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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9643, 19 January 1903, Page 2

STARTLING JOB LINES AT MARK WAY'SNAVY BLUE PRINTS— UsuaI price 6s, 7s, Bs, NOW 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid dozen. WHITE AND BROWN TURKISH TOWELLING— UsuaI price 9d, Is, NOW 6d, Is yard. SOILED LACE CURTAINS MUST -■ BE CLEARED. WHITE TWILL SHEETING, Is yd, Is 3d yd, Is 6d yd, NOW 9s "6d dozen, 11s 6d dozen, Is 3d yard. ART MUSLINS at Big Discount— 2s lid and 3s lid dozen. SAMPLE TAPESTRY COVERS at LESS THAN COST. NAINSOOKS at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES— UsuaI price 4s lid, 5s lid, 7s lid, NOW 3s lid, 4s U 5s lid. RIBBONS (all Silk), 4 to 6 inches wide, ONLY 6d yard. /CRETONNES 6s lid, NOW 4s lid \J dozen. SAMPLE SHIRTS. MEN'S CORD TROUSERS, only 4s 6d paii 1 . All the above Lines are the LOWEST NET PRICE for CASH ONLY. AT MARK WAY'S FURTHER JOB LINES AT THE ECONOMIC. "YTTE HAVE just purchased, at a TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, A Line of NAVY AND WHITE STRIPED DRILLS. Prices from 7£d yard. A Line of CREME, PINK, AND STRIPED FLANNELETTES. Prices from 4s 6d dozen yards. BLACK RIBBON VELVETS — Is lid for 18 yards. GUIPURE INSERTIONS, m Paris and Creme shades, from 4d yard. ASTOUNDING VALUE — WHITE LACE CURTAINS, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s 9d, 8s 6d per pair, upwards. EXTRA GOOD LINES m SHEETINGS, QUILTS, LINOLEUMS, and DAMASKS, at Wholesale Prices. EURE AND AMBRIDGE, THE ECONOMIC. ■H I 8H I K^^"^BB Bb I 98 I i^mV) mBS &■ I i^Efl I NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY LADIES, do not miss . . . do not miss . . . do not miss . . . EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES : 7s 6d PAIR, SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR, SEWN SHOES '. 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES : 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES .' 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR, SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. 1 SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR, SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR. SEWN SHOES 7s 6d PAIR, SEWN SHOES 7s fed PAIR, LATEST AMERICAN BOOTS, FOR GENTS' SUMMER WEAR, JUST LANDED. JUST LANDED. JUST LANDED. J^EW 2 EALAND QLOTHING JpACTORY. R. MITCHELL, MANAGER. NAPIER HIGH SCHOOLS. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Splendid Situation m an Ideal Climate. The Schools are quite distinct, with separate staffs, grounds, and well-appoin-ted buildings. Pupils prepared for the University and Civil Service Examinations. Thirty-one Passes m these Examinations last year alone. Careful attention paid to Commercial and Technical subjects. Mechanical workshop, chemical laboratory. • Every facility for physical training. Boarders received by the Principals. FHtST TERM, 1903, Will commence on TUESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY. , Boarderf and New Pupils assemble on MONDAY, February 9th. A few vacancies for Boarders. The Principals will be pleased to supply Illustrated Prospectuses on application. D. SDDEY, 753 Secretary. THOMAS ADAMS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, TOBACCONIST. AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT? DIARIES — lOAQ — DURIES DIARIES — IyUO — DIARD3S A splendid assortment of Office and Commercial Diuries, Pocket Diuries, m all bindings, from 9d each. NEW BOOKS. The Latest Books Arrive Every Direct Steamer. Cecilia, by Marion. Crawford The Little White Bird, by J. M. Barrie Moth and Rust, by M. Cholmondely (author of Red Cottage) My Lady of the Barge, by W. W. Jacobs The Four Feathers, by A. E. W. Mason Robin Brilliant, by Mrs Dudeney The Son of Mars, by Major A. Griffiths The River, by Eden Philpotts Temporal Power, by Marie Corelli Highway of Fate, by Rosa Carey Camp Fire Sketches, On the Promenade Deck (splendid stories), Is each NEW CHEAP EDlTlONS— Hundreds to choose from. Special Shipment of Office Stationery just to hand. All lines imported direct from the maker. - SPLENDID VALUE m Office Requisites—Clip Files, Pager Weights, Paper Baskets, Despatch Trays, Inkstands, Invoice Files, Account' Books, and many other lines. Smoke the SWAN BRIAR PIPE, ob tamable only at— THOMAS ADAMS. Telepbone 106.