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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6894, 15 June 1892, Page 4

w i " T °~ amu LUTTRELL'S Wool-growers and Others. LUNG AND TAPE WORM — SPECIFIC, HAVING Purchased tho Works of A <, AFE AND CERTAIN CURB FOR Messrs Bowron Bros., j LUNG WORM IN SHEEP, We, the undersigned, are prepared to j Auo — BUY '» For Worms in Dogs, Horsbs, A Calvks. WOOL, BHEKPSKINS, rpHE MEDICIN~eache 8 the Luugs £TTni?Q jt T> \r T r\\\T A through the Blood Tissues, and the iIIUUH & lAliliUW, Tape VVor m fc attacked by the Medicine AT THE HIGHEST MARKETABLE KATES mixing with the Food. And Pay Prompt Cash on delivery ,. Th , c F^ n *™ in alm °?f T'rSf iTI at onr Works dissolved before boiug expelled, i his is, 1 __ think, of great importance, aa by this means We are also prepared to SCOUR WOOL lhe lif V° f 6 S e YT^nr^^^Vfvi^^ as ; r °$£BF*^ " have their Wool prepared in a %^Te Tp-T^n. FIKST-CLASS MANNER. TESTIMONIAL. One trial will be sufficient to satisfy Growers Wainui, Gisborne, that we fully understand our March 21st, 1892. ba «°ws- Mb E V. Lottrell, V.S., Ormond : W. may add that we have had a long _ De . a / Si V^T? X? m^LT experie.ee* with all the markets of thi Specific • thoroog h tj rial.. I J»«J ™*^ 8 J "«" World, and therefore can give sound advice action in testifying te its excellence, having with regard both to the manipulation and J°»»d it most effective m results. -You. s disposal of W«ol. f«thfully, WILU AM COOPER. HENRY MoDONALD AND CO. &■ All orders promptly attbndrd to. (Late Bowron Bros.) E. V. LUTTRELL, Gisborne, May 25th, 1892. 592 °7 2 Ormond^ JAMES WALLACE, CENTRAL COAL AND baker and confectioner, j FIREWOOD YARDS. Opposite Royal Hotel, Gladstone Road, ¥iEGS to thank his numerous Patrons and COAL II NEWCASTLE, T4UPIRI -t> the Public generally for their support OAL 1 & WESTPORT COAL during the time he has been in^wbonie, and 1 trusts by strict attention to business to By Bag or Ton. merit a cont inuanoe of the same. FIREWOOD MATUKA -MIXED, CrSoS2:C« cVeAPF&OASH FaSry,°Great King Street, DunSdin, better LMJiAI' .bOKCAbH. known as Wm. Wright's (who is a skilled expert in the various branches of Baking KENNEDY EVANS & CO »« d Fanc y Confectionery), is now in a posi-ava^xi-111/x, PYfliUj <* Vs\J, tion to su^ ply &{[ kin fa of toothsome novel- ' ties and enticiug dainties, on the shortest STORE NOIW OPEN! notice - BALLS, SUPPERS, AND SOCIALS CATERED FOR. GEO. TUB NBULL Birthday & Wedding Cakes a Speciality (For Fivi Years in the Employ of HOT PIES (Fruit and Meat) Mr Wm. Adair) Every Saturday. B pnet A,. . . . , , or Look out for HOT ROLLS every morntMh to announce to Ins friends aud the : Delivered to order in town. 339 public generally that he has b " ._ ... oommonced business as NEW BA KERY & CONFECTIONERY GENERAL GROCER, establlsHMKN^adstonk Road. In the Shop recently in the occupation of I-T7ILLIAM C. NESBITT (lately in the the Farmers' Co-operative Association. \\ employ of Mr James Wallace) begs to announce to his Friends and the Public A _ „ generally that he has commenced business on A Large Stock of the g is own ' acco unt, in the premises formerly NFWFVT AKD JtF^tT nMWWKTF<i occupied by Mr Fisher, in the above busiJXAWLbI AJSD Bhbl (xliOLMxlAb negs ; an d respectfully solicits a share of will bk kept, public support. And Customers may rely on every article AU OrdeM ~S£t *° offered being of the punctually attended to. Wedding Orders executed with caro and BEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE, dispatch, on reasonable terms. HOT PIES EVERY SATURDAY. Tea and Coffee at any reasonable hour, on LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. lea short notice. PASTRY & CONFECTIONERY ORDERS STORE NOW OPEN! specially attended to. ta- Early Orders solicited. 322 UP TO DATE. Men's Strong Is ailed Shooting Boots 9s lid UP TO DATE Ladies' Kid Lace Boots 8s 6d UP TO DATE Ladies' Kid Oxford Walking Shoes... 5s lid UP TO DATE Gents' Goloshed Sunday Boots ... 10s UP TO DATE Girls 1 Kid Elastic Sides, patent toe cap 5s 6d UP TO DATti Men's Kip Nailed Bluchers ... 6s 6d UP TO DATE Children's Strap Shoes Is UP TO DATE (9- HEMESSY'S FOR BOOTS. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS PETTIB 8c IZLJ^&j^J&Rj DUG to announce that they have just received FURTHER DIRECT tS SHIPMENTS, ex s.s. Pakeha and s.s. Duke of Sutherland. Thft Stock is now very heavy and thoroughly assorted in all departments, the greatest cl 'bavin™ 'been taken tL all the Goods should be of First-class Quality and Newest Styles. DRESS DEPARTMENT.— Merinoes, Cashmeres, Sei-gea, HomespuLß, Winceys, Melton Cloths, Mixtures, Kaiapoi Dress Tweeds, Velveteens, Novelties in Robes, etc., Pongee, Merv, and Surah Silks, New Stock of Black French Cashmeres and Merinoes. Grand Value. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. - All our Sheetings, Calicoes Holland*, Selicias, Damasks, Curtains, etc., having been imported direct, Customers will receive the full advantage thus gained. COLONIAL BLANKETS* Flannels, Tweeds, etc. — For these Goods we placed extensive orders during the Simmer months, thus effeo'ing a considerable saving, and enabling us to Sell under last year's p !o6). HOSIERY & HABERDASHERY.— All our well -known mak -b of Hosiery, Gloves Umbiellas, and Haberdashery of every description now fully stocked. SHOW-ROOM.— Ladies' and Children's Hats, Bonnets, Mantles, Tudor Capes, VVraps, Corsets, Ribbons, Laces, Ornaments, Wings, etc., in great variety. Novelties in this department opened almost every week. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.— New Stock of Mfn's and Boys' Cloth ing, Overcoats, Macintoshes, Oilskins, Mole and Oord Trousers, Shirts, Hats, Ties, etc., etc. Value and Variety cannot be surpassed. P. and 11. continue to mark all t/ieir (roods in Plain figures at the Lowest Possible Prices compatible with fair trading, and t/teir ste. idily-increasing trade proves the success of their system. INSPECTION OF THE NEW GOODS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. PETTIE "~and~~HARPER. Importers of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MERCERY, MILLINERY, &c, Gladstone Road, Gisborne.