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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7063, 24 August 1894, Page 1

! HENN ESBYVS MONSTER CLICKING SALE. I MUST REDI'CE my Stock to a Very much smaller compass, and as so very lSffff* a quantity MTST BK SOLD to make an appreciable impression on tht Stock every kiud and quality of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers will be sold at a sort of AUCTION PRICES. Yon cannot go wrong m matter of quality. Yon are bound to be right m price. I have no antedelurian Bankrupt Stock to get rid of, no dropsical Elastic rfin Boots or gorgeously colored Unsaleable Evening Shoe*, but buyers am dip deep into the soundest and largest Boot Stock m tho province, striking a rich patea ST«ty Issss* The Sale commences AT ONCE, and will continue until stopped. NO SALE GOODS BOOKED. KP* A Few Spedmetis, to thow what the latctt machinery mnd microMopic vogts can Ho : — Ladies' Kid Elastic-sides, patent toe-oap • • - 2/1 1 Ladies' Double Btrap Walking Shoes • - 4/6 Ladies' Patent Court Shoes (plain) .... 3/6 Ladies' Glace Kid Oxford Walking Shoes - - - 6/6 Men's Goloshed Balmorals (kid leg) .... 10/6 Men's Canvas Shoes • - - - - -4/6 Ladies' Kid Balmorals (embroidered vamps) • • -10/6 Indies' Calf Kid Button Boots (<xli sizes) - • - 5/1 1 Girls' Strong Leather School Boots (tipped and plated) - 5/6 Men's Nailed Bluchers (tips and plates) - • • 5/6 Boys' English-made Kip Balmorals (indestructable toes) - 5/9 Children's Lace Boots - - - - -1/6 Men's Leather Elastic Sides (tips and plates, odd sixes) • 7/6 Ladies' Morocco Evening Shoes, j»earl beads (special) - • 4/6 Men's Open Front Nailed Shooting Boots - - .9/6 Boys' Solid Kip Balmorals, copper toes (7x9)- - • 4/6 Men's Patent Albert Shoes (elastic fronts) - • -7/6 Girls' Kid Elastic Sides, patent toe caps (10 x 13) - - 56 ] Allies' Strong Colonial-made Leather Slippers • - 3/6 Infants' Strap Shoes, from • - - - 1/Ladies' Strong Leather Country Boots (heel and toe platen) • 8/6 Men's English-made Open-tront Balmorals (steel points) • 9/6 o ■ These BARGAINS, and a multitude of others, are all m stock as this List issued. But late-comers must take the risk of any line being sold out, the moral which is : COME AT ONCE ! BE IN TIME ! I3E ACTIVE ! DONT DELAY Ladies, kindly shop as early m the day ai possible, Hennessy's for Boots !

Australian Mutual Provi dent Society. i Niw Zxalakd Baaxaa : Head Offioe, Custom-house Quay, Wellington. Local Board of Director* : Thi Hoy Mo,u;an 8. Gkaob, M.D., C.M.0., M.L.C. (Chairman); the Hok. Chablss J. Johnston, Ebq.,M.L.C. (Deputy Chairman); Alfred Lt Ratiii Brando*, Ksq ; the Hon. Edward Ku'iiakdhoit, CM 0. ; John Docas, E.*^. Medical Offioer: Dr. W. O. Kncr, M.R.C.S. (England). THE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST, AND MOST PROSPEROUS AUSTRALIAN LIFE OFFICE, ▲KDTHB LAB6EBT IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE Thi Only Coloihal Lm Omci Which decUree A BONUS EVERT TEAR. The mttKod 0/ Valuation adopttd fry tMt Bod«ty itof tU wtott thringtnt character, and ennvrts a ContidtrtMp Larger Rucrvt to meet Liabilities than that held by any other Offic* m the ArutraUman Ooloniu, ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS £ 12,000,000 (TWELVK MILLIONS) KTfcRMNfI. ANNUAL INCOME, (TWO MILLIONS) STKKI.INC. POUCIMWFORCI 119,232 SamAMared ... £30,331,071 CMh Bonasei Divided _ 5,H53,412 BONUSES ! CASH BONUS FOR ONE YEAR, 1893, £448,790, yielding Reversionary Boautea amounting to £910)000) after making SPECIAL RESERVES. CASH BONUSES declared for lait FIYR fEARS, over TWO MILLIONS, yielding Reversionary Booojei exceed' Ing FOUR MILLIONS. ASSURE TOUR LIFE IH TH» A.M.P. SOCIETy BONUS EVEBY YEAR EXPENSES OF HANAGKMENT B|. CBf. ON THE *bTAL INCOME. UPWARD W. LOWE, Resident tfecreUry. Bbakoh O?fio«— CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY WSIAIHOTO*. LOCAL AGENTS MESSRS WILLIAMS & KITTLE LIMITED).