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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14221, 12 February 1917, Page 7

0 '* 1 2 BE ADVISED BY THE GREATEST STATESMEN OF THE Da* «*_<D > : Study Economy ! * BUY GOODS OF USE. i ■ WOTHTNfG IS CHEAP UNLESS YOU REQUIRE IT. i'■ . * \ WHAT IS MORE USEFUL THAN SJJOES 0B ROOTS? ;— - 7 WE HAYE MAPI SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS *FOR THIS SEASON S AND PRICES IN MANY LINES DOWN TO OLD TIMES AT HANNAH'S * THE CORNER FOR CASH. 1 '■ , ■ ' -** *"■ ••■^■^■■■■■■■^■^■^'■■■■■■^■■■^^■■■■■^^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■i^ißßßßMWßßßßßMßiMßM.i ) > ' ■' . t '■■■■.■■.■■_H_HH__Hnß_H__Hn^^ J Grundy and Shennan's I Grand I \A/indo\A/ Display ' I . OF J Exclusive I I AND I Original Furnishings l DIRECT FROM THE "ORIENT.'V .' npHIS SHIPMENT COMPRISES A CHOICE ASSORTMEfNT OF ... . Oriental Goods ' IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES GLEANED FROM THE 0 ' .. EASTERN MARKETS. CARPET SQUARES ! SOFA RUGS •■■-. s VESTIBULE RUGS ? HEARTH-RUGS y.y ;'-...■ x SEA-GRASS SQUARES AND RUGS , STRAW 'SQUARES ,y ' RUGS AND RUNNERS * CURTAINS ■-.;.; .. .-tables- ..'■ '.. '. ■■.■yy . ?■• B . VESTIBULEI . STANDSV a " POT STANDS \ ) y'..-- - '- VASES V : -''' : •-. - .'' - .'' ' -. - A..X . B CUSHIONS r . ■ LAMP SHADES, Etc., Etc. '» *■ i . ■ , ■ OUR GOODS ANTD PRICES STAND COMPARISONS WITHOUT s DOUBT. s e .- ___________ 9 GRUNDY & SHENNAN, Ltd. 1, X : ','■'■ ■'- ' " ' '-.V*--";'-*'-'? - " •••■ ' f furniture Manufacturers, Gisborne. : I •• --'7' - ' . '' ' ".'■ i; -."" (No.z) , ; 4ri)9HBHHHMHHIH__nH_-_^^ [ vmKmMmmmmmmmmmmermmmmmmmmmmmatimmmimmtmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmak. I. ai : : y~~~- ~~ ~ — — - . Jk. LADIES! ,^M^ EXTEND BEST THANKS ADMIRAL JELLIGOE. A FINER COLLECTION OF BAGS, at UoAetmU Frio*«, yo*. h&v? stlAem seen, and vr« eoild not display them if the Sea* wara not open for^ trade to Britißh steMnan, CALL OR WRITMf mmWt & LESLIE, leitar fxperls, Peel Stiert, m. — mmmmmm mm MAGNET Cash Grocery Store. Groceries and Crockery Extraordinary. i ._______——--———-. '6ne'-'-w?.ek only. \ , ': i i ■ • * ■ ' ;: Washing Powders, 17. packets 2/- Jellies, 2fi par do-CO. j I Lux Powders, 5 packets 1/- Toilet Soap/ 3 fori/-, 3/6 pei* box Washing Powders, la^ge pkts, 1/6 of 12. (This line is d. un.- v > 6 bars Soap, 2/9 " procurable.) 3 bars Blue Soap, 1/6 . Assorted Cordials, 1/- bottlr 3barß Cold Water Soap, 1/3 1 Worcester Sauce, 3 bottlea 7 ) i 51b packet Starch, 2/9 '•-'••'■ Tomato Saucfe, 3 bottles 2/- --' 701bs Sugar, LA., 14/9 Hops,4/4 per lb. , ■, ■ 'j 12lbs Sugar, IA, 2/10 • * i Coffee Essences, 3 for 3/6. , Beaver Baking Powder, 3 for 3/3 Alagnet Tea, Kb box 8/- (w. •th 10/-) ! Fruit Salts, 2/- per bottle CROCKERY LIST : ' ■ ■ I ■■ '!» ■■■■■ ■1..-» ' Glass Tumblers, 2/6 per half -do 2en. Small W. and G, Cups and Saucers, 3/- pel* l»alf-dozen. 1 Small W. and G. Cups and Saucers, 4/3 per half-dozen. W. and G. Breakfast Cups and Saucers, 5/6 per half-dozen. - ' (Tliese are English Goods, NOT Japanese?) ' 1 Glass Tumblers, 2/6 per half-dozen. Golden State Preserving Jars— Pints 2/9 half-dozen, <!/3 halfI dozen, Half Gallons, 5/6 half dozen. , '■ DO TOU FIND THAT A GLASS OF ALE ACTS LIK?E A TONIC .KTER A HARD DA'Y^WORK, MESNTAL OR PHYSICAL? IF YOU DO, THEN REST ASSURED YOU OANNOT SECtfrV BETTER ■ OR PURER THAN y "Stock Ale" Fully Matured and Invigorating, possessing the finest attribute* "' tha teat : . Malt and Hops. and bottled under conditions •editing jj«iihci .navar ami k Houquiat.