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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10141, 30 August 1904, Page 1

///^* THAT WE SHOULD REQUIRE J****///^!^ LARGER AND MORE COMMO- " DIOUS PREMISES FOR OUR IN- • totf^lfeP**!™ CREASING BUSINESS? 4jSsv!^i|H™ffjj^ REMOVING' XIL^bKP' removing NEW BRICK PREMISES, GLADSTONE ROAD (Opposite Morrison Bros.) EARLY IN SEPTEMBER, WHEN WE SHALL BE SHOWING A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF PIANOS ! PIANOS ! PIANOS ! AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Including CRAMAPHQNES AND PHONOGRAPHS. '" In addition, our Stock of MUSIC WiU *" THOROUGHLY REPLETE with all Editions and Latest "Hits." SEWING M ACHINEST™ EAI)LE frora £6 10 s CASH - A Really High-Grade Article. THE LONDON PIANO" AND MUSIC HOUSE. * COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDER, ETC. BUGGIES, Dogcarte, Pony and Spring Carts, Milk and Dairy Gaits, Gigs, Phsetons, and Carriages of all kinds m stock, or to order on the shortest notice. W« hold the name for STYLE, WORKMANSHIP, FINISH and DURABILITY, and we make TERMS to suit the means- of individual customers; therefore our business booms along ; nothing can check its progress. SOLE AGENT for New Zealand's leading Carriage Factories ; also, for the World-renowned BUFFALO BUGGIES, fitted with all the Up-to-date ImprovemeDtS '^ST^. TTTHEELMAKING, T>EPAIRING& mYREING YV -tv - 1 - % (ZJ!£!!3fiSgj& By the Best and Approved Methods, 'fflWHi A SPECIALITY! tiSSBi^K And with PROMPTITUDE. Jffi«Pll \ CARRIAGE LAMPS & FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS fIHIWMKVI always on stock. «IHHHI^ : WTIP AR . RlAGESo£aUdeiwri P' U SECOND-HAND VEHICLES J^^^M^^s,^ H ffl Prices, by Expert Tradesmen, II and Special Prices arranged yjfl ' with ReguLar Customers. All New Work Guaranteed for Twelve Months. On my Easy Time Payment System, every penson m Poverty Bay can now possess a Vehicle. / Compare our Work, Compare our Price*. Inspection Invited. The Trade Supplied. JOHN H. ORMOND, FACTORY AND OFFICE PEEL STREET, GISBORNE. Telephone Nog. 71 and 228. P.O. Box. No. 71. STEVENSON^"" ROYAL CARRIAGE WORKS. FIRST-CLASS WORK. m- REASONABLE PRICES. -tfa** ■ rnHEIR STEEL SHOES HAVE GIVEN ENTIRE SATISFACTION HERE, AS WELL AS AT HOME, NOT A Ofjiv single complaint, which is a guarantee m ta ?*& m &&! ITSELF AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE FIRM, WHO HAVE ALWAYS MADE A PRACTICE OF USING NOTHING BUT FIRSTCLASS MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP IN EVERYTHING THEY UNDERTAKE, THEREFORE ENSURING THE SUPPORT OF THEHt CUSTOMERS. STEVENSON'S... —ENGLISH AND COLONIAL EXPERHSNCE— SCOffi"GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. v .■ • * THFVT FOR TOP ARE vsjxthout equ^u /^ Sst^S ROYAL MAIL ORMONI) LINE 3§JSrtfc^E O]F COACHES W. F. HATTEN'S Z^IOACH learea Ormond ai 8.40 a.m. DAILY, returning same Afternooi, al \j 3 o'clock. BOOKING OFFlCE— Hatten's Stables, Ormorid. Redstone's Stables, Loire street, Gisborne. Passengers booked at the above Offices will receive every attention. ■ Fares, Goods, and Parcels at REDUCED RATES. W. F. HATTEN- •••• Pboprietor.

M. TODD TJAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Gladstone Road (opposite Mrs Robb's), BAKES THE BEST BREAD IN TOWN. BERMALINE BREAD (Highly Recommended for ladifeitioa) [ A SPECIALITY! SMALL QOODsTrSSH DAILY. Orders received for Weddiag Cakes. BUTTER PAPER. Y"K7E have juri received a Consign.VV. menb of BEST QUALITY GREASEPROOF BUTTER PARCHMENT. Dairy Farmers will find th© use of this Sper add greatly to tke attractiveness of c get-up of the butter, on account of its exceptional quality and lightness of coloi Oa sale m any quantity at "HERALD" STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. a 10 TRADESMEN.— SpeciaI importa- . tion of case, lota of ENVELOPES, Iwhioß are now being sold Cheap, to I qUar, at Herald Office.

RING UP TO. MOEGAN (Telephone 157) For SADDLERY AND TTARNESS JIL HORSE COVERS Etc., Etc., CORNER GLADSTONE ROAD AND PEEL STREET. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE 00. TNSURANCB against Lose by Fire on X every description of Property may be effected with this Company. MARINE DEPARTMENT. Merchandise, Goods and Freights laaored, by Steamer and Sailing Vessels. Risks on Speaie subject to special arrangements. Poliou* on Wool and Produce to to* United Kingdom are granted m triplicate payable i* Londoa if required. JOHN COLSMAN, Ageat for Gisbont.