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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8664, 6 November 1899, Page 4

&TA. PARNBIIi&CO., Ironmongers. BRACES j| li AUGER BITS gfti :,!i CENTRE BLTS ||1 : | NOSE BITB fyif iff DRILL BITS W I 'yi' GIMLET BITS ifm TURNSCBEW ML COUNTER JtfT 0% ROSES Wy 1 |bsp RIMER? MORSE W&b DRILLS J|2 Etc., 'Eto. f W \ A. PARfIELL & CO., Ironmongers. GISBORNE SEWING MACHINE DEPOT. GRETZNER Hand Sewing Machines (with covers complete) £4 and #1 10s Gretzner Treadle Sewing Maohines (with covers complete) . ... £1 10s Gretzner Treadle Combination Machines (with disappearing head £10 ML rj\HE above are the LATEST on th X Market. You can get a Good Strong Hand Machine tor £2 2s. Also,— Agent for the WONDERFUL WERTHIEM SEWING MACHINES. All the above machines sold on Deferred Payment. All Sewing Machines Guaranteed and kept in order for 12 months Free of Charge. 653 JOHN TOWNLEY. H. K. SMITH, PRACTICAL JEWELLER, WATCHMAKER & OPTICAN, Goldsmiths' Hall, Gisdorne. 6 BIRTHDAY & WEDDING PRESENTS. All the latest Novelties in Brooches, etc. Ladies' Gem Rings, solid gold, from 8s Gd to £12 12s (a great variety to choose from). Wedding Rings and Keepers from 10s 6d. Spectacles from Is pair. IF YOU WANT THE CORRECT TIME, Try, one of H. R. Smith's Reliable Watches, 22/6 Guaranteed. REPAIRS in all Brauches a Speciaut y ~GEORG¥ WILLIAMST BEGS to inform the residents of Gisborne and district, and visitors to the town, that he has now opened up business in his handsome new buildings iv Gladstone road, above the firebell tower. TOBACCONIST'S SHOP. This department will be found replete with a fresh up-to-date slock, including the best brands of tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, etc. (which will be supplied wholesale ov retail), ami ft splendid assortment of pipes of every description. The shop will be under my personal supervision, and I will be pleased to see old fiiends and new ones. HAIRDRESSING SALOON. The Saloon is in charge of Mr C. Mark, mann, who is already so favorably known in Gisborno as au expert, careful, and attentive tradesman. BILLIARD SALOON. Mr W. Challis, so well known to all local lovers of the cue, has charge of this saloon, which is fitted up with two of the best tables in the colonies. My saloou has I always been popular among those who delight iv a game of billiards, and under the control of Mr Challis the new saloon should increase in popularity. G. WILLIAMS, 359 Proprietor.