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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8761, 27 February 1900, Page 2

ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. P.O. BOX 78.1 [TELEPHONE 4. The (SSisbonic Brewery AND Aerated Water Works | (Established 1576) Aberdeen Road, Gim!orn'e. D. J. BARRY, Brewer, Malster, Bottler, and Aerated Water Manufacturer. DT TS BEGS to inform the inhabi- • sJ.jD. tants of Gisborne and surrounding districts that lie has purchased the business of the Uisbonie Brewery Company, which he will in future carry on in conjunction with his Aerated Water Works. The services of Mr K. Gtissen, late Chief Brewer for Messrs Brown, Campbell & Co., of Auckland, have been secured, and under his supervision none but the best and matured Ales and Stout will be stocked. Mr Cussen has had a wide experience of over nearlj' thirty years in Brewing both in the North and 8011 th Islands of New Zealand, and holds excellent credentials. BULK AND BOTTiiED ALE AMD STOUT of the Finest Quality always on hand, 1 brewed from the Finest Hops and Malt 1 and PUREST of WATER, the latter being obtained direct from Mr Barkers' well-known limestone spring. BARRY'S BEER is to be obtained at all the principal hotels in town and country. 1 4-.JR, -fSD WmM^R DRINKS A Splendid Assortment to Choose f i oin. ALWAYS ON HAND-Hop Beer, Ginger A In, Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Raspberry, Peppermint, Cloves, Lemon Squash, SarsapaiiMa, Quinine, Ginger Wine, Hop Bilters, Curocoa, and other cordials too numerous to mention. | A Tvial Solicited. Carts go round daily. I). J. BARRY, 351 Proprietor. DECLARATION OF WAR '" IN THE DJUP2KY TRADE, FIRST SHOT EIRSD BY MAKK_WAY. MO^STKK CASH SIT BAi^ i Commencing FRIDAY, January 12, 1900. 1 f\ MAIDS' Black Cloth Jackets. •,i X\J Usual price 10s 6d, Noiv Is lid. 4 f)O LADIES> Black ancl Fawn Cloth Jackets. Usual price 15s, 20s, 255, Now 5s lid, 9s 6d. | f\ DOZEN Ladies' Cotton Vests. X\J Usual price 13 6d, Now 9d. K('\ DOZEN Ladies' Wool Vests. ?J\J Usual price 2s 6d, Now Is SO. LADIES' Straw Hats, trimmed bands, All Gd. * X ACE and Chiffon Bows, Lace Scarves. Jj Usual price 2s 6d to 3s 6d, Now all In each. BOYS' American Collars, embroidered. Usual price Is 6d to Is lid, Now It ] /CHILDREN'S Silk Hats and Bonnets, i, V^ Usual price 4s lldto 9s 6d, Now till. QUN HATS and Bonnets. >O All Reduced. KClf\f\ YARDS Ribbons. Usual - t)\.J\J\7 price 6d, Bd, Is, Is lid, Now Id yai d, Sd yard, 3d yard, Gd yard. BLACK Kid Gloves (size 6| to 6J). Usual price 4s lid, Now Is lid. S}i\4 \ PAIRS Sample Gloves, at jQ\f\ 9 Landed Cost. WHITE, Stripe, and Spot Muslins. Usual prico Bd, lOd, la 3d, Now Gd, Sd, Is. T % 4/ SITE and Cream Laces, from 1/V Is dozen. s Embroideries. Smtooideries. SHANGHAI SILKS (all colors). Usual KJ; price 2s, Now Is Gd. "JAPANESE Art Muslin. Usual price «jl 6s, Now 41 lid. fej YARDS wide Grey Sheeting. Usual mi price 13, Now 9Jd. 7f) INCH White Twill Sheeting. Usual price Is, Now 9Jd. Laoo Gurtaias. Lacs Gustains. X ADIES' Summer Serge Bloomers. JU Usual prico 8s fid, Now 4s lid. VEIL NETS, in black and white spot. Usual price Is to Is Gd, Now Gd yd. MARK WAY HAWKE'S BAIT GIRLS' SCHOOL. Woodfobd House, Hastings. SCHOOL COURSElEnglish, History, Geography, Mathematics, Latin, Science, Elementary Drawing, Needlework, Class Singing, Music Theory. Extras — German, Dancing, Music, ;. Gymnasium, Painting, and Advanced Drawing. Pupils prepared for Matriculation and J other Examinations. Principal ... MISS HODGE Woodford House, Hastings. Next term commencesFEBRUARY 6th, 1900. Prospeetusea on application. 872 ' C HILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, The Terrace, Wellington. y — Principal - Miss A. C. FREEMAN, Assisted by Miss M. Raw son, M.A. Honors, Miss G. Henry, 8.A., Miss L. A. Turton, Teachers' D Certificate, f And by visiting Masters and Mistresses for Languages, Music, Painting, etc. THE School Course includes English, Latin, French, Mathematics, Science, , Elementary Drawing, and Needlework. Extras— German, Music, Singing, Advanced Drawing and Painting, Dancing and Calisthenics, Theory of Music. Pupils not desiring to follow the whole , school course may attend classes only. The School will Re-open on FEBRUARY - 7th, when the new schoolrooms will be ready for use. Prospectuses on application. 830 KING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. THE TOWER, REMUERA. Visitor : Rev. W. Beatty, M.A. Principal : C Mr Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honors of the University of London. Resident Masters : MrC. T. Major, M.A., B.Sc, some time Senior Scholar of the University of New Zealand. MrG.B. Wither,B.A. Mr A. Short. Mr H. Strong, M.A. Mr K. Fairclough. Mr F. Stuckey. Mr F. Worley. Visiting Masters for Special Subjects. •Prospectuses may be obtained on application to the Principal, or from the office of the Poverty Bay Herald. 4 Saddler and Harness Maker, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. Opposite the Union Bank of Australia) i