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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6726, 17 July 1893, Page 4

CONTINUATION OF SALE — FOR--14 I 3L4 DAYS I i-* T7IOR the LAST FORTNIGHT of the SALE, the BARGAINS will be of a most -L pronounced description, and to make tho Sale still more interesting I have just made a Sensational Purchase of the BALANCE OF A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF FUR-LINED THREE-QUARTER CAPES AND MANTLES Also, — 150 LADIES' ULSTERS ; nvrma . . All of which have been marked at about HALF THE USUAL PRICES, m order to effect a Clearance during the present Winter, as I do nob intend to carry any of them forward to next season. I have also bought afc a LARGE DISCOUNT two lots of Travellers' Samples of BLANKETS, QUILTS, TOWELS, DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, And several other useful lines for household purposes, All ©f which will be sold afc a Small Advance on English Cost Price. I hare now added SEVERAL NEW LINES OF DRESS GOODS, bought at Job Prices, aud now offered at lowest points ever touched, or ever likely to be touched, in the history of textile industry. GREAT AND CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, AND CAPS Hate been made without even a thought as to the cost or anything else, bufc jusk this— THAT THE CLEARANCE MUST BE MADE. Note. — Tfiis is not mere talk with the hope of inveigling you into my establishment. It is from a house that has proved itself sincere to you at all times during the last eighteen years, a house that is knoion, trusted, and tried, and found to prove worthy at all times of your confidence. ■wm:. -a.i> v : 3 & S. D. ' IT is a case of Pounds, Shillings, and Pence, with most people, now-a-days. They|have to study how to obtain the Very Best Value for their money. Thus the public have became VERY KEEN BUYERS, and especially of TEA. WE ARE KEEN BUYERS OF TEA, too, and the public reap tho benefit. If, then, A REALLY GOOD 2/- TEA la what you require, take our advice and BUY EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S 25/. CEYLON. In Lead Packets, Tins, or Half-chests. """If you try a Packet, see that ifc has a Red Label with Gold Letters, and the words EMPIRE TEA COMPANY upon it. EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, W. & G TURNBULL&CO., WELLINGTON, PROPRIETORS. HOORA.Y ! HOORAY ! HENNESSY'S FOR BOOTS! rpHE CASH BOOT MARKET is still replete with BARGAINS for everyone. I JL have given Splendid Value in the past, but on this occasion I am enabled to offer you Exceptional Opportunities for Bargains in every description of BOOTS and SHOES, having just landed some EXCELLENT NEW GOODS, ex Rangatira from London. My extensive trade is just one instance of what can be done by studying the comforts of Customers. Comfort in shoe leather is a feature you find no where else but at the GISBoRNE AND POVERTY BAY CASH BOOT MARKET. Those who have tried me speak from experience. Ido what no other firm can approach — meet the demands and requirements of the most fastidious in shoe leather at UNPARALLELED PRiCES. PRICE LIST. Ladies' Cloth-top Persian Hide Golosh ed Oxford Walking Shoes 4/6 Maids' Felt Boots (fur bound, very warm) - - - 5/6 Men's Kid Walking Shoes - - - - - 7/6 Ladies' Kid Button Hoots (odd sizes) - - - - 5/11 Men' 3 Heavy N ailed Working Boots - . - - - 9/1 1 Ladies' Patent Court Shoes ..... 3/6 Ladies' Kid Elastic Sides (patent toe caps) ... 6/6 Men's Nailed Shooting Boots (the farmer's boot) - - 10/6 Men's Strong Leather Bluchers (heavy nailed) ... 5/9 Ladies' Prunella Button Boots (odd sizes) ... 5/1 1 Ladies' Glace Eid Oxford Walking Shoes - - - 5/6 Men's Open-front Derby Balmorals - - - - 9/11 Maids' Felt Slippers - - - - - - 1/ : Men's Plain Shooters (heel and too plates) - - - 10/ ; Ladies' Glace Kid t ace Boots • - - - - 8/6 Men's Felt Slippers (very comfortable) .... 3/3 Ladies' Heavy Leather Elastic Sides (strong and serviceable) - 8/6 mSKT2a-3E3SS"ST'fS FOR BOOTS. o Peerless Glossy Glycerole, Satin Polish, French Blacking", Meltonian Cream, Alma Polish, Boot Protectors, Cork Soles, etc., etc. The Best Classes of English & Continental Goods a Speciality. The Gisborne & Poverty Bay Cash Boot Market, GLADSTONE EOAD ; GISBORNE. Opposite Aigyll Motel, Gladstone Road. COMPARE THESE PRICES ; BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. HEISriR/X" LEWIS TNTENDS during the NEXT TWO WEEKS to offer WONDERFUL BARGAINS DKAPERT & CLOTHING, !'. To enable him to CLEAR OFF the bulk of his Stock, to save removing. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. 'NOTE THESE PRICES— 5 pieces COLONIAL FLANNEL, 9fd per yard. 20 LARGE BLANKETS, 4s 9d each. 20 WHITE HO. QtTILTS, 4s Brl pach. 50 pieces FLANNELETTES, at 3fd yard. Cannot be bought elsewhere under 6d yard. 50 pieces DRKSS TWEEDS aad CLOTHS, at s£d per yard. 3 pieces GREY SHEET rNGS (72-inch), B|d per yard. I 3 pieces CRETONNES, 4£d per yard. 5 pieces GOOD CASHMERES (double width), at Half-price— ls per yard. 150 pairs MEN'S STRONG TWEED TROUSERS, 5s 6d pair. 20 pairs BOYS' STRONG TWEED TROUSERS, 3s lid pair. 25 MEN'S TWEED SUITS, 16s lid. S dozen MEN'S MFRINO SOCKS, at s£d pair. 5 dozen LADIES' RIBBED HOSE, at s|d pair. 50 MEN'S COLONIAL FLANNEL UDDERS, 3s 9d. Worth ss. 25 MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, 2s lid and 3s lid each. 20 pairs MEN'S COLORED MOLES, 5s 9d pair. These prices cannot be repeated, so purchase before all are sold out. o — DRAPER, CLOTHIER, HOSIER, AND GENERAL IMPORTER, Gladstone Road,