IT'S going to rain! Not much news in that remark, but a fact that every man knows at this tiino of the year; and we may have a lot of rain that the ordinary Raincoat will not protect a man from. You can face the roughest gale in one of our RAINPROOFS, and come out dry. They're specially made for Winter wear in both Colonial and English makes. ■ They won't give way at the seams, like many Rainproofs do. They'll serve you well; "we're sure of it, because "we exercised the greatest care in buying them. RAINPROOFS knd MACINTOSH OVERCOATS ,'■■"' From 2-7/6 • T ° I ' so/---"ON THE CORNER" "WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE." IF YOUR EYESIGHT is not Clear, do not lisk making it worse by using a pair of cheap, ready-made Spectacles, which may, or may not, suit you. Every medical practitioner will tell you that many cases of Nerve Exhaustion and Depression, with Headaches and ..loss of general tone, are the result of defective Eyesight.. /OUR EYESIGHT., TESTED BY THE . MOST APPROVED METHODS And SATISFACTION GUARANTEED At the LOWEST PRICES Consistent with? High-claes Work. (Next J. Mc'Kee's, Gisborne.) 981 REYNOLDS' CENTRAL FURNISHING EMPORIUM CENTRAL FURNISHING EMPORIUM I have just received, ex s.s. Star . of Japan—O1 CRATES, HOGSHEADS 91 ;■■**- AND BALES. " L NOTE A FEW OF MY PRICES: TEA SETS from 7s 6d to £15 15s. : DINNER SETS (63 pieces). 35s to £20 Twelve patterns to select from. TOILET SETSi 12s 6d to £4 10s. Seventy jjatternfi to select from: CUPS AND SAUCERS, 4s 3d to £12 12b ; per dosen. TUMBLERS; 4s 6d to £4 4s per dozen. BEDSTEADS, Cheaper then Auckland Prices. LINOLEUMS— SpIendid Patterns. KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS — A Magnificent Assortment. JAM JARSr-Cheap, to clear., ' I save you the Middleman's Profits, »s I buy direct. from the British Manufacturer. ■' DON'T SEND YOUR MONEY AWAY wheo vou : can buy "BETTER" and '^CHEAPER" from my Stock. Kindly Call and See E. J. A. REYNOLDS. GHAS. BUStKE A CCOUNTANT-, ESTATE AND A GENERAL COMMISSION • AGENT; GOOD'S BUILDINGS, CM.dalone Ro*H 634 ri A R L Y.L E TT 0 US E, THE POINT, WHATAUPOKO. First-class Accanunodation -.ior Boarders, ou most Reasoiable Terms. MRS ATTWOOD, ■ ■•■'■'.:■■"'■ P-roprictress. . ' Tnienlione No 198.: 180
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10966, 8 May 1907, Page 2
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