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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8699, 19 December 1899, Page 4

-D. M. ORRFRUIT, PRODUCE & GENERAL / MERCHANT, Gladstone Road. — - S FOB SALE. r%i\f\ mcks pRIMB TABLE n a\)\) ? POTATOES. J iO sacks SELECTED SEED DERWENTS o f ;50 sacks Prime FEED OATS, also DUN wi OATS, MAIZE, BRAN, POLLARD, WHEAT, BARLEY, Eto. in PEEK'S OATMEAL, FLOUR in 25's, th 60's, and 100's. ar 100 sacks Local OATEN SHEAF CHAFF Fi (especially good, average weight, 901bs per sack) LOO sacks ditto CANTERBURY (no oats required). « J tons Greystone TURNIP SEED, only 2d lb ouitable for bush land, and GUARANTEED to germinate. DIRECT IMPORTER of EVERY P: DESCRIPTION OF STORES, including C IRONMONGERY, and Nothing but the Best Quality of Goods kept in stock ■ ALL ORDERS executed CAREFULLY and PROMPTLY. MACHINERY and any outside lines not in stock procured at LIST PRICES. PUMPKIN SEED, also NIMMO AND BLAIR'S New Season's VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS in variety. Catalogues on application. 01 ta. REGULAR WEEKLY CONSIGN- & MENTS of FRUIT received EVERY - THURSDAY, and cleared WHOLEbALE the same day. Several DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. -J D. M. ORR. s W. A. OWE ARA 3 SEEDS. NMMO & BLAIE'S NEW S&EDS JUST ARRIVED. Orders for Special Sorts forwarded every Mail. < Catalogues on application! SEED POTATOES. 1 EARLY VERMONT ! EARLY PURITAN } EAfcLY ROBE | BEAUTY OE HEBRON LAPBTuNK KIUNEY LORD ONSLOW KIDNEY MAGNUM BONUM WHITE ELEPHANT SPECIAL DEKWENT SEED SEED OATS, BARLEY (Cape and Chevalier), WHEAT, RYEURASS, PRAIRIE.COOKSFOOT.OLOVERS, . Eto , Eto. GENERAL GBOOEEIBS AND STATION STORES, ] MATAWHERO FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER. CONTRACTORS' STJPFLXSS IRONMONGERY & HARDWARE „ CO RUGATED IRON FENCING WIRE, STAPLES, Eto. 0m& Buyer of all Ptodtws. W. A. (niEARA. WHEN you want a really good serviceable article, from a pair of Sooks at Id to a Handsome Suite of Furniture at £12 10s, efl to Attwood's. THOR Single and Double Iron Bedsteads, Jj Wire and Flax Mattresses, Toilet Ware, Carpets, Hearthrugs, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, eto., go to Aotwood's. FOR Paint-grinding Maohine, Ranges, Carpenters' Tools, Copper Boilers, Baths, Colonial and Camp Ovens, Sewing Mftchines, Crockery, Saucepans, etc, go to Aitwood'b. FOR Mantelpiece, Key Grates, Senders, Kitchen Dressers, Tables, Easy Chairs, Book Cases, Chests Drawers, Carriage Lamps, Draught Collars, Whatnots, etc., go to Attwood's. FOR Barometers, Wstohes, Clocks, Overmantels, Pramß, Copying Press, Curtain Poles, Ladies' and Gents' Saddles, Gente' Clothing, Boots, Underclothing, etc, go to Attwood's. ■ IJ^OR Cornets, Flutes, Clarionets, Accor- ; deons, Sheet Musio, Trioyoles, Hall Stands, Pictures, Spring Couohes, Mangleß, Children's Cots, Wardrobes, Go-carts, eto., go to Attwood's. FOR Dairy Safe, Blook and Taokle, Wheelbarrows, Pumps, Carpenters' Benohes, Double and dingle Breeohloading Guns, and Cartridges, go to Attwood'b. tiASH Buyer of all kinds of Furnitore, ; Books, Harness, Gents' Clothing, and Toolb (large or small lots). W. N. ATTWOOD, Gladstone Road, near Grey Street. , H. K. BMITH~ PRACTICAL JEWELLER, WATCHMAKER & OPTICAN, Goldsmiths' Hall, Gisborne, BIRTHDAY & WEDO DING PRESENTS. jd&jt r P^ AH latest Novelties uEtAjJ\ m Btooohes, etc. JW "J—wi Ladies' Gem Rings, solid r W MHI B°ldt from 8s 6d to £12 c 12s (a great variety to - , choose from). Wedding Rings and Keepers from lOs 6d. ■ Speotaoles from Is pair. XMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. NEW GOODS just to band. A large ] assortment to select from of Latest Desigus J and Novelties. (. W. FRANER, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND „ JEWELLER, I HAS REMOVED to more central part J of the town, adjoining D. M. Orr's, and wishes to call the attention of those x looking for suitable 'XMAS AND NEW A YEAR'S GIFTS to inspect his newlyimported and well-seleoted stock of JEWELLERY, which will bo sold at r Prices that Defy Competition. Silver Brooches from 2/6, Gold do. from 5/Niokel Watches from 13/-, Silver do. 30/Jewellery of all descriptions Made to Order on the shortest notice. N.B.— Note the Address : Next door to D. M. Orr's. 392 FOisqisrEiD!^ "A report comes from the district of WaßUDyah, N.S.W., of a settler and his T family exhibiting very BOrious symptoms of _ poisoning after partaking of their evening neal. In searohing for the cauße, snapioion :ell on the tea they bad ÜBed. A Bample :aken team a. one pound tin in uee wan T malysed and found to contain strong traoea J >f muriatic add, the presence of whioh is saused by the uee of spirits of salts in w welding the parts of tin togethei. The uialyst warns oonsumera that tea packed In small tin*, owing to its very absorbent . nature, is very liable to become impregDa;ed with this acid, and therefore dangerous For human consumption, and adviseß that the very safest paokage to purobose is that A packed in lead with an inside lining of vegetable parchment. This style of paokeb ,a quite impervious to the air, and tea so packed has been known to retain all its 3<j iroma and strength for a period of five fears." | NOTE.-KOZIE TEA is pocked in Lead jjP with an inside Lining of Vegetable - Parohment). 1