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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7013, 27 June 1894, Page 1

Special Price FOR Dressmaking AT MARK WAY HOUSE. MISS HAMMILL, V HAVING a large number of Fast-daw Trained Hands, will during the next . . . . .__ FOTJB WEEKS BOOK ORDERS FOR MAKING AT HALF-PiICE FOR DRESSES SELECTED AT MARK WAY HOUSE. Only First-class Work will be tnrned oat, the same as if the full price ■» was charged. ORDERS will be booked and Dresses made in their torn, commencing Monday, June 11th, 189 4 and terminating JULY 11th, 1894. DRESSES made in First-class Style, RESSES andFitGnaranteed, 7* Gd; DRESSES usual price, las. RESSES DRESSES made in First-daw Style, RESSES andTitGuaranteed.9s&l; DTragRTCR usual price, 18s 6d. RESSES DRESSES made in First-claw Style, RESSES and Fit Guaranteed, 10* DRESSES 6d; usual price, 21s. RESSES Largo Variety of Dxoss Goods to choose from, consisting of Hopsacks, Cheviot Serges, Bengaltnea, Shot Serges, Colonial Tweeds, Whipcords, Dress Robes, Colored Cashmeres, and Trimmings to match. evsnustg dbsssss. Large variety of Fancy SQkt for Evening Wear, at Reduced Psxgxs. Ladies' Jackets, Macxstoshxs, xxd MttLtSTKRY all reduced in price. FOR CASH ONLY. SIX APPRENTICES wanted at ones for Dressmaking. MARK WAY HOUSE, Gladstokk Road, t Gisberne. CONVERSATION Heard Ibetween^two Ladies. FIRST LADY: T\ID you visit GARRETTS mtaWiahment last week 7 I was abaomtery astonished at the display. Such dclidoiui EVENING SHOES, such a variety of COURT SHOES (all shades), and such Lovely Goods suitable for the Little Ones. My husband says it is just the same as far as the MEN FOLKS are concerned — an endless supply of excellent goods or masculine wear. If you have not done so, you ought to calL SECOND LADY: Why, we never deal with anyone else. At all seasons of the spar you will fin GARRETT'S establishment replete with goods to suit everyone— AND SO CHEAP. M. E. GARRETT* GLADSTONE, ROAD. "jyrOTHXNG drives away, tfcLtrenbles **& Ji\ woVriesof life po well of tjf; J