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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7011, 25 June 1894, Page 2

T. G. LAWLESS, HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Office : Next Nolan and Skeet's. FOR SALE. Whataupoko— Two and a-half Acres, well fenced and subdivided, close to town. Whataupoko — Half -acre and Eight-roomed House, close to town. Part cash ; balance m Society. Whataupoko — Four-roomed House and Section ; river frontage. Cheap. Whataupoko — Three Single Quarter-acre Sections, close to town. Only small deposit required ; balance at 7 per cent. Whataupoko— Six and Three quarter Acres, with Four-roomed House, for Lease oi Sale. Whataupoko— Two Single Quarter Acres. Cheap. Whataupoko — 15 Acres and Dwelling of five rooms. £300 cash ; balance can remain at 7 per cent. Kaiti— One and a-half Acres Good Land and Four-roomed House. Price only £220. A bargain. Eaiti — 19 Acres and Five-roomed Dwelling. Only £300. Childers Road— Three Acres Land and 7roomed House, with stable, wash-house, etc., etc. Can be had on very easy terms. Childers Road — Two Houses and J-acre corner Section, centre of town. Price only £230. Three Quarter Acres and Dwelling ; a valuable property. Can be had cheap. Terms given. Eleven Acres, fenced ; only £300. AND OTHER PROPERTIES. AIso,— MONEY TO LEND. NewZealandClotliiiig Factory. YV Arrival of our NEW £3 SEASON'S GOODS, which for Z, J Quality and Value exceed anything W \3 yet offered the Gisborne Public. J™J 2 Notwithstanding the many would- X £3 be Slaughtering bales of inferior GO fT. goods, we still continue to keep W only the Best Colonial Manufacture Ph at the Lowesx Possible Price job S CQ Cash. 500 Boys' Tweed Knicker \ji yri Suits, from 8s 6d Z± 50 Boys' Tweed Knickers 6a Od £* 100 Boys' D.B. Reefer S« O Over-coats ..-. ... 12s 6d 1^ gr 50 Boys' Overcoats (with M {^ capes) ... 14s Od a W Boys' Hosiery, Shirts, Caps, X Braces, etc., etc. W C" 1 750 pair Men's Colonial O Tweed Trousers, from... 8s 6d CO l^i] 250 pair Men's Colonial r} Sac Suits, from ._ 2fej Od 150 Men's Tweed Over- j^ coats, with Capes, from 25s Od h> (x* Men's Shirts, Flannels, Cardigans, v Q Overalls, Jumpers, Pyjama q Suits, etc., etc., m great K3 V variety. S Waterproof Clothing De- H partraent — Being manufacturers Q P$ of these goodß, we offer exceptional (S^ value m all the leading shapes, comC.4 prising Poncho, D.B. Cheaters, S.B. (^ Ghesters, Macfarlane, Salisbury, gR with and without sleeves. pj Tailoring Department, for 2 both Ladies and Gentlemen, of the above goods. 500 patterns of J£ Waterproof Tweeds to select from. Hallenstoin Bros. USE ONLY KIRKPATEICK'S Brand jfo^ Brand PURE FRUIT JAMS. AMONG the principal manufactures of the colony are the Jams produced at Nelson by Messrs KIRKPATRICK & CO. The assurance of the manufacturers that none but the purest colonial-grown Fruits are used by them is amply borne out by the quality of the article they supply, and to which it would be impossible to find anything superior. By patronising KIRKPATRICK'S "X" brand of JAM, housekeepers will not only be doing their beat to encourage the local industries so necessary for the welfare of the colony, but will provide their hou&eholds with Jam that for wholeaomeuesß, purity, and richness may challenge the world. — N.Z. Tablet. S. KIKKPATRICK & CO., MANUFACTURERS^ Nelson. \ YATES' ><&>V VEGETABLE SEEDS \^l>N. FLOWER SEEDS _S?<rS v GMOULTURAL SoocL >v'^ >y Full RBSOrfcrnent PotatO9s NJ^N. jusb m great variety. N^jN. °P Baed Table Potatoes, Maize, < V^#V Wheat, Bran, Pollard \." < <f /C>\. Wheatmeal, Canterbury Chees 6 , Hams and Bacon, etc., etc JAMES ikcKEE. N^ c JAS. CRAIG, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to intimate that on and after Saturday, November 4th, Hot Luacb.o3 Can be had from 12 nook to 2 p.m., And that Light Refreshments, such as Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, etc., may be had at all houks during the day. Hot Meat and Fruit Pies, with Tea or Coffee, every Saturday Evening. Gisborne Dental Surgery. WITH TEETU WITHOUT TEETh* THE late Mr A. Grossman's business, as Dentist and Dental Surgeon, will be carried on as usual by Mr Walter J. Syces, who was awarded the First Order of Merit and Medal at the International Exhibition, 1882, for Artificial Teeth. With an experience of over 20 years, combined -with the use of the best materials procurable and the latest devices and improvements m dental instruments and attachments, Mr Sykes guarantees work no surpassed m the colony. Other Dentists' work altered, re-modelled, and repaired. Nitrous oxide gas (laughing gas) administered for the painless extraction of teeth. WALTER J. SJTKES, *PK K.fcoirtAFA/1 Ttantiat. Miiniur i