCH. Venetian Blinds made to order & Re-painted All articles of Furniture kept on Stock and manufactured on the premises. All Work well Jinixhed, at Reasonable Prices 19 BARRY & SEARLE. EMPIRE DINING ROOxMS, GLADSTONE ROAD. GEORGE HOW CHOW, HAVING received most decided approva from the residents of Gisborne and country visitors, has, to meet increased requirements, made further improvements, and is ever ready to supply Meals at all hours. Hot Suppers Every Night. Double and Sing c Bedrcoms. First-class Board and Repidence, 16s per week. GEORGE HOW CHOW, 297 Proprietor. W. C. WHITFIELD BEGS to inform the Public of Gisborne that he has commenced Business as GENERAL CARRIER AND WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT. All Orders will be attended to with Promptitude. WOOD and COAL supplied at the Lowest Current Rates. Furniture, etc., removed afc most Reasonable Terms. All Orders left at Mr Pitt's Auction Mart will be PROMPTLY ATTJiNDKD TO. W. C. WHITFIELD. BOARD AND LODGING, 16S PER WEEK. EXCELLENT BEDS, Good Table, Clean and Comfortable Home. Breakfast, 9d ; Tea, 9d ; Dinner, Is. MRS SHAW, Central Dining Rooms, Gladstone Road. 389