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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10640, 18 April 1906, Page 2

YOU NEED WINTER J^IL-x CLOTH,NG /7_7\/7\ buy it now Uj} ' ' *<-Lj ROBERTSON'S . U\ { \ \ RtWiOVAL CASH nV ' \ \ SALL W Ls\jt _* EVERY fti I ARTICLE \ 1 I REDUCED TO \ I BARGAIN \ \ PRICES. \ \ I LAST WEEK \ \ I - OF SALE 1 \| / PiMOR \ • N I REMOVAL 1 ®/l / T0 * \ _^I_/ NEW * \ CORNER : {X SHOP. ' TT? YOU HAVEN'T YET BEEN TO THIS BIG CLEARANCE BIG CLEARANCE . Of MEN'S GOODS YOU DON'T KNOW HOW LOW PRICES HAVE FALLEN ROUND ABOUT HERE. WISE MEN WILL ACT QUICKLY ! YOUR MONEY WILL GO A LONG WAY At l iii l 'l|_. *)_\ i^!^£^JJ3AjU^^^M________i_r "WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE." SEASONABLE _Ti OODS EASONABLE VJOODS 1906. W. J. GOX & GO. GROCERS^ASiJ — -FSmsiGZ ~ 1 __--"- MERCHANTS, Are now showing their Specially-selected Lines for the present Season, and they feel sure that an inspection of their Windows and Stock will lead to business. OUR NEW CURRANTS (Specially Cleaned) SULTANAS, RAISINS (Seedless) ELEMES. DATES, FIGS MUSCATELS (Californian and Malaga) ALMONDS (Jordan and Valencia) Are of Exceptional Quality. NIITZ & CRYSTALISED FRUITS 'Consisting of Peaches, Aprioots, Greengages, Raspberries, Strawberries, Angelicu, Cherries, Golden Figs, Mixed Fruits, etc. Mince Meat. Plum Puddings. Cakes. FANCY- MEATS.. We have a Large and Choice Selection of FANCY MEATS, Patties, Pastes, elc. CHUTNIES. Genuine Indian (Large and Small Bottles) « PICKLES— English and Colonial. We have Imported a Special Line of DECORATED CANDLES. Our stock of ENGLISH BISCUITS is the finest we have ever imported. All the lines are New, including a SPECIAL LINE OF SMALL BOXES Suitable for Presents. CANNED FRUITS. Finest Dessert Apricot6, Peaches, Pears, Pineapples, Strawberries, Blackberries, Raspberries. Plums, Greengages, Black and White Cherries, etc. CORDIALS. English and Colonial, Heddles Raspberry Balm, Limejuice, Ginger Wine, Lemon Squash, etc., etc., etc. We hold a Large Stock of HAMS BACON HAMS CHEESE! CHEESE! The Finest Stock in the District. W. J. GOX & CO. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. P.O. Box 28. ; Telephone 99. LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE TTTE will be prepared to receive Partients on and after " TUESDAY NEXT, 17th INSTANT, At Our rpEMPORARY J^QO'MS, In tho TTNION J3ANK TJUILDINGS. (Entrance between McLernon's and O'Meara's.) Auckland, February 15th, 1906. I have much pleasure in stating tliat last night I had 24 teeth (many broken down) extracted at one sitting. I did ndt feel a single one, and felt grand ten minutes after. It is a good process. WILLIAM SAI.NEY, Confectioner, Ponsonby. Duoiedin, May lltli, 1905. The Manager, London Dental Institute. Dear Sir, — I feel it incumbent upon me before leaving the colony to testify as to the very efficient and workmanlike manner in which you executed the work you did to my teeth. lam doing this voluntarily. You jyid I were unknown to one another before 1 entered your establishment. . . I have had the very best dentists at my teeth in Sydney, Victoria, and London, and without doubt your work in my mouth compares more than favorably with any of them. Wishing success in business, Yours sincerely, HARRY SKINNER, Head Manager and Director Harry Richards Co. LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE UNION BANK BUILDINGS. 221 H. J. BROWNLEE ARCHITECT (With A. Atkins, F.R.1.8.A., Wanganui, and late Assistant Architect to MrW. P. Finch, Napier)'. OFFICE— GOOD'S BUILDINGS, I (Upstairs). 466