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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7545, 28 January 1896, Page 2

. . . ARE . . . SELLING THE FOLLOWING LINES AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. TRAVELLING TRUNKS, BONNEGD JL BOXES Toilet Cans, Wire Dish Covers Kerosene Stoves, Spirit Stoves Copper, Brass and Enamelled Preserving Pans Mason's and Lightning Fruit Jars Scythe Blades and Handles Garden Tools Newbould's One-man, Cross-cut and Hand Saws Chisels, Augera, Files, etc. WISDEN'S CRICKET AND TENNIS MATERIAL. A Good Racquet von 10s, New Easy Lawn Mowers, from 37s 6d Crown, Hustler and Boss Lawn Rakes Etc, etc., etc. W/T/P7sflf (fc^lklfff IRONMONGERS, Gladstone Road Gisbornb EXPIRATION OF LEASE SALE AT J^AKK JJOUSE WILL CONTINUE FOR A FEW WEEKS LONGER. DRESSMAKING— Mies Hamill will make-up a limited number of COSTUMES (previous to her leaving for the South to select New Autumn Dresses early in February) at Special Rates. DRESS GOODS-— The Balance of our Dresses will be cleared Regardless of Cost.including many NEW ROBE Lengths bought at a Heavy Discount. SHOW-RQOM.—We have decided to clear out this Department at once at any sacrifice. Straw Hats and Bonnets, Lace, Mantles, Underclothing, Corsets, Mowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Dust Cloaks, etc., at your own price. CLOTHING & MERCERY-Men's and Boys' Clothing (from tho famous Kaiapoi and Roslyn Mills) and a choice lot of Tennis Shirts, Ties, etc., will be cleared at any price. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Calicoes, Sheetings, Quilts, Selesias. Our SALE Prices are not to be beaten. HOSIERY AND GLOVES Lower than any other House iv the Trade, Quality considered. TO LET, with early possession, SHOP and DWELLING, next Mark' Way House, now used by us as Work-rooma and Dwelling, The Only " Cash " Shop in Poverty Bay : J^JAiIK JJOUSE. SUTTON AKD SONS Vegetable & Mower Seeds. WE hiwo just received a collection of the above CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LIMITED, AGENTS FOR NAPIEK & GISBOENK THQSejUMMS. T ETTS' AND COLLINS DIARIES, jLi Calendar Blotting Pads and Desks for 1896. New Volumes of the Aaauals. The Windsor Magazine, volume 1 The Boys' and Girls' Own Annual Atnlanla, Chatterbox, Little Folks 80-peep, Sunday, Leisure Hour Sunday at Home, Quiver, Chums Cassell's Saturday Journal Magazine of Art, Chambers' Journal Family Magazine, etc. Bibles, Church Praise, Prayer and Hymns, Birthday Books, Poetical Works, etc., in great variety. Ail excellent assortment of Ladies' Hand Bags, Work Boxes and Desks, Photo Albums, Screens, Frames and Boxed, Dressing Cases and Fitted Travelling Bags, Purses, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Tourist Cases, Oil Color Boxes, Wator Color Boxes, etc. THOS. ADAMS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT & TOBACCONIST, Gisborne. S P ECI AL__N O T I C E. ADJOINING WHINRAY'S EURNITUIiE WAREHOUSE. IS NOW OPENED, TJIK GISBQRHE FAfiGY FORMING ARCADE. /"CONTAINING the Largest and Most \J Diversified Collection of USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL GOODS ever shown in Gisbornß. Also,— IN THE MAIN WAREHOUSE I have a large stock of really good FURNITURE of every description, conai-ting of — Suites, in leather and silk tapestry Fancy Chairs, Ovcnnnnlols Carpets and Carpet-spun Hearthrugs and Door Mats of every description. My CROCKERY and CHINA is unexcelled in tho colony, and to Cash buyers I can muke large reductions. I have upwards of 150 Rolls of LINOLEUM and OIL CLOTH to select from, iv addition to 30 pieces Odd Lengths of Linoleum, from 4yds np to 15yds, at Job Prices for the pieces ; must be Cleared, having no room to house them. To those Furnishing I cuu offer SPECIAL VALUE, and solicit ! inspection. jr. WHINKAY.