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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8358, 4 November 1898, Page 1

[telephone no. 71.] , J"os:isr h- o^ivcoisri Corochbuilder, Wheelwright, etc., PEEL STREET, GISBORNE, == r 4=d fe, I 1 OR flp 1 BUGGIES WkJjL^zzzz""^ CARTS GIGS and yyj I vehicle "-- • OF ALL DESCRIPTION X OOK ROUND MY WAY, AND IF I CANNOT SUIT YOU, N J-J ONE CAN. For workmanship and materials used in tho construction of vehicles our she cannot be licked, as can testify the many hundreds of vehicles now runnii throughout the district that have beon through our hands. For REPAIRING, PAINTING and TRIMMING Vehicles wo are mil superior to anything, and as for prices wo do work that will juat pay expenses ni partly help to pay rates and tuxes. We do a lar^e HORSESHOEING business, 'Spwjjl that is liow famous for Superior. iKßa3| WHEELS TYRED While You Wait by ft Simple Process, Call round and havo a chat about the /#vT* AMERICAN BUGGIES that wo sell such Jf g|§U 1 a host of, and that are constantly arriving i Xit == = ;s =*5j by every boat, and if we can't make your /^s^^oJ\. /^^H^X life a little happier by supplying you with i^^\]^^\ //W$M7 ! Wk one, we will endeavor to do so. If you ffiF^)l^All\#i^W^^\ are hard up and can't afford a carriigo, |'E^^|) 1 *M|^^^sll come round all the same, and wo will try \W7/A\§4f/ and fix you up with one, as we sell on \^JJj^p''' S^^^&jJsggW such easy tekms that nearly everyone in T^^s^^^^^^'^^^^@a w _ 1 Poverty Bay can afford a carringe, or ride ''^'^^l^^M^^^^^^^^S 1 on a bicycle built for two. ""'"'••wi-j;^*'"-*^'- ::^- > 'ssi«r =i «5 J '' — 0 -TOBZUsT EL. OIWkEOIiTi: COACHBUILDER, Etc., Pekl Street, Gisbohhtjj. BANDLANT & STEVENSON BEOTHERS, Carriage Builders, Wheelwrights, and General Blacksmiths. TN Thanking their Customers for the very LIBERAL SUPPORT accorded them durinj JL the nino years in which they havo been in business, Messrß SANDLANT BROS wish to state that they have taken into Partnership Mesara HEINRY and .lOdEPi STEVENSON, both skilled English tradesmen, &Dd who have also had considerable Colonial experience, Mr H. Stevenson having just left Mr G. FAULKNOR, the well known Napier Coachbuilder, whero he ha 3 been for some years. We are confident in saying that with the Skill and latest appliances in Machinorj now brought into tho business, tho Now Firm will turn out work EQUAL TO ANY THING that can be DONE IN THE COLONY, and at REASONABLE PRICES spziGx.AJCaX'ra: s. Repairing, Painting, and Trimming ! Horseshoeing 1 and General Smithing i WHEELS TYRED ON SHORTEST NOTICE. -We have the moat modert machine for tyreiug Wheels. No cutting required, thereby ensuring greater strength. SPECIAL NOTE.-The Firm opens with ono of tho BEST AND LARGESI STOCKS OF CARRIAGE MATERIALS ever seen iv Gishorne, including LAMPS (beautiful patterns), also SPRINGS, AXLES, and all materials required for tho trade, INSPECTION INVITKD. SANDLANT & STEVENSON BEOS CARRIAGE BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. ORMOjND LINE ,^^^te^. ( - F COACHES. W. F. BATTEN'S C'jOACH leaves Ormond at 8.30 a.m. Momuay, Wednesday, Fkiiuy and I Satuuday, returning sumo Afternoon at 3 o'clock. BOOKING OFFICE ; Hatton's Stables, Ormond. „ Redstone's Stables, Lowe Street, Gisborne. Passengors booked at tho above Offices will recoive every attention. Fares, Goods and Parcels at Reduced Rates. W. P. HATTEN - - - Peopeietor. M NON-POJSONOUS. j^'" L FOiSONOUS. I —AND— OHRISTOHUfIOH, NEW ZEALAND. AGENTS: COMMON, SHELTON & CO., OISBOENE. BEOOKE'S- MONKEY BBAND SOAP WOKT WASH CLOTHES. FOR CLEANING, SCOURING, AND SCRUBBING FLOORS AND KITCHEN TABLES. nOR POLISHING METALS, MARBLE, PAINT, CUTLERY, CROCKERY C MACHINERY, BATHS, STAIR RODS. FOR STEEL, IRON, BRASS AND COPPER VESSELS, FIIIBIRONS. MANTELS. HOR MAKING BICYCLES LOOK LIKE NEW. REMOVES RUST, DIRT, STAINS, TARNISH, «Sx. [^^ OIITAINABLE EVERYVHEKE. JU;ST RECEIVED, NOTICE. Ex Mararoa — —— rHE NEW HERTFORD BICYCLE MTTBTOWQ <2TfFPP TrtTß (Ladka' and Gentlemen's). MUJSIUJS & 0 tiJiii^ L* ULr. Price £20. QHEEPFARMERS please noto tbab wo ', ,Vw», si shipment of the VICTOR O have appoint2d Messrs WILLIAMS L '.TLES, with all the latent improve- AND KETTLE> Oli'viuw in the Bicycle Rooms Feel for our M^ who will promptly Bupply all ree\c. •, v requirements u±