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W. A. O'MEARA, MERCHANT. —THE— "MELOTTE" CREAM SEPARATORS. REDUCED PRICES And NEW MODELS FOR 1901. r\ UARANTEED the Easiest Running, VT most Durable, and Efficient Separator yet produced. For Prices and Full Particulars, apply w. a. o:meara, Agent. MATAWHERO FACTORY BUTTER. Full Stocks Always On Hand. SEED OATS. SEED OATS. SEED OATS. SEED 'OATS. Canadian, Tartarian, Sparrowbill. NIMMO AND BLATO'S VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS. VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS. • CORNSACKS & WOOLPACKS. SEASON'S STOCK Just Arrived, ex Umballa from Calcutta, and Orders are now being Booked at LOW RATES. SHEEP SHEARS, Turkey Stones Special Quality Seaming Twine Ruddle, Tatoo Oil, Stockholm Tar, Woolhooks, and Stencil Marking Ink. PACK SADDLES, Straps, Horse Shoes, Putnum Nails, Hygienic Horse-shoe Pad, etc. SEEDS. SEEDS. Cocksfoot, Ryegrass, Clovers, Rape, Turnip, Crested Dogstail, Fescues, Etc., Etc., Etc. Orders now being Booked for DELIVERY AS REQUIRED during the Sowing Season. W. A. O'MEARA. D. M. ORR, PRODUCE MERCHANT, Has Just Received : ■J7A SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY lIU CHAFF (over a bushel oats m every sack; cheapest and best horse-feed procurable. 100 sacks CANTERBURY DERWENT POTATOES; also, NEW POTATOES. 2 jfrons PRIME ONIONS (bases and gunnies). AKAROA LOAF CHEESES. Local and Southern HAMS & BACON. White and Dun OATS, FOWL WHEAT, MAIZE, BRAN, POLLARD, etc., just landed. N.B. — Large consignments ofl FRUIT landed and sold every MONDAY and THURSDAY. In order to reduce stock of GROCERIES and IRONMONGERY to the lowest possible point prior to Annual Stocktaking (31st DECEMBER), I will offer every, article m these Departments at COST PRICE, for CASH ONLY, until that date. BEST BRANDS OF GOODS ONLY. £500 WORTH T0 SELECT FROM. Don't Miss This Opportunity ! . REMEMBER— For ,,2I DAYS ONLY! D. M. ORR. Telephone No. 24. REYNOLDS'IT CENTRAL FURNISHING EMPORIUM. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS Just Opened, Direct from. the English Factories. DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, GLASSWARE, BEDSTEADS, FENDERS. „ PICTURE MOULDINGS. PICTURE MOULDINGS. Bixty Patterns to choose from. One ORGAN, sweet tone, immense power, suitable for Home, Church, or HalL by Mason and Hamlin, £65. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE TO FURNISH . FROM. T. PARKER AND COMPANY, JJATTERS, r^AILORS, JTOSIERS, AND QENTLEMEN'S QUTFITTERS, NAPIER, Beg to notify the Inhabitants of Gisborne and Poverty Bay that they have just brought out Mr COX, a Certificated Cutter, from Home, with experience m the best Glasgow and London Houses. «r OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS Will be pleased to know that MR COX Is an EXPERT m BIDING BREECHES. SATISFACTION~GUARANTEED. TERMS REASONABLE. »J» t pARKER AND QO., MASONIC CORNER, NAPDSE. I NOTICE TO WOOLGROWERS. RIVERSIDE gCOURING AND ! J^ELLMONGERY ORKS. Until the erection of New Works m Gisborne, a consolidated charge is made of |d per lb. for Scouring Wool. The above rate covers Freight, Lighterage, and Wharfage; and for Fellmongering Woolly Skins ONE PENNY per lb., and owners CREDITED WITH PELTS from same— first class Bs, second 4s, third 2s per dozen. Abundant supply of soft, clear water, unequalled m Australasia for the scouring of wool. The works are on the most modern plan m every department The" appliances are such that 200 bales can be completed m- tip-top style, per week. All Goods fully covered by Insurance while m the works. NOTE ? — Wool treated by Mr Bourke realised highest prices m last London Sales. I scour for the best firms m Napier and Wellington. For further particulars, apply to — M. F. BOURKE, Proprietor. —Or, G. ARNOLD, Works Manager. JUST OPENED UP, 4. QASES OF /pANCY Q.OODS Of Every Description, Suitable for QHRISTMAS. TOY PRAMS TRAY TEA SETS VASES GLASS ORNAMENTS Etc., Etc. Also,— 2 CRATES DINNER WARE £ CRATES TOILET WARE 2 CRATES NEW TEA SETS 2 ORATES JUGS AND TEAPOTS Despite the fact that I imported 100 rolls of Linoleum, Cork Carpet, and Oilcloth two months ago, I have another shipment, which is just to hand, the patterns being all of the LATEST STYLE. COOK COUNTY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9336, 28 December 1901, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9336, 28 December 1901, Page 4