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jring & Summer Fashions, 1892 PETTIE AND HARPER "AYE much pleasure in intimating that their EARLY SHIPMENTS of NEW GOODS are now ready for inspection. HAVE ALREADY BEEN RECEIVED, ex Coastal and Direct Steamers. SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to the DRESS DEPARTMENT, where the it and variety of New Goods shown far exceeds anything hitherto attempted so in the Season. In addition to the many decided Novelties, in Ihe way of Fancy i Materials, Kuop Tweeds, Bengalines, Robes, etc., EXTRAORDINARY UE is offered in Plain Goods, such as Carina' ites, Beiges, Nun's Cloth, and neres, in all the new summer colorings, and principally in double-widths, suitable !• New Umbrella Skirt. All our well-known lines of Black, French, and German iocs and Cashmeres, Serges, Nun's Cloth, Crape Cloths, Broches, and Grenanow fully stocked. n WASHING MATERIALS the variety is almost endless. Delaines, Pongees, ns, Prints, Muslins, etc., at Prices that will favorably compare with the largest is in the colony. 3 SHOW ROOM is replete with Novelties in Mantles, Jackets, Capes, Blouses, 3, Fronts, Collars, Ties, Aprons, Corsets, Underclothing, Hats, Bonnets, and mings. 3 HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY being for the most part imported direct from Manufacturers, we confidently assert that our VALUE in Calicoes, Sheetings, .sks, Counterpanes, Lace Curtains, Towels, etc., etc., cannot be beaten in New nd. Flannelettes ! Flannelettes ! Flannelettes ! Ask for the lines at 4s 6d and 6s 6d per dozen. 'he HOSIERY aud HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENTS are now fully sd with New Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, Embroideries, Trimmings, Buttons, laberdashery of all kinds. 'he CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is again replenished with New Goods of description of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Ties, etc., etc. W IN ALL DEPARTMENTS our great object is to fcive the very best value lable in the trade, and thus maintain our leading position in the District. PETTIE ~&' X "i£ J Av.I2/T 3 EE/, Importers of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MERCERY, MILLINERY, &c, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. All in the downs the fleet was moored, With streamers waving in the wind ; When Black-eyed Susan came on board, Oh ! what shall Imy true love find ? r ELL, the likeliest place is HENNESSY'S. Your true love wanted a decent pair of Boots. There is not the itest doubt about the variety and magnitude of HENJSY'S STOCK. It is the newest, cleanest, and most powerr alue in the province. These be strong words, but true 3s, and the best half of the Boot buyers of Poverty Bay are vouchers. The Gisborne Cash Boot Market i 3 the haunt of noble army of Commercials, therefore I have the pick of all baskets. Ergo ! My Customers also have that privilege. PRICE LIST: Ladies' Austrian Prunella Walking Shoes - - - 6/6 Maids' Bedroom Slippers (warm and comfortable) - -1/ Ladies' Kid Lace Boots, from - - - - - 8/6 Men's Nailed Shooting Boots - - - • - 10/ Givls 1 Kid Elastic Sides .... - '5/6 i Ladies' Kid Button Boots - - - - "£'.?, Ladies' Kid Oxford Walking Shoes (toe caps) - - - 5/11 Men's Kip Nailed Bluchers - - - - - 6/6 , Men's English-made Goloshed Balmorals - • -10/6 Ladies' Colonial-made Leather Slippera - - - 3/6 Ladies' Strong Leather Lace (heel plates and toe places) - 9/6 Mea's Open-front Balmorals (heel plates and toe plates) - 10/ Ladies' Sand Shoes - - - - - - 3/6 Ladies' Prunella Button Boots - - - - - 7/6 Ladies' Fancy Venetian Slippers ... - 3/6 Men's Solid Kip Pegged Watertights - - - - 12/6 ycerole, Bexby's Royal Polish, Peerless 01 ss, Satin Polish, Meltomau Cream, Boot Protectors, etc., etc. HENNESSY'S°FOR BOOTS W. J. HENNESBT, l he Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Marke GLADSTONE EOAD GISBORNE. Opposite Argyll Hotel, Gladstone Road. MOND LINE g&HS^^ OF 00A0HES - W. F. HATTEN'S )ACH leaves Ormnd at 8.30 a.m. Monday, Wbiw.-hdiy, Fkiday & Saturda Returning same Afternoon at 3 p.m. BOOKING OFFICE : Mr J. Walter's Store, Ormond. „ New AlbloD Stables, opposite Old Brewery. Passengers booked at above Offices will receive every attention. Fares, Goods, and Parcels at Reduced Rates. SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. W. F. HATTEN - - Proprietor »nix Fire Assurance j IMPORTANT. Compauyof London, j AT L 0W ~- PRlCl ss# Established 1782.] . i nnO anyone BUSHFELLING SSES EXCEED £18,000,000. 1 BUILDING and FUR mSiIIJNOr. Prompt and Liberal Settlement. qpO FARMERS, CARPi NtDE *S, ances effected at Lowest Current Rates. X BLACKSMITHS, tnd Q3NCEOIL F. LEWIS, TRACTORS. District Manager. IN ALL THESE BRANCHES WE SUPPLY. (See Advertisements. J SPORTING_SEASON. BQYLAN AND CO. OYLAN AND CO. PHOTOGRAPHY. HAVE FOR SALE :— -p — q^ f~~i H. HARRIS, in commencing business brands" and Breech, M~. Loaders, V/. in Gisborne as a Photographer, begs rieS Rifles, Revolvers. to intimate that it w his intention to SnoT ScWtes. execufce Olll y 3 d and common; Wads Pouches FIRST-CLASS PORTRAITS, 3 from No. 10 to Belts Flasks 11( 1 trusts by that means to obtain a fai an shot. Measures Fittings share of support. CARTRIDGES AND CASES. ?™™s tjpon Application. Loading Machines. Call axd See Specimens. ridjres made with our New aud - — Latest Improved Loaing ** Note the AddressMachiiie. GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisbobsk le very acme of accuracy guaranteed. i" w0 doors from Mr Clark's, Butchery. I MARKS made to any pattern required INTERPRETERS-" NativTl^d Guns AKD Arms Repaired. J_ Frauds Prevention Act "—Forms of — — Declaration by Natives Alienating Land? on BOYLAN AND CO. sale at Herald Ortice,

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6481, 26 September 1892, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6481, 26 September 1892, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6481, 26 September 1892, Page 1

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