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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7137, 20 November 1894, Page 4

GKEAT EBVOLTJTION IN TAILOEING. THE TAILORING DEPOT, JOYCE'S NEW BUILDINGS, (OPPOSITE WHINRAY'B). rpHE undersigned begs to notify to the Public that having just received a JL SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Tweeds and Coatings, Sklectkd fkom thk Brut Colonial, Enulimii, Scotch, and Continental Manufacturkrh, He is now in a position to execute all Orders entrusted to him with punctuality and despatoh. Scientific Tailoring and Habit Making in all their branches. CUTTING ANP^FsTTINcT SPECIALITY I ALL WORK PERFECTLY FINIBHED AND GUARANTEED. XX Suits, from Z T. £3 15 s 0 D Trousers, from ... £1 2 s 6° = W. DAVEY, Manager. JOYCE'S NEW i~U ILDINGS, A GLADBTONE ROAD Gisborne. _____^^^^ — ■ WALTER A. WOOD, r Largest Harvesting Machine Manufacturer in the World x NOW IS THE TIME TO PROCURE VT. A. WOODS' 1894 I Single Apron Reaper and Binder, | 1894 WITH LATBST IMPROVEMENTS. JJ| Horae Hay Bakes A \ FUes, Fittings, etcPatent ! 1 * EXTRAS Knife Sharpeners \ i ai^ for «»-.• • — - ijJmT* Machines. Twine f tgwilff _ \ Tißtli___, a n! Oils g * g fe' large n< etc etc. sSr*""* T ' " ' - 'ii^w^^ ASSORTMENT n< Our Patent Grass and Grain Side Delivery, WITH 1894 BXTUA SrßEl> AND LATEST IMPKOVIMKNTB. Our Tubular < **v /®%** runcioseu Steel Mowers Mf\^^^X aca i£2££, ined (Combined). <■«** Sp " D )' With Put Divider Shoe, YM^(( ( ( ft/l^ Trefoil, Taroa, etc * "^*" ' (fields, orchard* or lawns) NOTE. Our New Cyclone Mower (Special Machine), £ aDeoiallv made for the Colonies-a machine much admired at Hawke a Bay Show, and sTeral'were^3,l2d on the ground. WALTER A. Wool> »tud,e. the farmer, interest* ; they »ro his friends, and each year he brings out new improTementa. j H. C- BOYLAN, Agent. W. A. WOOD has no equal ! ! They still lead !! Close of the Great Sale., SUCCESS THE REWAR» OF MERIT. 0 ] The Remainder of the Sale Bargains will be thrown away at RIDICULOUS PBICES. 0 0 i The Few Thousand Pairs alone remaining will be sold duringtbe [ USHEZXIT TEIT 3DATSTS. J i THE MOST SUCCESSFUL BOOT SALE i EVER HELD IN GISBORNB. <) < This week I have no time for space or words, 11 BUT MARK THIS— For every Found you choose to spend with me you will as near as possible in every case get Two Pounds worth, • o*. ■ ■ ~ HIEICTISnEjSSir' S -FOR— DEPENDABLE BOOTS. ARE STILL MAKING FURTHER REDUCTIONS AT THEIR SALE OF > Mrs Ledger's Bankrupt Stock OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. I -g §1 BARGAINS ! g | i*C B OQ PAIRS CORD TROUSERS, 4b M per pair. gg I 00| AO 20 pair CORD RIDING BRBEOHES. 4a 9d ■ "2 8^ QA MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, from 16. 6d. SgM O Pg 240 yardr TABLE DAMASK, from Bd. o^^ ' flHo "OALaNCE OF COLONIAL FLANNEL, from 9d. 1 8 fi &£* JO 600 yards DRESS GOODS, from 4d. $O r l> 5 • IV/TEN-S TWEED AND WATERPROOF COATS, to q } S^S JXL clear, from 10s, *ft>2 -. »8 g JOB HOSDEBY ! JOB H08IEBY ! -££ -T^TTPnnA<iWTIR of HOSIERY should oatl and see OOR Ht^M r OQp p U^tf L ? R^ceUenyouwU.notpurcb-e.n y whe M d-. 3|| l" 1^ l^ w » jid Glow *t 2i 04 p« P»ir. gg-| 1 O S T ADIEB- HATS, FEATHERS AND FLOWBRfI to b. £* « t _, P JLj CUi .RID AT AWT PRIC*. • : Teat aud F E" fi iSS=SSSSSSsiZri urn» in the trade.