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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6727, 18 July 1893, Page 2

Sa^VAuK GOODS Some Slightly Damaged by Water. TTAVING purchased from the Manager of *•-■- the Union Steamship Company THE WHOLE OF THE GOODS advertised to be sold by auction, at about Six Shilling's ill the Pound, the Goods re now laid out, and will be sold at Less than Half-price. I/TEN'S /CRIMEAN QHIRTS 11/ fEN'S /CARDIGAN JACKETS And several other Useful Lines. Come Early and Secure Some of the Bargains. WM. ADAIE T ADIES' T7~ID f~i LOVES T ADIES' AND f^ ENTS' THRIVING ' /^1 LOVES T ADIES' QILK f^i LOVES GLADSTONE ROAD. VOICE CULTIVATION. I Music— Piano, Organ and Harmonium. MISS MICHEL L (Organist Wesley Church), Pupil of George Herbert, R.A.M..R.H. Hart, M. A., aud Professor Carl Schmitt, X.C.C., It. Feks (in advance), per term of 12 weeks: One hour lesson, Two Guineas ; half-hour, One Guinea. Private address : Mr J . O. Barnard's, Palmerston Road.