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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11854, 19 May 1909, Page 8

BEST SOUTHERN POTATOES (FREE FROM BLIGHT), 6s PER CWT. BY THE SACK. QPECLAL QUOTATIONS PER TON. PRIME- ONIONS PER CWT. F. S. MALCOLM & CO. auctioneers and produce Merchants, GISBORNE MART, GLADSTONE ROAD. SHOULD YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR GROCKK THIS MONTH, TRY YATES AND M C PHAIL THEY WILL GIVE YOU REAL GOOD VALUE. Kia Ora Factory Butter' Is per lb. Packet Dates (Cartoons) 4d. New Zealand Jam, lib tins, 4d. 61b tins Jam (assorted), 2s 6d. 1 gallon Pie Peaches, Is lOd. i-pallon Pie Peadies, la. 1 gallon Pie Apricots, 2a. i-g.-rllon Pie Apricots, Is Id. Dessert* Apricots, lid tin. Rice (best Japan), 51bs for Is. *> Sago (fine), 51bs for Is. JUST ARRIVED. New Sultanas, 31bs for Is. Cleaned Currants, 31bs for 1«. Smoked Sardines (Kite brand) 3 furls. Prime Onions, lOlbs for Is. Prime liable Potatoes (South), 7s per cwt. , ' • Silverdust Washing Powder, 4d per lb. Note the Address-— YATES & MCPHAIL NEXT TO |E. G. A. REYNOLDS', Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Telephone No. 631. P.O. Box 27. ITfIWILL PAY YOU ' To come to our Store, because we know how to offer you the 1 Best Valuer for your Money. TAKE ... DRESS MATERIALS. There's one spot where the Effects are Choicest, Designs Newest, Qualities the Best, and Prices tho Lowest— THAT SPOT IS OUR STORE. You can be sure when you aTe buying from us, you are paying a Bedrock Price, and s getting Good, Honest Values. You will not find 1 better Values anywhere m the district. TEAT AND FRIAR. 1909 DIARIES. IN order to clear the Balance of my 1909 DIARIES, I am giving 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT Off Marked Prices. A Good Selection to choose from, including Office and Pocket sizes. THE NEW CHAMPION WRITING TABLET. The Latest on the Market. THE CHAMPION Tablets were Good, but the NEW CHAMPION nro the Best Is worth yet offered to the Public. 100 SHEETS OF^THR BEST LINEN BANK rAPEjR, Ruled, with Blotter ; also to be had with Gisborne heading, 1/-. ■■■.- Made expressly for and Sold only by CHARLES W. MUIR BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. SOW NOW ONION, Turnip, Carrot, Spinach, Lettuce, Radish, Mustard, Cress, Peas, and Broad Beans. FLOWER SEEDS. Sweet Peas, Phlox, Pansy Stock, Mignonette, and Other Hardy Annuals & Perennials. STRAWBERRIES. New beds should now be formed and planted this month. I have some very fine jJantS) of New Varieties that I have proved to do well m this district. Price from ,5s per 100. Old Varieties, at Cheaper Rates. EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN ALEX. THOMSON'S Gladstone Road and Carnarvon Street. Seed Shop ...Telephone 363. Nursjery ..........Telephone 190. PAINT. A RTISTIC Interior or Exterior DeuojOL ration. Just' landed, ex Niwaru and Tokomaru, £500 worth of ART FR.IEZKK AND WALL COVERINGS. W. HOWARD (Tel. 67). "BRANBTON VILLA" pRIVATE XfURSING JJOME. Lytton Road. MRS HAVERS Certificated NURSE (late of Women's Iloapit'tl, Miillfuwriiß). Telephone 36. 310