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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIL, Issue 7296, 3 June 1895, Page 2

Hams, Bacon, and Clieese. Just A CHOICE LOT JUST Landed Just £1 LANDED Landed Jusb from Landed Jusb CANTERBURY. Landed Just Landed Jusb Landed Jusb Landed Jusb Also,— Landed Jusb Landed Just SNOWDROP FLOUR Landed Jusb OATMEAL Landed Jusb WHEATMEAL Landed Jusb OATINA Landed Jusb GERMINA Landed Jusb SEMOLINA Landed Jusb CHICK WHEAT Landed Just BRAN Landed Jusb POLLARD, Etc. Landed Just Landed Just Landed Jusb Landed just POTATOES *f*f\ Just ,Air\ l-.. % Landed Just < A1 Q uaht y)' Landed Just 5/6 I 5/6 PER SACK | 5/6 Landed Just Landed Just Landed Jusb Landed JAMES McKEE. The Acme Patent Horse Cover. rfYHE ACME is thoroughly well pub toX being sewn with waxed threads, Which Will LAST AS LON3 AS THE OOVBB LASTS. The Acme is much more durable than any other cover because, fitting perfectly, all the undue strain and dragging is avoided. The Acme is a perfectly-fitting cover ; it will not chafe the shoulders and neck, because it is made to fib like a collar and to give plenty of room for the shoulders to work freely, and also to allow the horse to feed comfortably The Acme fits the back and hind quarters, having plenty of room for the hips ; it will not slide to one side like other covers. The Acme thus having plenty of room to fit all the iuequalities of the horse, it sits naturally and will not easily fall off. « The Acme will not require a surcingle, which binds the cover too closely to the horse and does not allow the cover to dry. The necessity for surcingles being avoided the cover is not cut for same, nor are there any holes in it to admit water. The Acme has an arrangement of girths which will be quite sufficient to hold bhe cover on, and also to allow ventilation to the cover and horse. These girths will not chafe or irritate as the old style surcingles and girths are liable to do. The Acme is thoroughly well made; the dock is attached underneath the cover, i thus avoiding the old eyelet Holes. The I dock is also made to buckle so that it can be easily undone, lengthened or shortened. E. WILLIAMS, SADDLER, Gladstone Road, Gisborne, Agent for Patentee. thosTaHams. LIST OF NEW BOOKS. rpHOU ART THE MAN, by Braddon The Mysteries of Marseilles, by Emile Zola Kitty Alone, by S. Baring Gould Kitty's Engagement, by Florence Warden The Ralstons, by Marion Crawford The Honour of Savelli, by S. Levetb Yeats A Ward of the Golden Gate, by Bret Harte The Charlatan, by R. Buchanan A Daughter of Judas, by R. Savage Tempest Torn, by A. Haggard A Man of To-day, by Helen Mathers The Two Lancrofts, by C. F. Keary A Trying Patient, by James Payn Sibylla, by Sir H. S. Cunninghame East Lynne (special new edition, 2s 6d), by Mrs Henry Wood The Channings (special new edition, 2s 6d), by Mrs Henry Wood The Bachelor Maid, by Burton Harrison Her World Against a Lie, by Florence Marryatt Matthew Austin, by W. E. Norris Peter's Wife, by Mrs Hungerford Peg the Rake, by Rita A Gray Eye or So, by Frankfoot Moore One Fair Daughter, „ „ The Manxman, by Hall Came Children of Circumstance, by lota . A Perfect Fool, by Florence Warden Everybody's Pocket Lawyer, 9d Something to Read (division 56) The Practical Elocutionist Shorthand — Pitman's and A.B.C. THOS."ADAHS f ! BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS c; AGENT & TOBACCONIST, Gisborne. Gisborne Dental Surgery tDENTIS- i||ip-^|| DENTIS- JyP^^ WITHOUT 'TEETH THE late Mr A. Grossman's business, as Dentist and Dental Surgeon, will be carried on as usual by Mr Walter J. Sykes, who was awarded bhe First Order of Merit and Medal at the International Exhibition, 1882, for Artificial Teeth. With an experience of over 20 years, combined- with the use of the best materials procurable and the latest devices and improvements in dental instruments and attachents, Mr Sykes guarantees work no, surpassed in the colony. . Other Dentists' work altered, re-modelled, and repaired. Nitrous oxide gas (laughing gas) administered for the painleßa extraction of teeth. . .-■/ " WALTER J.SSTKES,' Registered Dentist, Manager. DENTISTRY. Z Mr S. A. Noble-Campbell, SURGEON DENTIST, KO LOWE STREET (Opposite P.B. Farmers' Grain Store). w Successor to Wilson and Davies, of Napier. Pianos ! Pianos ! rpHE TTVRESDEN T>IANOFORTE COMPANY Have for Sale PIANOS by fche I-<»<H°g Makers in the World (English, French, German, and American) For Cash, or on the Hire Purchase System. 6n VAYSIBST OK ASMALIi DBPOSJT AND A MONTHLY INSTALMENT OF £1 YOU MAY BKCOMK THB OWNKH Of A KIKaT-CLAaa MAKO OR OROAN. Mb E. E. WHITE, Stationer, Has been appointed Sub-Agent for Gisborne and District. Several Pianos are now on view iv his premises. A further consignment to arrive shortly. Arrangements to purchase may be made with — E. E. WHITE, Stationer, Etc., Sub-Agen; Ob, E. PARNELL, Agent. .