New Season's Drapery. PETTIE AND HARPER ARE DAILY OPENING UP IsTEW XTJTXJ^IIsr GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, EX DIRECT AND OTHER STEAMERS. SiT Particulars in an early issue. INSPECTION NOW INVITED. '0' ' PBTTIE &o IHI^IR/FIEiIR/, Importers op DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MERCERY, MILLINERY, &0., Gladstone Road, Gisborno. New Season's Drapery. As our Teutonio Friend, tha Cook, said to his Dog. TEAT AlLsni) FBIAB DO not pose before the Publio of Gisborno in a perpetual state of SELLING OFF, but when we do the Public may rest assured we are in earnest. We have been to the Market, like our neighbours, and though they have done well, we know that WE HAVE DONE BETTER, as the following Prices will testify :— 6 dozen PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, Is 4d ; worth 2s. 150 LADIES' STRAWS, at Les? than Wholesale Prices. 5 pieces FANCY CARMELITE, 6^d ; worth Is. 6 „ NUN'S VEILING, lOkl ; worth Is Gd. 6 „ FOULLE, 10£ d ; worth Is 6d. 6 FANCY DRESS (double-width), HJjd ; worth 2s Gd. 2 „ CASHMERE (Evening Shades), Is 9d ; worth 3a 6d. 1 „ NAVY CASHMERE, la 3d ; worth Is 9d. 1 NAVY" CASHMERE, Is 6.1 ; worth 2s. PRINTS, FRENCH CAMBRICS, MUSLINS, Etc., at Less than Cos* Price. FLANNELETTES ! FLANNELETTES ! 3s lid for 12 yards ; worth 6s 6d. OXFORD SHIRTINGS, 3s lid d ; worth 6s. OXFORD SHIRTINGS, 6s Gd ; worth Ss Gd. OXFORD SHIRTINGS, 8s d d z n ; worth 10s 6d. SAMPLES COLORED AND WHITE COUNTERPANES, Less than Coat. 6 on'y LADIES' SILK SUNSHADES, 5s Gd ; worth 8s 6d. 6 only LADIES' UMBRELLAS, 5a Gd ; worth 7s Gd. 6 only LADIES' UMBRELLAS, 6s Gd ; worth 8s Gd. LADIES' MUSLIN APRONS, Is ; worth Is 9d. Special Values Ladies' Underclothing. LIBERTY MUSLIN, 6s 6d for 12 yards ; worth 8s 6d. LIBERTY MUSLIN, 8s Gd for 12 yards ; worth 11s Gd. MEN'S WHITE MOLES, 5s lid ; worth 7s 6d. MEN'S WHITE CORDS, 7s ; worth 12s 6d. MEN'S TWEED SUITS, 17s Gd ; value for 255. MEN'S COLONIAL SUITS, 27s 6d ; value for 40s. BOYS' FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, 18 3d arc! Is GO ; worth 2a, MEN'S FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, 2s ; worth 3s. KNICKER SUITS, SHIRTS, BRACES, BELTS, Etc., Etc., And many other Lines we have not space to mention, —AT— TIEj^T _A.2nT:D FBIAB'S, TURANGANUI HOUSE.
DRESSMAKING ! DRESSMAKING ! SCIENTIFIC DRESSMAKING. MISS MORGAN] [MISS HART Gladstone Road. MISS MORGAN begs to announce to the Ladies of Gisborne and surrounding districts, that she has taken MISS HART, Scientific Dressmaker (late of Chriatchurch), into Partnership with her, and by careful attention, combined with Moderate Charges, they hope to merit heir support. Fit asd Style Guaranteed. Xolc thcAddrtsx: MISSES MORGAN AND HART, Dress, Haf.it, and Mantle Makers Gladstone Road [nearly opposite Mr J. Whinrai/s) Cheaper Than Ever ! Better Than Ever ! ! Busier Than Ever ! 1 1 GENTLEMEN'S BALMORALS. 9s 6d. ENGLISH MANUFACTURE (SEWN). A Heat Sunday Boot. AT GARRETT'S Boot Arcade. GISBORNE , AND WAIROA. rjTETE undersign ed is prepared to CAPvRY X PARCELS to Wniroa, Tiniroto, and intermediate place js. «T Parcels to bo left at A. Farnell AND Co.'s. W. McKINLEY, 61 MiiiUi^U'
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6626, 17 March 1893, Page 4
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501Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6626, 17 March 1893, Page 4
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