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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8418, 18 January 1899, Page 3

W.A.OMEARA *• Merchant & Agent, GLADSTONE ROAD, R GISBORNE. Agencies : Soutit British Insurance Co. Cooper's Sheep Dip M ata wnKno Butter FioroßY Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd. '• Nimjio and Blair 10 Canterbury Sekd Company "j Hayward Bros.' Pickles " Reid and Gray P. and D. Duncan. Ltd. n Mouldey's N.Z. Winks >t H. E. Shacklock's Orion Ranges d Simeon's Dust Teas d HARVESTING SEASON. Z CORN SACKS I BINDER TWINE 1 SEAMING TWINE SIEVES, REAP HOOKS 5 Etc , Etc., Etc. Grass-sood and &rain. BEST PRICE given for GOOD CLEAN SEED. i* IROBTMONGESY AND HARDWARE. CORRUGATED IRON , FENCING WIRE (Galvanised & Black) • GALVANISED BARB WIRE STAPLES, NAILS, Etc. HORSE SHOES, PUTNAM NAILS Etc., Etc., Etc. -GENERAL GROCERIESAT LOWEST PRICES. W. A.^MEARA, Union Bank Buildings, Gladstone Road. , •* „_____ . C. D. BENNETT.] [\V. G. SIIERRATT. BENNETT t -ANDi SHERBATT ' TTTHOLESAL.E AND RETAIL 3 VV MERCHANTS AND 3 IMPORTERS, INSURANCE, SHIPPING, STOCK " AND STATION AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, ' &c, &o. , LIVE STOCK SALES held Monthly. ' WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, &c, Periodically. i WOOL SEASON. We are prepared to Receive, Dump, and i Ship WOOL to London and elsewhere, at ' Low Rates. Wool and Skins received for ! sale locally. 1 HARVESTING SEASON. We have in stock and to arrive— Grass--1 seed Sacka (44, 46, 48 inch), Reap Hooks, I Binder Twine, Stones, Scythes, Hay Forks, Tents and Flys {all sizes), Sieves, GraßS- ' seed Sheets, etc. DIPPING SEASON. Cooper'B Powder Dip, Featon and Son's I Sulpho-Carbol and Arsenical Fluid Dip. . Orders taken for Little's and other Dips. FARM SEEDS. We are Booking Orders for Imported ■ and Colonial Clovers, Cowgrass, Cocksfoot, Ryegrass, Rape, Turnip, Italian Ryegrass, etc. Samples on application. AGENCIES. Royal Exchange Insurance Co. (Fire and Marine) Victoria Marine Insurance Company Thompson and Co.'s Celebrated Aerated ; Waters and Cordials Live Stock and General Insurance Co. Harraway's Oatmeal Shacklock's " Orion " Ranges Arthur Nathan's Reliable Teas Suratura Teas (Ceylon) " Peerless " Flour Reid and Gray P. and D. Duncan I Agricultural Booth, McDonald and Co. | Implements. ' Andrews and Beaven J THE LITTLE DUST PAN ' HAVE JUST OPENED OUT 1 A WNE ASSORTMENT OF IVfILK BUCKETS, Is 6d e^ch. ( JLVX Sandwich Tins, 6d each. Printed Cups and Saucers (large variety), 3 2s 6d half-dozen = White and Gold Cups and Saucers, at 3s 3d 1 half-dozen ? Large Bedroom Jugs and Basins, 4s 6d pair ' Chambers from Is each 1 Splendid assortment of Fire Screens, at Is each Mason's Jam Jars, for the jam season Enamelled and Brass Preserving Pans. !> Everything Up-to-dalc and Prices Low . . at the \ LITTLE DUST PAN. s MBS A. M. BROWNE BEGS to call attention to her Large and Varied assortment of Useful and Ornamental Goods, suitable for the XMAS SEASON, Inspection of which is invited. The 6d, Is, Is 6d and 2s Tableß will be found laden with every kind of article to please the eye and adorn the home. [i CHILDREN'S TOYS in great variety. Dolls, Prams, Wash Sets, Tea Sets, etc., for the Girls. Tricycles, Barrows, Carts, Mechanical Toys, etc., etc., for the Boys. Also, in the BOOK and STATIONERY Department will be found the latest editions of popular writers. Annuals, Girls' and D Boys' Own Papers, Sunday, Chatterbox, Quiver, Sunday at Home, Leisure Hour, Casselrs, Little Folks. Illustrated Comic Papers. LETTS', COLLINS, & N. 2. DIARIES FOR 1899. 3 A splendid assortment of LEATHER and PLUSH GOODS, suitable for Presents. Work Boxes, Desks, Inkstands, Pocketbooks, Purses, etc. Xmas and New Year Cards IN GREAT VARIETY. Special lines in Boxes and Packets. Also, Wedding, Birthday and Condolence Cards. ,c MUSIC. Newest Songs and Music Albums arriving by every mail. Violin Strings and other 5 requisites. 629 GO to Attwood for Guns, Revolvers, Rifles, Clarionet, Sewing Machines, Churns, Counter Scales, High Chairs, and Austrian Chairs. . 4 GO to Attwood for Prams 22s 6d, Pack Saddles, Copying Press, Spring """ Couches, Roofing Felt, Fowl and Sheep c> Netting, and Kitchen Chairs 6d. [18 GO to Attwood for Spring, Wire, and Flax Mattresses, Siugle and Double Iron Bedsteads, Flutes, Accordeons, Sheet Music, Side-aaddles, and Safes. GO to Attwood for Books (any class), Lever Watches, Pictures, Wicker ~ Chairs, Wardrobes, Carpets, Crockery, J° Tables, and Cutlery. E, f~*i O to Attwood for Lady's Hack (quiet), •^ \JT Station Waggon, Kitchen Dressers, ej Fretwork Machine, Hip Bath, Go-carts, cc and Rocking Chairs st, GO to Attwood for Shacklock Ranges, Stoveß, Camp Ovens, Drawing-room £y Suite, Tin Trunks, Hall Stand, and Anvil. te. ye /"*< O to Attwood for Invalid's Chair, ice %JC Saddles, Mangles, Chest Drawers, it Gents' Clothing, Large Sign-board, and 'S, Ladies' Hats at Jd. 117 S~ ECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Gents Clothing, Tools, Harness, Books, Guns, and Sewing Machines bought or exchanged. —At Attwood's, Prey Street. "/ -TTTILLIAM PETTIE has just comlier ' V pleted a splendid snite of apartoaf uients for carrying on his extensive Dressmaking Department. Now open for business under tho management of Miss Robertson.