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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17185, 8 November 1926, Page 1

ADAIR BROS, LTD. The Leading Drapers, Gisborne. ight Striped Fuji Silks, in a collection remarkable for its variety .and originality of style and effect; 29in wide—4/6 per yard. The finest, value in the trade. iait and serviceaiile Cotton Fujb. nl quality, 38in wide, in a big range of the latest stripes and colorings, marked at popular prices, 2/11 to 4/11 dpv vard. live ]/. in thi! ?- Discount for ADAIR BROS., LTD. TENDERS are invited for Tainting all buildings at Racecourse, Makaraka, for the Poverty Bay Turf Club. Tarfciculars may be* seen at our office, where tenders close at noon of MONDAY, Nov. 15, 1926. BURR. AND MIRFIELD. 176 Reg. Architects. FINAL-NOTICE. ALL Accounts due in the undersigned must be arranged for prior to Nov. 20, after which date collection will be in other hands. Utmost consideration will be extended in any cases of hardship on personal interview. 167 F. McNEE. OPENING NOTICE. S. WOOTTON "TAS much pleasure in announcing to . his many old friends and the public generally that he has again started in business as a PASTRYCOOK when he will retail goods only of the WEDDING PARTIES Catered for on the Premis Note Address •. MAIN SHOP: Vincent's Buildings (opp. Salvation Army). BRANCH SHOP: Harris Street and Wainui Road Phone 437. 16 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. SHOE BARGAINS THE MANGAPAPA BOOT AND SHOE STORE is now holding a Spring Sale of Boots and Shoes, foi which prices have been specially reduced. Women's Tan Strap Shoes—From 17/6 to 29/-. Latest styles and shapes. Women's Patent and Glace Strap Shoes —l7/6 to 27/6. Slash sides, latest styles. Girls' Patent Glace Strapped Shoes, 7's to 9*s—From 7/6. 10's to 13's—From 12/-. This is a good line. Children's Strap Shoes (3 to 6)—From 2/9. Wonderful Value in Men's Boots; all makes—l 6- to 30/-. Men's Shoes, Tan and Black—l7/6 to 27/6. H. J.~~ lEMI-RTJNGALOW, very handy, all k) modern conveniences; motor-car or good section accepted as deposit. —Apply N. Heaton Pike, Agent, next Primes Ltd. 195 ■\7"ARDLEY'S Shaving Powder, 1/-, at j. 11. Georee. Tobacconist. FOR SALE.—-International Corn Sheller; King Separators, all sizes; Concrete 2 </impartment Tubs; all at ridiculous prices.—Primes Ltd., the Premier Hardware Merchants. X7ANTED—Buyers tor Spring Carte. VV Prices cannot be beaten. Also Buggy £lO, and Express £2l—Don't miss calling at Krehs ami Co., Derby St. T^OLGATES~ IJarberT^Soapy _ 6(F per / tablet, at 11. cieorire. Hairdresser. 'ANTEL— buyers tor Spring Carte. t t Prices cannot be beaten. Also •higgy AllO, and Express £2l—Don't 'diss calling at Krobs and Co., Derby St T INO! Lino! Lino! Best selection I of English Linoleums in town. — Stublis and Co. PALMOLIVE Soap, 7d per tablet, at 11. George, Tobacconist. Why pay TJIOLLOW "the crowd to Cash arid I Carry Butchery, the place for good ITRIPED<Fuji Silk. 3/11 yard, great O value and quality; 29 in Plain Imiji, 2/9 yard.—Melbourne Cash. to choose JL from at exceptionally low prices and easy terms.—At Barwiek's Mart. WHY pay £l2O for a Piano, (let one for £45 on terms al Barwick's Mart, Peel Street. ED—Buyers for Spring oart.s. in 'n.; cannot be beaten. Also Buggy £lO. and Express £2l—Don't miss calling at. Kvehs and Co.. Derby R* 7IURNITURE! Furniture! KurnijC tore! Now is the time to furnish. Lame stocks just to hand.—Stubbs and A LI/ Cyclists send for our large iUusX tinted Catalogue of all Accessories, , ost free on request.—A. O. Rice Ltd.. Hamilton ruaranteed. —I Oeorpw 'l'oba TARY had a. little Ford, though IYJL seldom it would go; but when she went to Stubbs''Mart, the Ford was sure to go. TTIRASMTO Soap. 7d per tablet, al H. .J George, Hairdresser.