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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7663, 25 June 1896, Page 4

-OTJE NEW SHIPMENTOF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOO OS IS ABSOLUTELY UNEQUALLED FOR STYLE, AND PRICE. ROBERTSON & ADAIR. — OUR STOCKS ARE magnificently assorted in all Departments with the Choicest Products of the Home aud Colonial markets, and we are constantly in receipt of New Shipments of Novelties. Exclusive Dress Fabrics a Speciality! BLACK CREPONS (in Silk Stripes), SERGES, MELTON CLOTHS, FIGURED LUSTRES, MOHAIRS, and COLONIAL TWEEDS in groat variety. —■DRESSMAKING — Already we find a great stir in this Department, probably owing to the fact that an artiste of groat experience, who has been very favorably received by our patrons, and already voted a complete success, presides over this Department. We are abreast of all the Latest Developments in Fashion ; we spare no efforts to secure perfect satisfaction to all customers ; great care and attention is paid to Style and Fit, prompt execution of orders, and the production with the greatest economy, compatible with thorough good work. Mourning Orders are promptly executed, and at all times receive the mo3t careful study. LADIES' MACINTOSHES, CAPES, AND PLUSH JACKETS. Mr HOUSEHOLD GOODS ARE SPLENDIDLY REPRESENTED. Please Note— That our stock of MEN'S, BOYS' and IOUTHS' CLOTHING is one of the Newest and Cheapest in Giaborne. BOYS' and MEN'S MACINTOSH COATS (sewn seams) and OILSKIN COATS. MEN'S SUITS MADE TO MEASURE (Fit and Style Guaranteed). SPECIAL 1 SPECIAL I SPECIAL ! Our 3s 6d line of BLACK and TAN KID GLOVES is unapproachable for Value. Our Motto : " Small Profits and Quick Returns." NOTED CASH DRAPERS : ROBERTSON AND ADAIR COOK COUNTY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. JSSOSKBI io cr^l^cases IJggOSSK NEW VASES, NEW GLASS AND EARTHENWARE DINNER, BREAKFAST AND TEA SETS NEWEST DESIGNS & BEST VALUE IN TOILET SETS 1O Rolls 12ft LINOLEUMS and OILCLOTHS "1 ALL MARKED AT THB 3. Hogshead BREAKFAST and TEASIiTS V LOWEST POSSIBLE 1 Hogshead New Patterns in TOILETWARE J RATES. (m\~' r '*~7 "} All the above Goods Vj\ A MARKED LOW \\^^ INSPECT THE NEW GOODS PERAMBULATORS & GO-CARTS-Only the BEST and most DURABLE PERAMBULATORS and GO-CABTS kept in stock, and these are sold at Auckland prices. WIRE- WOVE MATTRESSES made on the premises, to suit all sizes of bedsteads. VENETIAN BLINDS made on the premises, to suit all sizes of windows. Old Blinds RE-TAPED and RE-PAINTED.

ORMOND STORE. SALE OF DItAPERY & GROCERIES TEAT AND FRIAR HAVING purchased the Assigned Stock of Mr S. Vo-per, at their own price, will re-mark the whole stock and open with a BIG CASH SALE, ON THE PREMISES, —FOR ONE MONT H— TEAT AND FRIAR Have also purchased some good lines in NEW WINTER DRESS GOODS FLANNELS, FLANNELETTES CALICO, SHERTINGS, HOSIERY BLANKETS, RUGS, BOOTS, &0., "Which will be Sold at Landed Cost, FOR CASH. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains Such as have never been offered to the People of Ormond before. SALE COMMENCES ON TUESDAY, March 31st. TEAT AND FKIAR. THE LADIES' GYMNASIUM, CITY RINK. iTILASvSES will be held every Satorday at \_J 10.30 a.m., Wednesday 4 p.m., and Monday Evenings from 7to 8. Waerenga-a-iiika : Tuesday and Saturday afternoons. Te Arai : Thursday afternoons. A Claßs for Boys under 15 years of age is being formed at the City Rink. Miss Gurr will be prepared to receive pupils at any time during the courso of lessons. 287 NOTICE. TO meet the many applications made to tlio .Sisters of Mercy, for Lessons in the FINE ARTS and other brunches, by Young Ludies who have loft school, they have decided to open Classes for the following : — Oil Painting on Canvas and Wood Water Colors on Silk, Parchment and Bristol Board Crayon and Pencil Drawing Flower Making Plain and Fancy Needlework. Leseonß every Saturday, from 1.30 to 4 p.m., beginning Satnrduy, June 6th. For parliculara, apply at— 82 THE CONVENT. HAWKE'S BAY GIRLS' SCHOOL, Woodford House, Hastings. . Principal, Miss Hodge, assisted by Miss Aikman, B.A. Prospectuses or application. Next term commences Toksday, May 26th, at 10 a.m. Boarders must be in attendance by 6 p.m. on Monday, May 25th, 9