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CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLI NESS. Insist upon haviDg No, 1 J]XTEACT OF SOAP. There is nothing cleanses so well as No. 1 KXTKACT OF SOAP. No 1 EXTRACT OF SOAP, Washes Clothes and clouns and brightens everything. Manufactured only by THE EMPIRE COMPANY, Wellington. JgYKEOL I N E , THE PREMIER BICYCLE OIL, Is used by all the leading clubs in the colony. BYKEOLINE Is tho best bicycle lubricant in existence. Manvfaclured by THE BYKEOLINE OIL COMPANY. New York, U.S.A. W. •% G. TUENBULL & CO., Wellington, Sole Agents for New Zealand. A boon In every household — a blessing to ever}' housewife. J)KAGON BAKING POWDER. All tho ingredients of this celebrated Baking Powder are of the purest and most wholesome character. DRAGON BAKING POWDER ranks highest in leavening strength, aud is warranted absolutely free from alum. Dragon Baking Pom'dbr should be used by all who value health and economy. Manufactured by THE EMPIRE COMPANY, Wellington. OF INFINITE VARIETY AND EXQUISITE FLAVOUR ARE J^OYAL FLAVOUKING ESSENCES, Lemon, Vanilla, Almond, Ginger. rTVHESE Essences are the genuine fruit 1 flavour, and are guaranteed free from all chemical substances. In loz and 2oz bottles, Royal Flavouring Essences, Manufactured only by THE EMPIRE COMPANY, Wellington. "VTENUS was the Goddess of Love and T mirth. So will the souls of all smokers be filled with love, contontment, and mirth, if they smoke nothiDg else but CAMERON'S j^EW VENUS TOBACCO. NEW VENUS has arisen from the froth and foam of dozens of inferior makes to gladden the hearts of men.

CAMERON'S NEW VENUS TOBACCO Stands pre-eminent for the exquisite pleasure it beßtows upon its votaries. SOUGHT AFTER BY ALL J) R AGQN~COFFEE Guaranteed to be composed of the finest Coffees, which are imported direct from the most celebrated plantations. DRAGON COFFEE Is absolutely free from adulterations. DRAGON COFFEE h manv/aclured only by THE EMPIRE COMPANY, Wellington. ELEPIIONK NO. 24] [TELEPHONE NO. 24. D. M. ORR, Fruit and Produce Merchant GLADSTONE ROAD, HAS ON SALE AT CURRENT PRICES THE FOLLOWING SEASONABLE GOODS : — 1 f\ TONS SPECIALLY SELECTED 1U SEED DERWENT POTATOES 20 touß Selected Table Potatoes 50 Backs Seed Tartars 30 sacks Black Oats 75 sacks Prime Old Dun Oats 150 sacks Stout Heavy Feed Oats 100 sacks First-class Maize 250 sacks O.S. Chuff 52 sacks Brao and Pollard Crushed Beans, Maizo, and Oats Barley, Linseed, Baled Hay Full stocks of Flour, Oatmeal, Sugar, Tea, Soap, Candles, etc., of the VERY BEST quality A large stock of Clothes, Bakers', Butchers' and Wool Baskets, also Verandah Chairs, cheap to clear. SPECIAL LINES. Buttor in kegs, Cheese, Hams and Bacon Lard. Best valuo givon in these goods (tar AUCTION SALE of consignments of Fruit, Produce, etc., held every FRIDAY at 2 p.m. Entries invited. D- M. ORR. PUBLIC NOTICE. I BEG to thank all my friends and customers for their past patronage, and to notify them that I have handed my business over to my son, W. R. Mokbll, for whom I woidd beg to ask a continuance of your favors. — Yours thankfully, O. J. MORELL. In reference to the above, having taken over my father's business, I would beg to ask all old friends and customers to give me v call, and new ones to give me a trial, for my motto shall be : "Good sound work and material at very moderate prices, combined with punctuality." So please don't forget the ECONOMY BOOT SHOP, corner Grey street and Gladstone road. W. R. MORELL, 300 Boot and Shoo Maker.

For every quart or in a man's pocket there are a dozen uses, and to vise each one iiisucli a way as to derive the greatest benefit is a question every one must solve for himself. We believe, however, that no better use could be made of one of these quarters Hum to exchange it for a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Dianluea Remedy, a medicine that family should bo provided with. For hale by K. L). .Smith, wholesale and retail agent. — Advt.

In these days, when competition is so keen in the 'cycling trade, it is quite, a relief to strike a machine that stands light in front of them all, and in our opinion the "Herald" Bicycle certainly Mils that bill. Both the ladies' und gents' of this make are the handsomest and best-made machines we have iusi cotcd up to date, the lady's especially being the prettiest piece of machinery imaginable. The chief points about them are a perfect saddle, wooden handle bars, the lever pedal, entirely new system of lull hearings, and they c.vi be had any color. The price is within the reach of all. Messrs Miller and Ormond are the local agents, and are now showing two beautiful samples of this machine. — Advt.

pIAN O S . Broad-wood and Sons' Piano is undoubtedly the best instrument ever introduced into this district, und can be recommended with the utmost confidence. Lipp and Sohn's Unrivalled instruments stand every varioty of climate, and are unaffected I by heat or cold. Er&rcl's (Makerb to Hor Majesty the Queen) Pianos are too well known by musician? to need any praise. Collard and Collar d Have been manufacturing pianos for ove Ono Hundred Years, and are Btandard instruments for tone and durability. Bosenkranz Pianos (Same as supplied by the Dresden Company to His Excellency Lord Glasgow aro models of elegance and perfection. Bohm Pianos Are preferred by the greatest Pianists o the day for their concerts Meissener Pianos, The same as used by Madame Patey, Madame Stirling, and Mademoiselle Trebelli. /"\TJ (X 4 vcl% practically every lead \_^JllXAWo/ ing maker in the World. Time Payments, from 20s Monthly. THE DRESDEF PIANO CO., Wellington. And ab Dunedin. M. J. BROOKES, Manager.

SHEEP DIPS XaXOTXiIETS WILmTJEtt I>IP (NON-POISONOUS) Annually used on over 7,000,000 Snoop in New Zealand. LITTLE'S PO¥DEE DIP (POISONOUS) Last season's sales tlao largest on reoord. Agents : Common, Kliolton and Co, Ltd., Gisborne. I'HOrillETOKhi AND MaNUFAUTUHEHH I MORRIS, LITTLE AND SON, LIMITED. BLAOKBURNE AND CO., CHRISTOHURCH, New Zealand Managers.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8055, 2 November 1897, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8055, 2 November 1897, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8055, 2 November 1897, Page 4