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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIL, Issue 7412, 14 August 1895, Page 3

Wesley Church Services. — Sunday next, August 18th : Gisborne 11 and 7, Rev. W. L. Baiter.— Advt. Presbyterian Services. — Sunday next : Gisborne II a.m. and 7 p.m. (in the Church), and Matawhero 2.30, Rev. R. M. Ryburn ; Waerenga-o-kuri 11, Patutahi 3, and Ormond 7, Mr Bertram. — Advt. Church of England Services. — Sunday next: Gisborne 8 a.m. (Holy Communion), 11 a.m., and 7 p.m., Canon Webb.— Country Services : Te Karaka 11 (Holy Communion), Ormond 3 (Holy Communion), and Patutahi 7, Canon Fox ; Makaraka 2.30, Canon Webb. —Advt. The man who points out our faults to uS is a true friend ; but wo feel we could kick him all the same if we had a pair of Henneaay's dependable boots on. Ladies' Ruby Oxford Walking Shoes (real beauties), 4s 6d ; Ladies' English-made Glace Kid Lace Boots, sewn, high-leg (a very stylish boot), 8s 6d ; Ladies' Felt Slippers, Is 3d ; Ladies' Double-strap Shoes, 4s 6d. Hennessy's for Boots I — Advt. Not to be Beaten.— 2o Men's -Colonial Tweed Suits, at 21s ; 30 pairs Men's Strong Tweed Trousers, 4s lid, 5s lid, and 6s lid ; 10 dozen Men's Colonial Wool Sox, 8d ; a lot of travellers' samples in Gents' Wool. and Merino Underclothing, at nominal prices ] to clear.— At Teat and Friar's. — Advt. Manufacturer's. Samples. — Six dozen Ladies' Corsets (all shapes) at 3s lid, worth from 6s to 8s $ 200 pairs Ladies' and Children's Hose, at clearing prices ; 10 dozen Ladies' Tan Kid Gloves at Is lid, only at Teat and Friar's.— Advt.

AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY, 16th AUGUST, at 11 a.m. d. mTorr Will sell by Auction, at tho City Mart, as above, without reserve,— QK CASES SYDNEY ORANGES, O_/ 30 cases Hobart Apples (in splendid order), 5 cases Lemons, Piues, Pumpkins, Onions, 48 sacks First-class Local Potatoes, 50 ditto Canterbury, large quantity Prime Hams and Bacon, Dressed Pork, Mutton Hams, Vegetables, 50. sacks Dun Oats, 20 sacks Maize, a lot of good Fat Fowls and Ducks, etc. .. , Further Entries Invited. C. DEAN PITT, 228 - ; Auctioneer. AGIO LANTERN ENTER- ; TAINMENT, Patutahi Public Hall, FRIDAY NEXT, 16th INSTANT, At 7.30 p.m. Admission— Adults, Is ; children, 6d. DANCE to follow. 225 A GRAND SACRED CONCERT Will be given in the ! Theatre royal, : earlst in september, In Aid of Presbyterian- Church Organ Fund. tickets-one shilling. ormond pound. Impounded by County Ranger, on August 11th, from Waituhi — BAY MARE, branded like NP (conjoined) on near shoulder, star on forehead. ' If not claimed before the 25th August, will be sold to defray expenses. T. KENEALY, 220 - Poundkeeper. " /THHE Massacre of Christiana in China" JL. will be Mr Salter's subject at the Wesleyan Church on SUNDAY EVENING next. 229 TO LET — Six -roomed HOUSE "and Stable, with seven acres, in Childers street.— Farmers' Association. 221 OR SALE— A good quiet Dairy COW. on point of calving.— Apply to E. P. Roberts, Patutahi. 222 FOR SALE — A quiet Dairy COW, just calving.— J. Von Pein. __3 WANTED, to Buy, immediately —Few tons of good CHAFF.— CeciI F.. Lewis, Produce Merchant. 224 RAIN, Hail, or Shine, the Quadrille Assembly will bo held TO-NIGHT, at City Rink. Dancing 8 to 11. Admission, 25.-W. Webb, M.C. 226 rriO BE HOLD or Exchanged — A Black X HORSE, four-year-old ;is very quiet, but htiß got too heavy for my work.— W. C. Nisbett, Baker. 21G A PERFEOTCURE for all kinds of social £jl and domestic troubles will be found in following the plan so many have already adopted with success. It ia simply to do your shopping at Wm. Adair's (the oldest established draper in Gisb.orue). 203 TMPORTANT to Economists. — Sheetings, JL Towcla, Blankets, Quilts aud Flannels at tho loweab possible prices, at Robertson and Adair's. MRS H. WARREN has just received a sample line of Art Needle Work, suitable for presents for ladies and gentlemen. - Ladies buying material and silks will be ehowfl bow to work up same. 200