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£> REMEMBER. TT7HEN ORDERING A SUIT OHMJ^y. i\ ; '» ANY OTHER ARTICLE OF i/iy7? A J CLOTHING TO TAKE COUNT NOT | OF THE APPEARANCE OF THE f STUFF BUT OF THE QUALITY, AND II WHAT YOU ARE TO C4ET IN THE f| WAY OF CUT, MAKE, FINISH, AND GENERAL GET-UP. IF YOU CAREFULLY DO THIS, YOU WILL FIND THAT WE GIVE THE VERY BEST POSSIBLE VALUE. QUITS FROM 70 S - A SPECIAL LINE OAMARU RIDING \_ TWEED TROUSERS, 22 s 6 D - SHIERLAW & GO. Telephone— No. 240. Established 1887.] , [Established 1887 SANDLANT'S GLADSTONE ROAD CARRIAGE WORKS. TTAVING GOOD STOCKS OF CARRIAGE MATERIALS, along with Skilled 11 Tradesmen who know how to use them, we are m a position to mutafMr fcure . . . .' ' "■'" \ UP-TO-DATE VEHICLES IN EVERY RESPECT And give TERMS to suit Individual Purohasert. OLD VEHICLES BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, OR TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT FOR NEW ONES. REPAIRING, PAINTING, AND TRIMMING DONE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE REASONABLE PRICES, AND WITH PROMPTITUDE. W. SANDLANT, COACHBUILDER, Etc., GLADSTONE ROAD. Telephone 254.

PLANTING SEASON GISBORNE IHA A NURSERY GISBORNE J.yU4: NURSERY Telephone ....No. 199. A. THOMSON BEGS to inform the Public of Gisbonw and surrounding districts that b.€ has a very fine stock of well-grown and thoroughly - acclimatised PLANTS and TREES, consisting of Apples, Apricots, Pears, Plums, Peaches (including all the best canning sorts), Nectarines, Quinces, Figs, Japan Persimmons, Cherries, Oranges, Lemons, Guavas, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Strawberries, etc. ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING SHRUBS Very large variety to select from. SHELTER TREES— Macrocarpa, Eicelsa, Torulosa, Lawsoniana, Pinus Insignis, P. Muricata, Gums (m variety), Planes, Elms, Oaks, Sycamore, Chestnuts, Birch, Larch, etc. HEDGE PLANTS — Berberis, Boxthorn, Eleagnusj Privit Pittosporum, Olearia, Laurel, etc. Azaleas, Ericus "Heath," Daphne, Camellia, Rhododendron, Roses, Bouvardias, Bulbs and Flowering Plants. GARDEN SEEDS, Flower Pots, Insecticides, etc. Having had over twenty years local experience, I have a thorough knowledge oi the varieties most suited to the district, and will be pleased to give advice to intending planters. Information re pruning, grafting and spraying gratuitously supplied. A. THOMSON NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN. Seed Shop : Nursery : Gladstone Road. Carnarvon Street. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. 605 FOUR NEW AMEBIGAN POTATOES. T>URPEE'S EXTRA EARLY, -*-* 14 days earlier than Early Rose. TDURPEE'S GREAT DIVIDE, ■*■' Main-crop sort, heavy yielder. TfUREKA EXTRA EARLY, ■ • Li Three days earlier than Burpee's Extra Early. TTERMONT GOLD COIN, \ Most valuable medium late crop variety of recent introductions. WE HAVE ALSO— Early Rose Beauty of Hebron White Elephant Robin Adair Up-to-Date Lapstone Kidney Ashleaf Kidney Brown Rivers, etc. NEW VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS LAWN GRASS SEED RYEGRASS, CLOVERS AND PERENNL*L PASTURE GRASSES. SPRAY PUMPS, SYRINGES MONTAUK, VERMONITE BLUESTONE, Etc. FRUIT TREES. Apples, Peaches, Plums, Lemons, Oranges, Apricots, Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, etc. FOREST AND SHELTER TREES, FOREST AND SHELTER TREES, Including Gums, Robiniapseudo, Acacia, Birch, Larch, Wattles, etc. HEDGE PLANTS- Elaeagnus, Boxthorn, Berberis, Privet, Taupata, Ake Ake, Pittospormus, etc. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, Roses, Climbing and Herbaceous Plants. ■ I QH A. COMBINED SEED & 1 Q(U -LcNJ* plant CATALOGUE J-*?"^* FREE ON APPLICATION. H. G. GIBBONS & CO. GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. Telephone, 91. Nursery, Makaraka. Also at Wellington and Blenheim. , DAVYS AND - THIRD [ ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS, AND COACHBUILDERS, gRIGHT gTRBET. . AGENTS for— IJ«HB J^OCOMOBHiE, Th« Oaly Perfect Motor Car. Also, for— rjUNGYE Q.AB J^NGINSS. Eitimites for tb* »boy» fumiahed Fr«* on tpplioatioa. EGGS. EGGS, NO EGGS. 3 \T 0W IS THB TIME *° pro" <&< i. l Superiority of EAST'S BAKING POWDEE Over All Othcn. Lovely Cakes, Scones, Pwtry, snd Piddiags. All unit* m saying — East's BsJriag Powder IS THE BEST. A Shilling Tin of EAST'S EGO POWDER Ii «qu«l to 4dm. fefgi. WOOLI WOOL! CASH BUYER of WOOL & SEINE m any quantity. MATAWHERO WOOL WORKS, Ml M»tewh«x».

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10140, 29 August 1904, Page 1

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