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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11128, 30 July 1907, Page 2

m, END TBfSNI SEASON i^&Ut SALE - Y^Hfipff mHE GREAT j£r my JL winter ' /^^^SB * s B onl -? eplendid- / r «TW_l ty- Buyers have / ._ OJ t| come to know that / .____» I m our Half-yearly Sales we .mean v. J ■ business, and the . \W_fj_f response to our an- : VT/av nouncements has I .jl V been wonderful. : J>|s_f \ Since the Sale ZS_7 ; | opened our store jSj_s__T y has been thronged : r-pfl I with eager buyers, ■ VJ m everyone surprised \yfl[ an< i delighted with ffj& the unusual values je/flH^ they saw m all Q^-^^lrm- Departments. H you have not yet attended' the Sale, you should do so without delay. Tliere are Thousands of Rare Bargains, but, naturally, the best offers are snapped at first, li you have been m already_ you need no telling that it will pay you to to come again and again. - HOOPER AND HOOPER DRAPERS OF QUALITY. (Opposite Herald Oflice), THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN THOMAS ADAMS BOOKSELLER, STATIONER,^ NEWS AGENT, TOBACCONIST, Etc. Colonial and English Periodicals by Every Mail. GENUINE STOCKTAKING SALE. TIO REDUCE my present Large Stock I have decided to offer SPECIAL REDUCTIONS m a number of. lines, which MUST BE CLEARED. The following offer will interest those who wish to get' some Cheap Reading for -.Winter months ; also. Town and Country Libraries. _ . 1000 CLOTH NOVELS (published at AV\J\J 3s 6d g^ REDUCED to ls 6d each. 0000 PAPER NOVELS (published at A\J\J\J 2b 6d each), REDUCED to ls each. KOOO PAPER NOVELS (good assorto \J\J\J ment> all aa thors), REDUCED to 6d each. Special Reductions m Bibles, Prayer Books, and Ciiildren's 800k5. % STARTLING REDUCTIONS are also made m the Fancy Department, including Photo Frames (all sizes and prices), Pictures, Ornaments, Toys, and Xic-nacs of all description. THOMAS ADAMS. Telephone 105. Q.ISBORNE TOUSINESS 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, Penmanship, Commeicial Correspondence, Precis Writing, Business Me_ tods (including practical use of moneys, cheques, Bills of Exchange, Banking etc.) TYPEWRITING.— Machines of all descriptions for use of students. Reports, Testimonials, Inventories, Bak nceSheets, M.S.S., Legal Documents, and every description of work undertaken. DUPLICATING _ MIMEOGRAPHING. Copies of work from Mimeograph or Roneo Neostyle. Stencils cut for Advertisers. ACCOUNTANCY.— Tradesmen's Books opened, checked, or balanced. POSITIONS.— No difficulty m placing graduates m position. Demand always m 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 I Library of Shortnand Literature. I Information given to those interested m! Esperanto, Journalism, Advertisement ; Writing etc. GOOD'S BUILDINGS. 490 EXPIRATION^ Or LEASE. GIVING UP BUSINESS. AS we are giving un Business here, we have decided to i REDUCE ALL LINES, ENLARGEMENTS, FRAMES, Etc.. j l-'OR FIVE WEEKS, j When our Lease is up. I AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE * MISSED. ELLERBEciT STUDIO. Those already having Photos at the Studio are requested to call for them. i 371 -*,■--:-■■;- y'y,y' : .r.-my, v: :>„.-"; " „*■■■• *