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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8416, 16 January 1899, Page 2

HOLIDAY SEASON. Special Display i'or the (taming Festivities. EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS. EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS. \ CORDIAL INVITATION is extended XjL to Residents and Visitors to Gisborne to inspect my Marvellous Variety of . . NOVELTIES of the Latest and most Fashionable description, specially selected for the Festive Season. EVERYTHING UP TO DATE FOR GENTS' WEAR. A Choice Variety of SILK HANDKERCHIEFS and TIES just opened, suitable for Xmas Presents. Immense assortment of Boys' and Men's CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS, &c. Newest Patterns. m. BOYS' & MEN'S STRAW HATS TEH In great variety, at all prices. Gladstone Travelling Bags, Brief Bags, and Portmanteaux (all prices and sizes in stock). Men's COATS & VESTS, in Worsteds and Serges (Dark Blues and Blacks). Specially selected patterns. Just Opened— Thirty Paiks KAIAPOI SUMMER TROUSERS Q If* Wide^Cut, at O' O Wonderful Value. ft. ROBEETSON. HATTER, MERCER AND CLOTHIER, Next Theatre Royal, 8 GREAT EARTHQUAKE. IMMENSE LOSS AND DAMAGE. Z^iWING to the Overhead Tanks in Mr Budd's Boarding-house having all the Water shaken out of them, MARK WAT'S ■WAS FLOODED WITH WATER A3TD A LARGE AMOUNT OF STOCK DAMAGED. SALEISALE; OP THE ABOVE NOW ON! When the DAMAGED portion will be Cleared REGARDLESS of VALUE. As it is Fresh Water, it will be little the worse if bought quickly. IST All the above will be sold at Net Prices. 3l_ IN THE POUND will be allowed on all the Sound portion, as usual. COME QUICK ; ib must be cleared in the first day or two. MARK WAY HOUSE, Next Erskine's. WALTER J. SYKES, iMISBORNE DENTAL SURGERY, Next E. D. Smith's, Chemist. Opposite Harold Kane's, Chemist. (Telephone No. 16.) Prize Medallist for Artificial Teeth. Hit JP^£ ¥ Sf^.S \V2\ lY^ _g& Ij hi _ 2 p3 &^5 \tf\ J/ W&xs 'yl |:g Teeth Extracted from 10 to 12 Noon, ONE SHILLING. Close at 1 p.m. on Thursdays. Open on Saturday nights from 7 to 9. Mr S. A. Noble-Campbell, SURGEON DENTIST Lowe Street. Hours of Consultation : 9 a.m. t S p.m. Telephone, No. 30. Close at 1 p,m. Thursdays. GIRLS' SCHOOL, • GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. AFTER Christmas this School will be conducted jointly by Miss A. B. Nelson and Missßertha Sievwright, B. A. Music, Drawing, and Painting in Oils, by Miss A. E. Nelson (Certificated Trinity College, London, Music). ' ' Child Pianist ' system. Elementary and Advanced English, French, Latin, Mathematics, Physics, and Geology, by Miss 'Berta Sievwrigiit, who is also prepared to coach candidates for Junior and Senior Civil Service, Junior Scholarship, Matriculation, General Knowledge in Law, and Medical Preliminary Examinations. A comfortable home for Girl Boarders has been arranged, under the care of Miss Nelson. First Term will begin Monday, January 30th, 1599. , ,^_____ HARRY KiNNAIRD HOVELL Authorised & Licensed Surveyor by Examination over Two Colonies. LAND TRANSFER SURVEYOR. SURVEYING of every description undertaken and completed promptly. Bush sections surveyed for purposes of felling. Areas given either by horizontal or surface measure, as required. Eighteen years' experience surveying through New Zealand and tropical forests. TO SELECTORS OF LAND. AH business transacted for intending selectors under the various Land Acts. VALUATOR. Properties reported upon and valued for purposes of Sale or the negotiation of Loans. TO LANDOWNERS. Correspondence invited re questions of encroachments, unknown or disputed boundaries. Having had considerable experience by special engagement in this direction, I am prepared to investigate all questions relating to the above, and the establishment of their true positions. All business matters addressed care of the P.B. Herald will receive my prompt attention. goi