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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14160, 30 November 1916, Page 6

No Store "Owns Its Customers" —THESE DAYS. THEY WANT TO BE SHOWN — AND SEEING, PEOPLE COMPARE. COMPARISON IS TO ...... Charlie Adair WHAT THE SUN'S KAYS ARE- TO VEGETATION — MAKES THE STORE GROW. COMPARISON 7 proves NEWNESS. /^^^^r^ • COMPARISON proves QUALITIES. {os§§Mlo§\ COMPARISON proves SAVINiGS. m^mm^i O#pire Oar Hat Values COME IN and examine the NEIW f^ ~ sjr FELTS. All the new shapes are here — I / small shapes, large shapes, cut or bound \ v * r * / brims,, every shade. Vt?" / INSPECT the NEW PANAMAS. 'All \^y I perfectly bleached — new blockings. The i'" *J$T / best stock m town. ' See the NEIW J^S>/ **"^ STRAWS. Every one a good quality . WwV plait, line or course, rolled edge, fine • \B^/ ' S cord bands. • f f f ALL AT KEEN PRICES. CHARLIE ADAIR, "our on his ow*,' • GE3TTS' OUTPITER, GISBORNK

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ' TO WOOL VALUERS. A PPLICATION'S are invited from any persons who are qualified to VALUE WOOL upon the Bradford basis of valuing upon the yield of the Wool. i Applications to be sent to the undersigned, stating qualifications and enclosing testimonials. W. G. SHERRATT. 296. _ • LOST— A" C6at7 between Roebuck Rd. and Erskine's.— Finder pleaso return to 38, Salisbury Road. 297

Private Greeting Cards. The Herald Job Printing Depi has just landed a Choice ■ Assortment of GREETING CARUS For the Christmas Season PLACE ORDERS EARLY. NOTE.— These Cards are undoubtedly the Choicest importations from an Artistic point of view we have yet been able to procure. SAMPLES ON VIEW At the HERALD JOB PRINTING DEPT.