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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10965, 7 May 1907, Page 2

HUDDART-PARKER LINE. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE. WIMMERA (Wyllie) ... 3022 tons reg. VICTORIA (Waller) ... 2969 tons reg. ZEALANDIA (Entwisle) 2771 tons reg. Will Bail (circumstances permitting) FOR NATTER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. Victoria, Wednesday, May 8, 5 p.m. . (No cargo after noon.) First launch on arrival. FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. Victoria, Saturday, May 18, 10 a-m. First launch at 6 a.m. FOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF AND HOBART. (From Dunedin). . Wimmera, Sunday, June 2nd. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. (From WelUngton.) j Wimmera, Saturday; May 18th. All tickets are available also for stopover or return by ANY of UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of U.S.S. Co.'s tickets may travel by -above-named vesDALGETY AND CO., Ltd., Agents. YOU HAVE NEVER ,_ BOUGHT ; ■"-■'' TIES AT THESE PRICES! OUR London Buyer secured these Ties „ for us at a REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE. We shall sell them at Prices NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF IN - GISBORNE. Newest Styles. Most Fashionable Designs. i)A_ DOZEN Seamless Woven Ties at_ 4|d EACH (Or. THREE for ONE SHILLING), Suitable for Ladies or Gents. OK DOZEN^. Gents' Silk at WU 9d, Is, Is 3d • EACH. 9d, Is, Is 3d EACH. A Really Choice Lot, at Exceptionally Low Prices. SPECIAL NOTICE. WHIHRAY'S _ FURNISHIHC WAREHOUSE (Established 1877.) RETIRING ; FROM BUSINESS AT THE. EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY. Warehouse and Premises now under offer as a Going Concern. - TV/TEANTIME, I am making Special IYI Quotations in ALL LINES, holding one of the Largest and Best Stocks of General Household Furnishings in GisNEW SHIPMENTS arrived to arrive, as under ■:— Ex s.s. Dorset: Splendid line of Overmantels. Everton Grange : Special lme of Dinnerware.. Ex s.s. Star of Japan (now due) : l-Exceptional line of Bedsteads (9 cases), direct shipment of Rattan Ware from Colombo; 11 cases of Bedsteads (direct). All these /will be sold a_ landed cost, unless^ disposed of with the Sale of Warehouse. :■ This affords an opportunity of obtaining exceptional Vcll.U£S •*■-'•■ ' '!.*'■■ special prices on application. a rare chance to those ; furnishing: " > - j. whinray. AgenJ, for Smith. and Caughey,, at Auckland Prices. THOMAS ADAMS BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT; TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT. THE LIFE & WORK OF THE LATE RICHARD JOHN SEDDON, : Premier of New Zeaiand, 1893-1906, , With a History of the Liberal Party in '■' New Zealand, ,• By James Drummond. ■-, A Limited Supply Only to Hand. SCHOOL BOOKS k REQUISITES. , A Large Stock of Everything required in Schools now in. OFFICE AND -COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. Just Arrived a Splendid Assortment of All Kinds of .Useful Office Requisites. SPECIAL VALUE IN ENVELOPES. A large and varied assortment of Writing Tablets (all sizes, ruled faint, with margin, grey, blue, and • cream) ; also, with tbe heading, Gisborne, New Zealand. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. : - ■' NEW BOOKS and MAGAZINES by Every Direct Steamer. A large stock ©* DICTIONARIES now to hand. New Standard Dictionary One Shilling Each. Sole Agents Waterman Fountain Pen (the Best in 'the World). THOS. ADAMS. ■ V Telephone No. 105. QISBORNE 'DUSINESS QOLLEGE. Principal. MISS WILCOX (Late Instructress of Shorthand, Typewriting, ■ and Book-keeping, Thames Technical School and Branch Classes, , „ ■ Waihi. CLASSES— DaiIy, 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Evening, 7 to 9 P-m. TERMS.— ADVANCE, STRICTLY. Fees , on application. SUBJECTS. — Shorthand, Typewriting, Double Entry Book-keeping, Pennianslup, Commercial Correspondence, Precis Writing, Business Methods (including practical use of moneys, cheques, Bills of Exchange, Banking, etc.) TYPEWRITING.— Maohines of all descriptions for use of students. Reports, Testimonials, Inventories, BalanceSheets, M.S.S., Legal Documents, and every description of work undertaken. DUPLICATING & MBIEOGRAPHIN G. Copies of work from Mimeograph or Roneo Neostyle. Stencils cut for AdACCOUNTANCY. — Tradesmen's Books opened, checked, or balanced. POSITIONS.— No difficulty in placing graduates in position. Demand always in excess .of supply. See Prospectus for list of positions gained by students. NIGHT SCHOOL.— Private and strictly confidential instruction given to persons ,whose education has been neglected. Particular attention given to .the acquirement of a free and easy method of Writing. ■'■■■_ SHORTHAND WRITERS' ASSOCIATION to.be formed if sufficient interest is evinced by speed students. Good Library of Shorthand Literature. Information given to" those interested in Esperanto, Journalism, Advertisement Writing, etc. GOOD'S BUILDINGS. ,490 WHITE FLANNELETTES OF A SOFT FINISH AND • CLOSELY WOVEN FOR LONG WEAR. OUR Now White Flannelettes for this Season, in Finish, Quality and Wear, are. far Superior to any makes wo have previously shown. In Finish tliey have thc soft, smooth feel of a good flannel ; tho quality is equal to the best wo have ever stocked ; their good, solid weur lias already made the manufacturer famous. They are not that thick, loose make that creates dissatisfaction after washing, but are closely woven, 'and just the right thickness to give thc required amount 'of warmth, for present wear. The prices are extremely moderate for such good qualities : 32 inches wide, B_d and 9£d yard j 36 inches wide, 10id yard. % ' - i EURE AND AMBRIDGE. rpHE T7CONGMIG ■.--'■ >. H. G RAHAM ' ARCHITECT, OVER NOLAN AND SKEETS, LOWE STREET. A. CARD. G- ELON GUMMING ART STUDIO, UNION BANK £\ BUILDINGS, Resumes Painting Classes from FEBRUARY 11th. PUPILS COACHED all Drawing Exxainations. - Outdoor Sketching. 81