Dressmaking. — Attention is directed to Mark Way's new advertisement. Dresses made m first-class style, with perfect fit, at half-price, for all orders booked during the next four weeks, so ladies will kindly select their dresses early, to avoid disappointment. Only the best work will be turned out, the same aB when full price is charged. Six apprentices wanted. — Advt. . The easiest way for a good wife to get along pleasantly is to practice what her husband preaches, and wear Hennessy's 2s lid Elastic Side Boots ; Ladies' Double-strap Walking Shoes, 4s 6d ; Ladies' Felt Bedroom Slippers, 9d. — Advt.
WESLEY CHURCH, GISBORNE. THE REV. W. MORLEY (President of the General Conference) Will lecture THIS (MONDAY) EVENING on " What I saw and heard m America." Chair to be taken at eight o'clock by Hie Worship the Mayor. Home Mission Meeting, TUESDAY, 26th. Collection. INVITATION.— An Address will be delivered by Mr C. E. Capper, at the Masonic Hall, Childßrs road, at 7.30 TONJGfHT.— AU invited ; all free. j 239
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7011, 25 June 1894, Page 3
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