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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6543, 9 December 1892, Page 2

Special Advertisements. TA.IIiORS it. Johnston] [t. Sweet (8 11. JOHNSTON & CO. J{ TAILORS. jj| IMPORTANT NOTICE. L \\7E are now showing the Beat li SI > V Value in MEN and BOYS"| " R RBADY-MADK CLOTHING ever £j offered to the Gisborne Public. It J *J is all made to our own order and l P y Special Style, every garment being jJ *J thoroughly pressed before delivery. 9 OWe have also in Stock a Splendid \§l Assortment of SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, and GENTLEMEN'S MERCERY. WM. ADAIR'S Second Direct Shipment. ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL NOVELTIES Ex s.s. Pakeha, Duke of Argyll, and Rimutaka). rriHIS SEASON'S COLLECTION is withJL out question the Largest and Most Beautiful ever shown in Gisborne. The Dress Goods Comprise an extensive range of New and Choice Textures and Colorings in FRENfCH BEIGE-?, AOVKLTIRS «f FRtftfCH CHECKS and STRIPE*, NOVELTIES in FRENCH PRINTED DELAINES NEW SHADES ix CASHMEUES and NUN'S VEILING. Washing Dress Materials. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS in PRINTS FRENCH NOVELTIES in SATEENS NEW ZEPHYRS and STRIPES NEW IDEAS in FLORAL CAMBRICS Flannelettes. 23 | 2 cases have just come to hand | J2S Splendid Value. PLAIN and FANCY STRIPES. French and English MillineryThis well-known Department is fully prepared for the Season's trade, with NEW HATS and BONNETS ; also, the Latest Styles in UNTKIMMED GOODS. In the same Room will be found some Charming Novelties in Dressing Gown , Ladies' Shirts and Blouses, Children's Sun Hats and Bonnets. A Choice Selection of SUNSHADES, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, and KID GLOVES Just Opened. Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing. In this Department wiil be found a wellassorted Stock of English and Colonial-made C othiug. FELT and STRAW HATS, HOSIERY CRICKETING and LAWN TENNIS StiIRTS, in Great Variety. N. B. — I have no hesitation in stating that the good taste exhibited in the selection of this Seaaou'a Materials exceeds my highest expectations, whi c the opinion expressed by my Customers thus far ia that such Cheap :<ud Prptty Goods were never seen in Giarne before. THE DRESSMAKING, under Miss Smith's able and efficient management, ii giving the greatest satisfaction. WM. ADAIR. i — o — ! ® iN.Z. ClotMnp jj|; Factory. |J| SOMETHING NEW.jg 3 AI7G-TTE ■ & ; IH - B i J j WOMAN'S FiUEND j 3 * STOVE MAT. M " ]' Food of an// ki>ul taken ■ sj; cooked on this Mat does not \ H } require stirring, and ivill not \ M n \ scorch or burn. ;{ ** J Sj Price 2s. a Si ~~ a i New Zealand \ t CLOTHING FACTOEY.i i i ' HALIENSTSI^ BiSOS. | MANGAPAPA FELLMONGERY. "~ JAMES COEEIGAIf, HAVING taken over the Follmongery recently worked by Messrs Bowjion Bros., and having erected a new Dam which will allow of unlimited clean water at the works, is now prepared to Scour Locks and Pieces, Dead Wool, Crutchings, and Fleeces, at lid per Ib, and will guarantee that the work is more satisfactorily done than has been the case in tliis district hitherto. All Wools delivered to the Ageuts for commission, Scouring will be taken to Works and delivered back Free oi" Charge for transit. Full Market Pkice paid fob Wool Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow, on delivery to Works, or Messrs Common, Shkltox AND Co. JAMES CORRIGAN. M?hr\ »™tis. W^^\ DENTIS- <5 -M-7 /i^ssgL DENTIS- (TSp^d /O^% TRY. 4^, \ WITH TE£tß WITHOUT TEETH MR W- J. SYKES, Surgkox Dentist (late of Chiistchurch), will take charge of the practice during my absence from ollicc. Mr Sykks was awarded First Order* oj Merit and Medal for Artificial Teeth at the Christchur ch International Exhibition, 1882. This, /with his experience of nineteen years, should be a sufficient guarantee as to his ability. All artificial work guaranteed perfect lit and natural appearance, combined with highest-class workmanship. Painless Extractions. A. GROSSMAN, Subgeox Dektist {Opposite ttya&tre Bt>yal, Gi^bpiw),