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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7130, 12 November 1894, Page 4

MARK WAY HOUSE. TITE hoc to announce that wo have NOW OPENED our FIRBT COMPLETE VV SHIPMENT of all tho LATKST NOVELTIES for SPKINO and SUMMKK WEAR selected with great care, which we are determined to sell at the loweat possible' price for CASH ONLY. Our first year beinj? such a i*roat succew (every article beintf paid for »t timo of purchase), it proven that when only a small profit ih KHkod for, cußtomorß appreciate the CASH SYSTEM, as every month our trade has been on tho increase, and tho next twelve months we expect to double the trade of tho past year. I^aiial' AVov VTi.il C.i I Priced Nainsooks, Zephyr*, Whipconli, 31 ill W V? *iy nUIIOL Blouse Prints, etc. MILLINERY AND MANTLES. MUl'lv Wily HOUSC Silk nnd Lace Mantles, Drill Costumes, kok Ladies' Shirts and Waistcoats, Silk and SUNSHADES, OLOVKS, HOSIERY, Cotton Blouaeß, New Imported Paris Etc. Trimmed Bonnets, Black Jet Bonnets, j^diei will find a beautiful selection of Fancy Gems. Drill Hats, etc.. in all the fil k and Colored Sunshades. Shot Silk newest colors - Buttercup, Burnt Tan, (f borders), Frilled ditto, Bateen Cream, Japanene White. New Styes, dhto * White and Colored, Satinde-Ohine. such as the Dodo, Monte Carlo, Lada», UMBRELLAS ( the best value in Gisetc. Howers. Feathers, Riboons and bome \ Tnß celebrated Stainless Black Chiffons in great variety. Hosiery, in Cotton. Cashmere and Silk. _ _ , __ T lf Gloves in all the newest shades. Silk Mark Way House ***** iQ M co|ors - dreTses Mark Way House New Granite Tweeds, Moire Effect«, „„„,« - nn^J pththtvp .Ucquards, Silk Mixtures, New Satin MENS & BO* S CLOTHING, Lumineux, All-wool Black And White from the famous Kaiapoi Mills, at I led Checks and Fancies (in various new de- rock Pricoa. All the Newest Goods in si^ns), Armure Diagonals (in all the new Tennis and Regatta Shirts, New Tins nnd tones of .spring shades), Kaiaj'oi Dkkss Scarves, Summer Undershirts and Pants, Twkeds (nelected patterns. Crochet Cotton. Macrarne Twine (all the new shades), Very Cheap. Mark nay House novelties at KOK M«irli- W«iv House Prints, Sateens, Satin Drills, Linens, J IVI-cll XL Wf «*J UUU!SVI DRESSMAKING ! DRESSMAKING 1 AT SPECIAL LOW RATES, IN MISS HA M MILL'S BEST STYLE, FOB CASH ONLT. MARK WAY HOUSE, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. ROBT ROBERTSON TIIOS. ADAIR SUMMER DRAPERY. ROBEBTSOIT & ADAIB, DRAPEUS, CLOTHIERS, AND MILLINERS, T TAVING returned from Auckland, are now making a display of 11 All Articles Suited for Summer Wear. SPECIAL IT! KS OUR SELECTION OF PkLNTS is sure SPECIALITIES Ladies' to Buit evon the most faßtidioUß> Gentlemen's BloiLSeS OUR DRESS MATERIALS contain all Ji Ofl £ SCOTVeS Lidies' Shirts tho }**}?* Clot 5 8 » trimmings aentiexnen's Ladies' Hats match m Oimpß ttnd Bralds ' Summer Vests LaS2* ° UR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, *§SKwB«IKI * -w *** wo „, under the management of Miss Stkkle. con rnl--.it, «v<4« »10VeS taillH a n t h e Latest and Leading Novelties. &ai t W Children's HA TS> BLOUSESt APRONS ANI) J£®£&£Sun Hats underclothing. Summer UnlerLadies' clothing "Umbrellas Tn our Manchester department s ra ces, Sox, &c. Ladies' will be fuund R 8 i jlendld «»«rtiueiit of Gentlemen's tt ji .- v;.*- Sheetings, Calicoes, Towels, Quilta, Fancy c*-«— . TTate Handkerchiefs Draping V and ,» oth er Houaehuid ooihlb. straw gats CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.— A large and new stock of Boys' Knicker Suits, Men's Suits (in Kaiapoi and other N.Z. Tweeds). Straw Hats, and Men's Mercery of all description. Slits to Meahl'ke a Speciality. ROBERTSON it ADAIR will open on WEDNESDAY, lOth October, in the premises lately occupied by Mrs Ledger (next to J. Craig's), when they will be in a position to meet all requirements. Our Motto : Small Profits and Quick Returns. TESAT AND FJEfclAlfc ARE STILL MAKING FURTHER KKDUrTIOSS AT THKIR SALE OF Mrs Ledger's Bankrupt Stock OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING c BABOAIfsS ! „ g 'C q QQ PAIRS CORD TROUSERS, 4s 9d per pair. "^S P-l 00 t. £O oo pair CORD RIDING BREECHES, 4s 9d %© W "2 °^ QH MENS COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, from 16s 6d. -g^tT 1 g O\J 240 yards TABLE DAMASK, from Bd. Cqq, §< g "O ALaNCE OF COLONIAL FLANNEL, from Od. 2g °g ®k !5 13 000 yards DRESS GOODS, from 4d. 6TJ **. w ® . -\ yrEN'S TWKKD AND WATFJIPROOF COATS, to h,»3 r^ |* g JM. clear, from 10*. **< Vf K$ I JOB HOSIERY ! JOB HOSIERY ! * p TT)URCHASKRS cf HOSIERY should call and see OCR H Q Q^Jp. Jj VALUE. Once seen you will not purchase anywhere else. oO r | *"* 2 Ladies' Sid Gloves at 2s 6d per Pair. SE! g. O « T ADTES' HATS, FEATHERS AND FLOWERS to be SfrQ g O J J CI.KAKEI* AT ANY PlllCK. '/. *n T 1 o+ c%-r\t\ I?viqv in order to make a Speedy and Complete Clearance, No J. Gelt clllU. -T 1 Icll ; Keasonable Price wiLt bk Refusep. |^* We would remind Customers that we bought the Stock for a little over Ten Shillings in the £ on Cost Price, and can sell it 60 MR ci»T. uss than any other huse in the trade. WALTER A. WOOD, Largest Harvesting Machine Manufacturer in the World NOW IS THE TiMK TO PROCURE W. A. WOODS' 1894 | Single Apron Reaper and . Binder, | 1894 WITH I.ATF.sT IMPROVEMENTS. Horse Hay Rakes <A\\ File8 ' Fittin S s » etc Patent \\k EXTRAS Knife Sharpeners A JHJ£ roK Twine f~7m\ Jfmm^f* Machines. Oils W^^^^jrjg^ 3^^^'' large etc., etc. nillllli -^;,. v ASSORTMENT Our Patent Grass and Grain Side Delivery, WITH 1894 EXTRA hPBKD AND LAKST IMrROVEMOTS. Our Tubular *«**• y^g»<^ jur Enclosed Steel Mowers R^^J^^^A Gear Combined (combined), f^Sm^ :^WE^3 Mowers With P UT D,vid« Sho E . \MW((((ViWI ( for Wm^WW%l\)l Our 1-horse Howw Trefoil, Tares, etc. s.j»***- *" y ~-~* v Vi«?. (fields, orchards or lawns) NOTE. Our New Cyclone Mower (Special MachiLe), specially made for the Colonies-R machine much admired at Hawke's Bay Show, and several were purchased on the ground. WALTER A. WOOD rtudu* the farmers interests ; they an. his friends, and ea«h year he brings out new improvements. H. C, BOYLAN, Agent. W. A. WOOD has no equal ! ! They still lead ! ! — - — - notVuk. 1 * ' TT A VINO received notice from the Vestry „ tj. oi Holy Trinity Church that my WANTED - 1000 Shesp, U> Graze on JJ-^jm as Organist osaaM at tha end of second year's fern land. th £ yaftri jam naturally anxious to aae«-rUin I whether I am likely to obtain aufliciant Apply to— support to make it worth while remaining D. MORICE, here. On this aoooant I should like to Union Bank Buildings. receive promises of engagements (specially v • _ the mauoal training of junior pupils) before MANILLA EYBLETTED ADDRESS the end of November.