I rll B|*Jf|%Jr DOGSHEAD ALES AND STOUT \k [W W ■ IT* |/V WARD'S COLONIAL ALES ? ¥ M H H wFflrft. ■ BOOMERANG BRANDY * IIUUU IIiLI ILI/nILIIEXNESSY-S BRANDY n V mßß _ m _ B=====s=sm __ Baam POMMERY CHAMPAGNE " HEDDLES' GINGER WINE J SS^Sm^^^^m CHERRY WHISKY r [p^iMiS: ; ?M§ai^^^i^ll CHERRY BRANDY | 1 BENEDICTINE I Ff^^^^>S2?^BuV--IE3ISXHSS c httd Ann a P^^^^^S CHARTREUSE Jnffl^iiM^iSSwiit^g^ BURNETT'S OLD TOM %£ SANDEMAN'S PORT WINE s^^v^*^. BURDON'S SHERRIES laidlaw whisky II USHER'S WHISKY 11 «fJrHg ' °I GAELIC WHISKY \ tStetrrrxaß J OLD MULL WHISKY CRAWFORD'S WHISKY PENFOLD'S AUSTRALIAN WJF* JL mm ~ • WINES LINDEMAN!S CAWARRA WINES everywhere COMMON, SHELTON~I.ND CO., 'LTD., AGENTS. HELLO SCHNIDER ! WHEREIYOU Men OFF TO? I GQ MIT THIS TO c£\U^ CHRISP AND, SON'S |W^ ■ MUSIC WAREHOUSE. lAtim Be eilent, Broadwood, and refrain, C 0 Colkrd, from melody ; nor dare, CO O Steinway, your merits to maintain; J2 5K Your airs must m thin ah 1 ; m S For lo ! when makers you compare, °" Of North or South, or East or West, £5 cc The Public's verdict will declare g uj That C 's Pianos axe the best. = 0, gay guitar, of joyous Spain, *** -3 -0 harp, rich, resonant and rare,- - g sc 0 rural pipe, with jocund strain, Eg r~ 0 flute, of timbre thin and spare; M O trumpet, tone of martial bjare, §g Lyre, violin, and all the rest -g **■ Of mstruments your claims forbear, O For CJ^ — 's Pianos are the best. ag Come, pianists, a mighty train, £jp[ uj From P i rich of hair, O Cg Down to the schoolgirl m the lane Who practises "The, Maiden's Prayer." 2 uj All others you'll henceforth forswear Eg js* If once you put these to the test, O CO -And speedily become aware W That Chrisp's Pianos are the Best. f' S YOU MAY TRUST _J^ CHRISP AND SON MffFOR PIANOS AND ORGANS. J^S, PIANOS CAREFULLY TUNED AND REPAIRED. jC PIANQS SOLD AND VALUED. *^» '■"'■- 11 wjff. J-. 1 J im Du mps declared just yesterday, fv I r*» ■ : <f[ W Yl/\\ " In s P lte of all that I can say \\ - 1 I lIIITnTTTTi aSK rhJ=i O I I About the value of my food, >h \ I .UH ' I rrFm^^JJ The best is that it tastes so good. - IJ] \ \ \M^^f^kiMaxSi 'Force' fills with vigor to the brim; -^/S / fad\jjj==** s *°°d or mea /' Sft id "Sunny Jim" * r^fft'fC^tf* the standard A. %SR of cereal value. The Roady-to-Serve Cereal v 4 Sweet, crisp flaKes of wheat and malt. A Cerea! Foo VnoquaJed. •^Ever since 'Force' Ifport has i»oen introduced on the market, I have cateu it regularly at every muni. Positively; it is a cereal food unequaled. W. 11. Wai.i.ie." SHEEP-SHEARING MACHINES. INCKEJASE Write now Joi Catalogue and Particulars to — YOTJ:R LEVIN AND CO , LTD., PRO-FTTS WELLINGTON, . rXIUJJIXS Sole Agents for New Zealand. RAKES I GARDEN flftl I JRIQ HOES ■ SYRINGES UULLIIIU SPADES Jtk WATER- WATOH MAKER, FORKS I V^ POTS 'jeweller SHOVELS H ED GE -- " "niAMOND-SETTER, GLOVES |^B^^^ CLIPPERS JJNGRAVER, AND^ ALL GARDENING TOOLS. — v FINEST QUALITY. just received jm,' „ T ARGE SHIPMENT OF §M O | A ELECTROPLATE VV o « JEWELLERY AND m s«r a W tvatches >ffl < g . ML FROM ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS. HBIi "4 S § ONLY ESTABLISHMENT mUbSJsb l>j y HH|BH9 For Wmm SS § -ITI I W EDDINQ presents **■ «• 0 iiiIIbIS -^Hf I I II In Endless Difiplay. lB ' If 11 1 COME AND INSPECT. ™ CRAIG'S BUILDINGS, Gladstone Road. .;-* _. GISBORNE MONUMENTAL WORKS, SHAVING GLADSTONE ROAD (Opposite Stevenson's, Coachbuilder). , "~ A. HOAR. 10/6 TTEADSTONES AND MONUMENTS ' OUTFIT. XX In. Granite or Marble Erected m any part of the district. TTSTE WILL SEND YOU . 0 VV REAL HOLLOW GROUND BEN. INSCRIPTIONS CUT and GAL RAZOR HEADSTONES RENOVATED. SHAVING BRUSH Designs fuyniahed and Estimates given STROP AND SOAP (complete) for all kinds of Cemetery \ r / Work - On receipt of P.O. Order for j^QS gD. Direct Importer from Italian and (Post Paid.) Scottish Quarries. - — — — . Send plainly Name and Address to TANNER BROS.' MUSIC. MASONIC SHAVING — PARLOR. MUSIC Carefully and Promptly Bound BUJNT RAZORfI QmxjKJ) Am SET frith* despatch, at LUWifioi RATES, atr- TfISITDTG CARDS, Invitation Oircu- " HERALD " OFFICE. V lan, Memorandum Cards, B*U Pro-
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10139, 27 August 1904, Page 4
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