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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8191, 21 April 1898, Page 4

Do /fofJ^epef^fifecf/o day any gf me /m/fal/ons. 1 /ns/s/on /iav/ng \ Si (Jlwdft/ecfCo/cfd/Hf.s//verJlfe(fa/$) I T/iey are pure and who/esome experience, ten J>qy. , 1 largest safe it)/?usfra/as/a. SANDLANT & STEVENSON BEOTHERS, Carriage Builders, Wheelwrights, and General Blacksmiths. IN Thanking their Customers for the very LIBERAL SUPPORT aocorded them during the nine years in which they have been in buabeaa, Meears SANDLANT BROTHEKS wish to Btate that they have taken into Partnership Messrs HENRY and JOSEPH STEVENSON, both skilled Engliah tradesmen, and who have also had considerable Colonial experience, Mr H. Stbvbnson having just left Mr G. FAULKNOR, the wellknown Napier Coaohbuilder, where he has been for some years. We are confident in aaying that with the Skill and latest appliances in Machinery now brought into the business, the New Firm will turn out work EQUAL TO ANYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE IN THE COLONY, *nd at REASONABLE PRICES. i . Repairing, Painting, and Trimming ! Horseshoeing ai#i General Smithing 1 WHEELS TYRED ON SHORTEST NOTICE.— Wo have the moat modern machine for tyreiog 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 ever Boen in Gisborne, including LAMPS beautiful patterns), also SPRINGS, AXLES, and all materials required for the trade. INSPECTION INVITED. SANDLANT & sYEVENSON BROS., CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL ! BLACKSMITHS. i —OF— AUTUMN AND "WINTEE SHIPMENTS, Comprising a Largo Assortment of The Latest Novelties from English and Continental Markets. OAPES, JACKETS, MACINTOSHES, FUKS, FUR TRIMMINGS, OHILDRENS COSTUMES, FISHER GAPS. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. FLANNELS <fe FLANNELETTES, HOSIERY, CORSETS, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. A Splendid Assortment of FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS. A Special Line in KID & SUEDE GLOVES (Cannot Be Beaten At MRS BOSIE'S. Gladstone Road. i 1898. 1898. 1898. AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. NEW GOODS H NEW GOODS!! y S -«^OW~/%PENING"TTP a'QHOIOB "£OT OF J^ILLINERY, •*" NAMEIY, Latest Paris Fashions in Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, Quills, Ospreys, Tartan Ribbons, Seal Capes, Mantles, Jackets, Ladies' and Maids Macintoshes, Fur Boas, Underclothing, Hew Voilinge, Corsets, etc., etc. —Dress Materials. Dress Trimmings.— In this Department wo have no hesitation in saying that we will show the most Varied, Up-to-date, aud Largest Selection over shown in Gisborno. Having bought Heavily at Home this aeason in this Department, it will enable us not only to place before our Oustomers the Very Lateßt Materials and Colorings, bub to sell at Prices NOT TO BE BEATEN throughout the Colonies. BUYING DIRECT WE SELL DIRECT, Aivd save you all Intermediate Profits. To Arrive Next Week, ex s.s. KuaMne j F rom r Sok A LARGE SHIPMENT OF . xtir-E-ranEssre' goods FOR WINTER WEAR. Don't Fail to Inspect, this Shipment. Noveltieß not to be had in New Zealand. Clothing Department. Mercery Department. New Suits, Shirts, Hats (in latest styles), Ties, Hosiery, Knitted Pants and Shirts, Under Flannels, Umbrellas, etc. At an -Men's Macintoshes, sewn seams throughout, with and without sleeves, at also, «ienn prices ranging from 20a to 80s. DIRECT IMPORTE , Gisborne. _ M— — _— — _^M ■^■■M— — ~W— «I«"«WM»«MW"**~WM~~* I '~~*. CONSTIPATION and Piles cured by T r^ri ! Ldaaby 8 » WAHOO," the only roliablo iSLiUUMin Xx I remedy Aak for Loaaby'a. ____-— — mHERE IS A FLOUR THAT PROOF OF DEBT FOKMS on sale a X BLOOMETH HKALD OfflOO. __________ WHBN WELL MIXED WITH EW ASSORTMENT of Ornaments or EAST'S BAKING GUt-edß* Carda, choice deaigns, at POWDER. Hbhald Stationery Department x MA/JJXtl> """"" -.T,r>Ar>r» /ii n,iMrnPßiies\ for sale To avoid diaappointment and vexation, f^iARDBOABD (all thicknesses) wr m ohe^ fu , negs ftnd codtentn:ant , V> at Hkrald Oflice. when nox( . or<Jeri?g Baking Powder from -—^^^^--^-^^^ your Grocer, plrt* apecify EAST'S. Ji duplicate, 1b each, at Hebax-d Office. Sold by all Grocers.