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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7012, 26 June 1894, Page 2

Mr go to MILLER'S FOB ALL TOBACCONISTS' SUNDRIES. WE are m a position to give a Better Article at a Lower Price than anyone m town, as we buy and sell for CASH. Our Mr James Miller, now resident m Melbourne, has just forwarded SEVEN CASES of the Latest Novelties m Tobacconists' Goods, Which will be sold at Stabtlino Prices. A FEW LINES : 50 dozen Pipes, reduced from 2s 6d to Is 20 dozen Cigarette Holders, at Is 12 dozen Tobacco Pouches, from Is 250 Silver-mounted Pipes, from 3s 6d Hair Brushes, from Is Violin and Banjo Strings, 6d Boys' Footballs (with bladder), 4s 6d. REMEMBER. — We are the only people m town who Bell Golden Eagle, 'Ruby, and Derby Tobacco cut up on the premises. Our sale of CUT-UP TOBACCO, led by " Miller's Special Mixtube," is enormous. In CIGARS we defy competition both m quality and price. Derby, Juno, Golden Eagle, Ruby, Welcome Nugget, and Capstan Tobaccoe* always m stock. AGENCIES: Raleigh and Humber Bicycles Rudge and Enfield Bicycles Burling's Pipes Kronin Violin Strings. ■t>* Address — MILLER, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, GISBOBNK (Established over 20 years). 165 QEOOND •pvIREOT HHIPMENT, EX S.S. TONGARIEO. JUST OPENED, TEN i^ASES EN VJASES NEW GOODS, DIBEOT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, Consisting of the following : — TJIVENING Q HADES IN JCJ O QURAH, QHANGr, AND /^LAN fTIARTAN raLKS ± O Blaok, Merveileus&CordedSilks Slack Merinos and Cashmeres Slack and Navy Cheviot Serges - And Fancy Dress Goods /CALICOES AND QHEETINGS QUILTS & COUNTERPANES LADIES' WOOL SQUARES AND CORSETS All of which will be sold at English Landed Cost. WM. ADAIR. 'DYEING ! DYEING ! DYEING ! SUITS DYED (any shade), fast colors ... .- 10s Od Coats Dyed (any shade), fast colors 5s Od Trousers Dyed „ „ ... 3s 6d Vests Dyed „ „ ... 2s 6d Repairs and Alterations, from ... Is Od 49* Old, worn, faded, and soiled garments brought out with a wonderful dash of respectability. 33. OLIVER, Gladstone Road olothierT « .10 UKBTOXJ [T. SWBBT Ej t JOHNSTON & CO. M TAILORS, A EtOm E \ RE now showing XX the LATEST I NOVELTIES m Hats, R 1 Ties, Sox, Collars, " Shirts(includingSingle LStud Dress Shirts, for Q evening wear), etc. " n WATERPROOFS £ A SPECIALITY. D • JUST RECEIVED, D A Large Shipment of n NEW TWEEDS, n Suitable for present jig season. |, Ml JOL, VX. UPACKMAN Announces that he will take JUNIOR PUPILS FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN at REDUCED FEES. Mr Spacktnan has devoted his life to the 1 Art of Teaching, and to this the success of many of his Pupils testify. As to the Violin, it will suffice to say that he has been the only instructor of Mr Herbert Spaceman, who so delighted his hearers at the last Orchestral Concert. Mr Spackman has a Good Stock of VIOLINS, BOWS, CASES & STRINGS. Mb. H. G. SPACKMAN, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, 223 Palmerston Road,