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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8415, 14 January 1899, Page 3

HEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE . ftCEHCY COMPfIfIY, LTD. HARVEST, 1898 PRIME NEW SEASON'S OATEN SHEAF CHAFF, TTHE FIRST OF OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF OATEN CHAFF Will be delivered into our WAREHOUSE OK —WEDNESDAY,— 18th JANUARY. W Orders Booked And arrangements made for Season's Requirements on application at the Company's Office. O IR, O IF S GENERALLY. BY the aid of the Company's numerous Branches and otherwise large connection both in New Zealand and the Australian Colonies, we generally have orders to fill for RYE GRASS, WHEAT, BARLEY, MAIZE, &o. and throughout the aeaeon we shall be in a position to negotiate the sale of all kinds of Produce to best advantage. Clients will find it to their interest to submit samples. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES I And ONE COMMISSION ONLY to be provided for. ENQUIRIES INVITED. John W. Bright, Manager. 14 NOTICE. Remarks that are toeing passed toy Everybody, That ADAIR BROS, stock of Dresses, Prints and Muslins is equal to anything to be seen in the Large Cities. The Prices are Cheaper. i That ADAIR BROS.' Showroom is now assorted with a Beautiful selection of Novelties for Ladies and Children. NEW STRAWS and MILLINERY just opened up. That ADAIR BROS.' Carpet Squares, Skin Rugs, Axminster Rugs, Slip Mats, Door Mats, and General Furnishing is Better Value than yon can buy elsewhere. That A DAIR BROS.' have a grand Bhow xX of MEN'S HATS, in Straws, Dr. Jim's, and all Newest Shapes, also, Shirts, Collars, Ties, and General Mercery and Clothing. That ADAIR BROS. Kaiapoi Trousers ' (wide cut) at Q/£' are a ll wool, and not to be O D equalled at the price by any other house in the trade. That ADAIR BROS.' are showing a Beautiful selection of LACES (white, cream, tuscan, and black), all widths, all prices ; also, graud assortment of Ribbons, Gloves, Lace Ties, Hosiery, etc. That ADAIR BROS. 5 Nottingham Laco Curtains, just arrived from the Manufacturers, are Lovely Designs and marked Cheap. HE MADE HIM A LORD. in Englishman showed a voluhlo Yankee an old Charles the l'irst J(& guinea, aud pointing tc g> ?**~ & the head of Charles said, "That man made &fay my ancestor a Lord." m[ " That brats me," said §3 tho Tank. lie then Jf^ pulled a cent piece from the pistol pocket of his pants, and, pointing to the li^ure of the Indian Chief on the reverse side, slid, "That man made my ancestor au •mgel." If you use Sun Baking Powder in "your bread, cakes, pastry, ice, it will make all tho men in Iho house as goodtempered as angels. Good digestion, i/ood temper, happy home by using Sun Baking Pmvdnr. BA.Y VIEW BOARDING HOUSE. MISS STEWAKT BEGS to announce she has now opened this centrally - situated Boarding House, which has been Thoroughly Renovated Throughout, and is now prepared to receive Boarders on the most REASONABLE TERMS. Those patronising this establishment will find all the comforts of a home. ; MISS STEWART, 575 ' '' . Proprietress,