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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7012, 26 June 1894, Page 3

Dressmaking. -r- Attention is directed to Mark Way's new advertisement. Dresses made iv 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 as 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.

GISBORNE CHORAL SOCIETY. PRACTICE will be resumed m the CITY RINK.ITHIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock sharp. All members are particularly requested to attend. Side entrance. 255 TEN POUNDS REWARD. A REWARD of £10 will be given to any person giving information that will lead to the detection of the perpetrators of the robbery committed m the night of Friday at the Theatre Royal. $ 231 WM.' ADAIR. ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. WILL thoae gentlemen who have consented to attend the Lectures m connection with the above Association, and any other gentlemen who desire to join, attend at the Fire Brigade Station on WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m., to arrange the formation of the Class. W. PARKER, 243 Hon. Sec. LOOK! — Singer Machines ! Singer Machines ! Just opened, 11 cases today. Don't have anything but our latest improved Vibrator and Oscillator. —E. Chrisp, Agent. 260 DD-FELLOWS' BANQUET. — Craig's Restaurant, . Wednesday, June 27th, 8 p.m. Country Members specially invited. O LET OR FOR SALE— Corner Shop, good position ; suitable for any business. — Apply J. Siglex. 258 LILY ARUM.— Is not superior to or intended to replace other Blackings, but is a DRESSING FOR BOOTS, which renders them Water and Damp-proof, helping to keep the feet warm. Everyone should use it for their own and their Children's Boots during the Winter Months. — Made and sold by F. B. OVENDEN, 145, Gladstone road. f 254 TTWOOD'S FURNITURE BAZAAR A little of every thing, and everything cheap and good. K. Dressers, Books, Marble Ornaments, Bedsteads and Bedding Tables and Chairs, Cots, Guns (new), Pictures, Photo Frames, Sewing Machine (nearly new), Safes, Cradles, Lamps, Stretchers, Tools, Boilers, Saucepans, Clocks. Goods Exchanged. Circulating Library. — W. N. Attwood, Grey street. ' 24C AIfT~ED~KNOWN — Comfortablt Residence for Two Gentlemei Boarders, about Five minutes walk fronr Post Office.— Apply, Herald Office. O LET.— A Four-roomed HOUSE (new; and seven acres of land, fenced, oi Whataupoko. — Apply to E. J. Curisp solicitor. 24{ O BICYCLISTS.— For sale, cheap, i Pneumatic and Cushion-tyred SAFETY BICYCLE.— AppIy J. Evers, Bright street next Oddfellows' Hall. 23i ANTED-Tenders for repairing Fence on the Waimata road. Tenders t close SATURDAY, June 30th.— Apply t C. Gray, Waiohiki. 21 ANTED KNOWN.— A good "house wife always studies her husband' pocket. Ladies' Sand Shoes, 2s Od ; Ladie Goloshes House Boots, 4s 3d.— At Garret?' Boot Warehouse. ■_ O LET — SHOP, with four rooms ai tached, m central pos tion, and now i occupation of Mr Smith, Barber. — Apply I _Hai^ Gladstone fload.