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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8413, 12 January 1899, Page 4

l Coolc County Furnishing Warehouse. XMAS GOODS XMaS GOODS XMAS GOODS — NOW ON VIEW — NOW ON VIEW -I NOW ON VIEW - DO HOT Fflll TO INSPECT •j S, -I S r>D, & OS f>T> mABLES. COME AND SEE! NOW FITTED UP WITH LATEST NOVELTIES, /CROCKERY ! V7ROCKERY ! (~\ LASS WARE ! XX LASS WARE ! CROCKERY ROCKERY ! SPECIAL ATTENTION is drawn to this Department. While and Ruby Glaßs DINNER SETS TEA SETS BREAKFAST SETS TOILET SETS JUGS, TEAPOTS DECANTERS TUMBLERS, &o. MASON'S PRESERVING JARS (ALL SI/iBS) GLASS JELLY JARS The Very BEST, and at LOWEST Prices. Rattan and Bamboo Tables, Chairs, Umbrella and Flower Stands, etc., Suitable for Wkdding and Christmas Presents. BAMBOO VERANDAH BLINDS (ALL SIZIS) The Cheapest assortment in Town. LINOLEUM AND CORK CARPETS, all widths, from 3ft to 12b. Brussels Catpota, Cord Mattiugs, Japanese Mattings, Hearth Rugs, Bedside Mats and Rugs, Door Slips, Cocoa Mats. Carpet Squares, Cretonnes, Sateens, Art Muslins, Art Serges, Table Fellings, Silk and Woollen Fringes, Mantel Drapes, etc., etc. CURTAINS in Lace, Muslin, Serge, and Cretonne, etc. Theße goods are all in NEW designs, and cannot be surpassed. PERAMBULATORS GO-CARTS (Double and Single). Agent for the Wonderful WERTHIEH! SEWING ffI&CHINE GRITZNER SEWING MACHINES AND NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY. JOHN TOWNLEY. i THIS Ll£'EM! Anmis Mirabilis — Tempori Parendum (Not a Kumi or a Sphinx.) BEWARIT DON'T BUY ON CREDIT. BE WISE I WHY? BUYING on Credit is an injudicious, expensive and extravagant practice, which prevents your getting anything like fair value for your monpy. The losses made through those that DON'T pay must be charged on those who DO, or we would not be able to make both ends meet. Semper Idem, et Sequentia a dato. FROM~YARD. Long Wood— Cash |O/-per ton, Credit |2/Cut „ „ 11/6 „ „ 14/Manuka or Puriri 2s extra. FROM BUSH. Long Wood— Cash 12/6 i-cord, Credit)|s/Jlanuka or Puriri 2s 6d extra. Cut to Any Length for 6s per Cord. Equally CHEAP on above terms the following :— CHARCOAL, COALS, COKE WIRE, IRON, IRONMONGERY POSTS, BATTENS PALINGS, STRAINERS BLOCKS, JOINERY MOULDINGS, TIMBER TURNERY LIME, CEMENT CANTERBURY CHAFF, OATS, HAY, BRAN PIPES, BENDS, COWLS Etc., Etc., Etc. Telephone No. 11. CLAYTON BROTHERS, MERCHANTS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. j. jb. whitbyT Retail .and Family Grocer GLADSTONE ROAD, HAS just opened up a fine aaaortmiot of well-selected GROCERIES, Including all the Delicacies of the Season. CALIFORNIAN FRUITS. Potted Meats, Whitebait, Salmon, Freßh Herrings, and Herrings in tomato sauce. HONEY, GOLDEN SYRUP & TREACLE in tins. AH the BEST brands of TEA kept in stock, including the Celebrated Billy Tea, in lib, 21b, and 51b billies. HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE aiid ENAMELWARE.— Having rather a, large stock in these lines, and expecting further shipments, we are prepared to quote a low price. J. E. WHITBY, G isborne, SCOTS' WA-HAE, WA-HA WA-HOO (Loaaby'B). MORE ENTHUSIASM. WE get numberless letters thanking' us for the benefit that Loaaby's WAHOO confers upon dyspeptics, who spend their half-crowns rightly. One of the latest and beat known is Mr Wm. Berry, of Woodlands, near Invercargill. This gentleman was a sufferer for OViSU TWO YEARS from Indigestion, Sick Headache, Depressed Spirits, Pains in Chest and Back, and was quite unfit for work. Be started and took every advertised Remedy in turn. They all failed— until Loasby's WAHOO was taken. Rej suit : " Never has anything been made to equal it," is how his letter ends. Mr Berry's experience of Loasby's WAHOO will be yours. There is no need to suffer. KOQLI BAH for all nrrve and muscular pair.s, is the very best embrocation made for athletes and cyclists. Post free for 2s ; to and part of New Zealand. Loasby's " Wahoo" Manufacturing 23 Company, Ltd., Dunedin. WARRANT ISSUED FORARREST a.gainst several stores in England^for selling- Australian butter containing excossive quantities of boracic acid. Do *ot run this risk but use "Tip Top" Buttflr Powder as used largely by th« New Zealand Dairy Farmers' Union and other large dairy factories with th« best results, and no fear of any prosecu. tions. Sold in 121 b boxes at lOd per lb ane 1121 b kegs at 9d per lb. Send for samplei to i Die agents, E. H. Crease & S«b, Ltd. Wellington.