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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8056, 3 November 1897, Page 4

Do not 6e persuaded to buy any oftAe tmttat/ons. I /ns/sf on tiavmg \ ![ CrfnG/pko f Co/c/&tM/S//verMeda/$) I Cm o/V OfiMfMMtfJS TtfeyarepureancfwMeso/ne\ «TAe nest money and experience can Jbt/y. . Largest sate /n^ustratas/a. \ « Sold by all grocers * J DON'T FAIL TO VISIT jEaiiEiEsriE^ir lewis 7 NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY, —ATEXTREMELY LOW PRICES,

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. TEAT AND FRIAR ARE NOW OI'ENINC! UP THEIR FIKST SHII'iUJSNT OF SPRING! & SUMMER GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AND WILL BE OFFERING THEM AT LOW PRICES. INSriEC.TION IINVITED. TEAT JI.3<TJD -FttTJ^tt.

SANDLANT & STEVENSON JBBOTHEBS, Carriage Builders, Wheelwrights, and General Blacksmiths. IN Thanking their Customers for the very LIBERAL SUPPORT accorded them during the nine years in which they have been iv business, Messrs SANDLANT BROTHERS wish to Btute that they have taken into Partnership Messrs HENRY and JOSEPH STEVENSON, both skilled English tradesmen, and who have also had considerable Colonial experience, Mr H. Stevenson having just left Mr G. FAULKNOR, the wellknown Napier Conohbuilder, where bo haß been for some years. Wo arc confident in saying that with the Skill aud latest appliances in Machinery now brought into the business, the New Firm will tuin 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.— We have the most modem machine for tyreing Wheels. No cutting required, thereby ensuring greater strength. SPECIAL NOTE— The New Firm opens with one of the BEST AND LARGEST STOCKS OF CARRIAGE MATERIALS over seen iv Gisborne, inoludiug LAMPS beautiful patterns), also SPRINGS, AXLIfiS, aud all materials required for the trade. INSPECTION INVITED. SANDLANT & STEVENSON BROS., CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.