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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8054, 1 November 1897, Page 4

i Do no f 6e persuaded fo \ Dt/yany of the /m/faf/ons. | fns/sf on tevtng \ l| (Marc/ed Go/c/anc/jSJ/verMecfa/s) || am# o/i ßiffl£DJMs I T/ieydrepureaffdwMeso/ne\ «TJie6esf money and experience^ can duy. . Largest safe Mflt/sfra/as/a. JL » SOLD BY ALL GROCERS 'Jl DON'T FAIL TO "VISIT NEW GOODS OrEHING DAILY, —AT— EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. TEAT AND FRIAR ARE NOW OPENING UP THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AND WILL UE OFFERING THEM AT HT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. INSPjECJTION INVITED. TEAT J±2<TJD MffIWQMUffiBiBHiPWBiBHB^ Bsci^c^A v 9 65 L. ' Km Hb bH SANDLANT & STEVENSON BROTHERS, Carriage Builders, Wheelwrights, and General Blacksmiths. IN Thanking their Customers for tho very LIBERAL SUPPORT accorded them during the nine years iv which they have beeu in busiuess, Messrs SANDLANT BROTHERS wish to state that they havo taken into Partnership Messrs HENRY and JOSEPH STEVENSON, both skilled English tradesmen, and who havo also had considerable Colonial experience, Mr H. Stevenson having just left Mn G. FAULKNOR, the wellknown Napier Coachbuilder, where he has been for some years. We are confident in saying that with tho Skill and latost appliances in Machinery now brought into the bußineas, the Now Firm will turn out work EQUAL TO ANYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE IN THE COLONY, and at REASONABLE PRICES. Repairing, Painting, and Trimming! Horseshoeing and General Smithing ! WHEELS TYRED ON SHORTEST NOTICE.— Wo havo tho most modern machine for tyreing Whoclu. No cutting required, thereby eußuriny greater strength. SPECIAL NOTE.— The New Finn opens with one of the BEST AND LARGEST STOCKS OF CARRIAGE MATERIALS over soeu in Gisborne, inoluding LAMPS beautiful patterns), also SPRINGS, AXLIiS, and all materials roquired for the trade. INSPECTION IN VITUD. SANDLANT & SIEVENSON BROS., CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL • BLACKSMITHS.