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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8696, 15 December 1899, Page 4

PUKIRI NATURAL MINERAL WATER. TO BE HAD AT ALL CLUBS, HOTELS, AND ON BOARD THE UNION S.S. CO.'S STEAMERS Ttfl<! TABLJTffATER OF THE AGB. IN "SPLITS" AND PINTS. "PURIEI." WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Limited, Agents for Poverty Bay. J. M. GUMMING (Late Sheridan & Commino), LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, HOTEL BROKER & VALUATOR. TRADESMEN'S SOOKS KEPT. INTEREST t DEBTS COLLECTED. MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST RATES. iar All kinds of Commissions undertaken. Business Strictly Confidential. Address : WYLLIE'S HORSE BAZAAR, Lowe Street. SHERIDAN AND CO. Land, Financial, and General Commission Agents, Hotelbrokers, Etc, Etc , MASONIC BUILDINGS, Gladstone Road, Have for Sale : A SPLENDID COUNTRY STORE. £500 a year net profit. £703 Capital required. TOWN BUSINESS IN FLOURISHING CONDITION. Priob £98. HOTELS THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT. Also, — One exceptionally well • bbai t SPRING TRAP, Cheap, And One Serviceable GIG, in good repair. , i la. Persona desirous of acquiring or disposing of PROPERTY are respectfully requested to communicate with us. BISMARCK said. " I used to play formerly, but I was only a moderate hand at the piano, and was glad when I could throw it up, as it bored me to have to practice. Afterwards I was extremely sorry I did give it up, for music is a faithful companion in life. I missed it at many a party, and I recommend all of you who have any talent for music to cultivate it and take a warning from me, so that you may not reproach yourselves with the mistake I have made." cimisp & son SAY: " We have a choice stook of PIANOS and ORGANS in our Warehouse— all well-known makers, such aa Collard and Collard, Brinsmcad, Mornington and Weston, Pull and Field, Waldemar, G. H. Schwechten, Carl Ecke, Spencer, Schiedmay er and Soehne, and a first-olass what we call our Exhibition Model. "Come along and see our superior stock. Our terms are well known in this distriot as being FAIR, JUST, and EASY. "Our shipment of "English Goods are now on the way out, consisting of Violins, Flutes Auto Harps, Mandolins Accordeons Flageolets, Including MUSICAL NOVELTIES, &o. " Don't forget, we specially recom- • mend our VIOLIN STRINGS ; alao, CAREFULLY • SELECTED MUSIC (large stock). "Intending candidates for London Trinity College of Music apply to us." CJhrispTnd son, Gladstone Road,) Gisborne. """■ Telephone No. 33. WOOL SOOTJEING. WE, the undersigned, beg to thank those who have favored us with their patronage during the past five years, and to notify that we are again prepared to receive Wool for Classing, Scouring, etc., at |d per lb. Our water supply is unequalled in the distriot, and, as all work ia done under our personal supervision, ownera entrusting us with their orders may rely on their wool beiog got up in the best marketable condition. The increased patronage we are yearly receiving speaks well for the efficient manner in which our work is carried out. SMITH & MORRISON, WOOL SCOURERS AND FELLMONGERS, Makatoi, Postal Address : Box No 7, P. 0., Qisborne. 607 C~" REMOVAL NOTICE. -I desire to inform the residents of Gißborno and district that I have removed to tho shop next to Mr W. J. Cox, grocer. These premises (secured by lease for ten years) ; are beiDg fitted up specially for the purpose of handling fruit with expedition and care. Having scoured another orchard on ' Kaiti, I am in an exceptionally good position this season for supplying fruit to the publio, whom I thank for past favors. I am also able to offer Fruit, Nuts, and Confectionery in bulk to the trade, or large buyers, at bedrock prices, being in constant touch (by import and export) with all the leading centres of New Zealand for various fruits, and the Islands for monthly consign- 1 ments of Bananas. Pionics and Parties supplied. Agent for Clarke and Co., ManufaoturingConfeotioners.Christohurch. English, VictoriaD, and New Zealand made CoDfeotionery in stook, and arriving, fresh made, at short intervals. 206 J. WALTER BULL.