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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1242, 9 January 1883, Page 1

Jo’ini Forster, American Coach Factory. NAPI E R . ALL desef 'ptions of CARRIAGES, WAGGONJi TTES, BUGGIES, CARTS &c, built to onL »r, at the lowest remunerative prices. The best m; itorials only usea, and imported direct from A. merica, %* J. F< took the First Prize at the H.B.A. and P- Society’s Show. 35 Harries & Lincoln, BUILDERS & GENERAL CONTRACT ORS, HAVING taken possession of their new premises, are prepared to undertake the erection ot New Buildings, alterations, &c., &c. ReBAISS BOHK ON THE BHOBTEBT NOTICE. Entrant e to Workshop : Next Messrs Parnell and Boyi an’. Ironmongery Establi.hment, Gladstone Road. 36 North British and mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Established 1800. Sub.criboct Capital £2,000,000 sterling Reserve Funds, 1876 £1,082,768 FIRE DEPARTMENT Insurances effected for Seven Years by prepayment are charged for Sa. only. Losses settled with Promptitude and LiberJvcuia of proposals and all flU(her infermat ion may btf obtained on appliu>«tion to—D. MALCOLM ÜBR, 37 Agent for Poverty Bay. John Maynard BEGS to inform hi. friends and the publie that he has resumed hie old trade, and ie now opening hie new and commodiou. BriOHOn Shoe at the corner of Gladstone Koad and Peel-rtrtet, where he will be prepared to supply only the beet and primest qualities of Buer, Alvtton, and X*qrk to hi® customers, J. M. has now succeeded in securing some i of the finest cattle and sheep IN THE | COLONY. For quality and cut his meat cannot be surpassed in New Zealand. 70 JOHN MAYNARD.

THE ATTEHTIOH OF THE LADIES Is Pabticulably DbaW’N to the following NEW SUMMER GOODS j Just Opened, Which have been curetully selected, both for Suitability of Fries and. Usefulness, BY' MRS. EAST :— Q —— Cj : . Lace Stbipe Muslin „ , M 0 O bn fa- w Fancy Pbints „ Q Striped Pbints H k Hoyle’s Best Assorted Pbints k ” Bbilliant Pbints 3] Black and White Pbists (fi j Plain Sateens j ' E O Pbinted Sateens 0 " Japanese Silk —At jj •o L ' iJ" . Xl. SL 8 t ’ S t UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD. Black Spanish Lace, /\ Black Lappet Lace, Verselle Guipure, 1 1 Tatting Lace, Irish Crochet Lace, I I Real Maltese Lace, And a large variety I I Lace Curtains and ofjother Lace Trim-/ \ Curtain Net, tnings. 1 / WhiteßretonneNet Blackspot Net, II Magpie Chenille ! Millinery Net I I Net. . Ladies’ Umbrellas. \/ Ladies’ Sunshades. AVERY Varied and good assortment of I Swiss Embroidery and 1 Insertion. A VARIETY of XK. Hosiery, Corsets, «,nd a assortment of Ladies’ Undei clothing (best quality). CHILDREN’S Hats, and Blouses and Diaper Pinafores, in various patterns, and j well made & trimmed. ; / A NICE lot of Embroidery I Also, —Just 1 -ZX Silks, Parisian and I Dresden Wools, and Brigg’s T 0 A Patent Transfer Patterns HAND. I f°r Crewel Work up to 8 \inches wide. J. js’ ’A. s T, UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD. SS