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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7450, 2 October 1895, Page 3

Farmers' Co-operative Association,!. . THEEAEIEES 5 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION [Limited], WOOL BROKERS STOCK AND STATION AGENTS AUCTIONEERS INSURANCE, SHIPPING AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, NEGOTIATES LOANS UPON I FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in large sums, at low rates of interest. HOLDS AUCTION SALES of WOOL and SKINS regularly, and conducts other Sales when required, SELLS PRIVATELY - LAND, STOCK, PRODUCE, Etc. FURNISHES *° its Agents and Correspondents in New Zealand and Australia particulars of Properties for Sale. PURCHASES eveiy description of FARM PRODUCE, at HIGHESI PRICES. SHIPS WOOL, GRAIN, Etc., to England or elsewhere. INSURES every description of insnrable interests at low rates (Fire & Marine). MAKES ADVANCES to lumen upon Wool or Growing Crops. KEEPS IN STOCK and SELLS at LOWEST PRICES every description of — STATION REQUIREMENTS GROCERIES IRONMONGERY WINES ANDJSPIRITS FARM PRODUCE. AGENCIES. Commercial Union Firb and Mabinh Insurance Company Shaw, Savill & Albion Company, Ltd. Keid and Gray \ Agricultural P. and D. Duncan V Implement Booth, McDonald and Co. J Makers Andrews and Bbavbn (Maohinery) H. E. Shacklook's Orion Ranges Nimmo and Blaib's Seeds Arthur H. Nathan's Reliable Teas Nelson, Mo ate and Co.'s T&as Young's Farmers' Waterproof Coats Westfield Special Manures Belfobd Mills Co. Golden Gfm Fi oub Strong's Bannookburn Whisky Usher's Special Reserve and O.V.G. Whisky Dr. Penfold's Adelaide Wines Burkes " Cat Brand " Stout Brooke's " Perfect " Sheep Dip Lawes' Sheep Dip Murray's Wool Press* .FOE SALE FENCING W IRE (Black, Galvanised and Barb) POSTS AND BTRAINKRS WIRE NETTING SHBBP NETS I WOOLPACKS, SHEEP bHEARS i TATOO OIL, SHEEP DIPS LINSEED OIL, RUDDLE LAMP BLACK and all Shearing Reqttl. sites. MILLINERY ILLINERYj — AND— t^ressmaking. Uressmaking. PETTIE &~HARPER Have pleasure in announcing the arrival of •VTEW r~l OODS In the above Departments. Miss Rowcliffe has just returned from Auckland, and is now showing some Choice Millinery Goods. HATS, BONNETS, Etc., in all the Latest Shapes and Styles. Novelties in Blouses, Shirts, Cuffs, Frontf, Collars, Skirts, Aprons, Mantles, etc., etc., eto. The DRESS DEPARTMENT is replete with New Goods, and Novelties are being added every day. Mrs King's pronounced succeßS of laßt season is already felt, as orders are steadily coming in, so that Ladies will do well to make their selections early. Some choice FRENCH ROBES now on view (no two alike). Other Novelties to arrive in a few days. PETTIE AND HARPEB, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. £1000 WANTED COMPULSORY SALE OF GARRETT BROTHERS STOCK OF Boots and Shoes, AT RED DOED PRICES, FOR CASH As £1000 is wanted AT ONCE to settle Partnership accounts. RESSMAKING. TVRESSMAKING RESSMAKING. JLJ RESSMAKING. JACKET & MANTLE MAKING. HENRi~LEWIS HAVING engaged MISS DU MONT as Head Dressmaker, (who has arrived), will be in a position to execute Dressmaking equal to any Jin the Colony for Fit, Style, and Fashion, combined with Moderate Charges. MISS DU MONT Has just returned from England and the Continent, and brings with her not only the highest of testimonials but a NEW SYSTEM OF CUTTING for which she held an important position at) the Chicago Exhibition to demonstrate this particular System of Cutting, for a Fashionable American firm. NOW OPENING NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,' —AT— HENRY LEWIS 1 T7\URNITURE BAZAAR. — W. HT. K. Attwood gives the highest payable price for all descriptions of Household Goods,. Books, Tools, Harness, Saddlery/etc. On sale, cheap, for cash — Chairs, Tables, Crockery, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Side Saddle, Guns, Colonial Oven, Chest Drawers, Boots, Cots, Wheelbarrowß,Safeß, Dressers, Curtain Poles, Carpenters' Tools, Violins, Flutes, Muaic, Clocks, Spring Couch, Watches, etc, -»W. N.. Axt,woq»i Grej street. 41