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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14347, 12 July 1917, Page 1

HU-DART-PARKER LINE. COASTAL SERVICES. ' FOR AUCKLAND. " Steamer. Monday, July 16th. 1 FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. Steamer. Wednesday, July 18th. All Steamers fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Tickets available for stopover or return by U.S.S. Co.'s Steamers, or vice versa. Outward Passengers by Tender must obtain Boat Passes at Office. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. LOCAL AGENTS. Telephone 1077 (Shipping). «Mn__na_«BM_^Mniaan«Dr_—___nmMiai SPECIAL SALE VALUES I From the I J)RESS J)EPARTMENT. Three pieces of Heavy BengaJine Silk, m orange and tangerine, worth 6/6; NOW 2/6. A Fancy Silks, m small Pompadour designs, eight pieces only, worth 5/6 ; NOW 2/6 yard. Still a number of lengths of our Special 'Costume Tweed, m varioua j colorings, worth 4/6; NOW 3/6. I Striped Silk Velvets, suitable for J trimming, originally 4/6 ; NOW 2/11. j SALE TIME AT PETTIE'S SPECIAL DISPLAY OF GENUINE PERSIAN RUGS AT THE J.D.R. DRAPERY & FURNISHING STORES. GENUINE Persian Rugs are handmade. They aTe made by the womenfolk of Persian Tribes, and all Rugs have various characteristics according to the tribes by whom j same are manufactured. The PerI sian womenfolk make these Rugs as a hobby, and the Rugs are known to take anything from one to four years before being completed. Genuine Persian Rugs are antiques and are anything from 15 to 80 years old. These Rugs, when finished by the tribesworaen, are highly colored' and unsuitable for export, but after t years of wear the colors are subdued, and the Rugs are purchased for shipment by expert buyers, who make a thorough study of these goods. THESE RUGS ARE WORTH INSPECTION. AT THE PROGRESSIVE J.D.R. Stores. t GIVE YOUR BOX A WATCH - -6/6 AT GOOD'S. THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS. NOTICE. HAVING secured the services of Mr. COOK, for 12 years Foreman for Franzen and Co., Sail, Tent, aiid Cover Makers, Port Nelson, JEUNE & GO. ! Feel confident that with Mr. JEUNE'S 25 years' experience of the needs of the district, they are m a position to cater for the Gisborne Public m the supply of HORSE AND COW COVERS, TARPAULINS, (_LOTHES' BAGS, VERANDAH BLINDS, SAILS, TENTS AND FLYS, CALICO, CANVAS, ROPES, WIRE ROPE, And All Accessories of the Trade. Wire and Rope Splicing a speciality. Our Repair Department is a Special Feature of the Business. „ Address: .. —^ BRIGHT. ST. (opp. Hall and Sons.) *' Box 24. ' 'Phones 85 and 250. 1 CENTRAL RESIDENCE, f FIVE ROOMS. i EVERY CONVENIENCE. SITUATED BaJoidy to Town and OnMinute fro-m Tram Line. Thia is one of the Best, Places put or I the Market for. some time. „ Government Mortgage.- Good Terms, s PRICE £650., 7 _ F. R. BAL-_7f.l.A.j N.Z. „ PEEL STREET. • T TtTANTED KNOWN. — With everJI VV £1 order one White and •Qoh ° B.eakast Cup and Saucer FREE.— Mag net Cash- Grocery Store. - * 63! ANTED Known. — Dressmakindone prompt and up-to-date a Mrs Jeffreys', Redstones' Buildings, Lowi Street. Phone. ]*o. 1019. _ r "DEMEMBER. — OUR BIG WINTE. t JX SALE IS NOW IN FULL SWING [j -r-MELBOURNBCASH;^ . II *D OSCAR SEA-SiCK CURE make 5 A\t sea voyaging a pleasure ; 2/6 a box d — From Ross, Chemist^ J£' TO ' GARDENER-.. — Allan's Seed grow. Try them. — The People' •• Emporium, Sole Agents. c TXTHEN purchasing ' a FOUNTAIN VV PEN see that you get a wel * known make. We guarantee th t e "Onoto," "Waterman," and "Swan. : 1 Nibs to suit all writers. Large stocks t* „ choose from. — Thomas Adama. - c QTAINLEBS KNIVES 25/- per half y O dozen. All good makes of Cutler cheaper at' The People's Emporium.