' IP 30 pieces Froucu merinos, all *.00,, extra wide, double width, the wholesale price was 2/6, we are clearing at 1/6 per yard 10 pieces cashmeres, in all colors, double width, and all wool; these goods are honestly worth 2/6 per yard, we are selling at 1/- yard 60 pieces of print, warranted to wash, 2£d yd 10 pieces strong Holland cheap at 1/-, yard 100 men s merino tougune, cuoup at 4/6, reduced to Iy6 20 men’s colonial tweed suits, all wool, well shrunk, and tailor made, well worth 60/-, we are selling at 35/- a suit. 150 boys' shirts, well made, at 1/- and 1/3 each The largest stock of men's, boys', and youths, straw hats in Blenheim, at fid. 9d and 1/40 Ooy 8 sailor suits \er, piuiiy and wim finished, the best ever seen in Blenheim, cheap at 17/6, reduced to 8/11 the suit 60 large eolored tablecloths cheap at 10/ , reduced to 3/9 osclt 40 boys’ tweed knicker suits from 3/1.1, 4/11 the sdt 30 dozen men’s strong working shirts, at 7/1■ each 2u • x.niinstei dooi m.ilii, i,<9 ( ciit pal 6/6 16 largo hearth rugs with ( order, never sold under 15/-, reduced to fi/.l Ladies silk umbrella, cheap at 4/6, reduced to l/lI each Children’s sunshades, usual price 2/6, we are selling at 1/50 pieces of Crewdson white calico, dofible width, 4jhl yard 40 pieces grey caiicu, reuuceu to 2U, iju, 4d iUO dozen men's merino sox usual price 1/yard reduced to fid pair 60 dozen children’s bibs, cheap at 1/- reduced 60 men’s strong tweed suits at 21/- suit to 3d each 5 pieces 72 inch white twill sheeting, cheap 30 gents Japanese walking sticks, all carved at 1/6 reduced to lOd never sold under 6/6, ao are clearing at 20 dozen 1 rge white Turkish towels, oseap at 6<i each 1/6, reduced o 6d each 10 pieces extra wide linen damask, reduced 10 dozen white i:l.O. towels, cheap at 9d, to tOd and 1/. reduced to 2/11 dozen.
PELOROS ROAD BOARD.
GREAT CLEARING SALE. W B GIRLING & CO BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR Half Yearly Clearing Sale Is now on. Some Great Bargains to be picked up. A lot of Goods to be sold exactly half the price they are marked. HEADS OF FAMILIES Can lay in a stock of good, useful, substantial Drapery at prices considerably lower than any other house in New Zealand. MRS. YENIMORE, OF THE HAVELOCK BRANCH, Has instructions from to sell regardless of cost. BEING DIRECT IMPORTERS FROM ENGLAND, Our Customers get the Very Great Advantage of Saving the Middle Profit. We should advise all those who can to make early purchases, for the reason that this Clearing Sale is only for a short time. _ We also beg to state that this is not a bogus sale, but a genuine one, as all buyers must admit. CAEPETS. FLOOE.CLOTHS, &c, 4t Head quarters, Blenheim, we hold a very heavy stock of Carpets, Linoleums, Floor-Cloths, Mattings, Mats, Hearth-Rugs and everything else required for House Furnishing. ' AMONG THE MANY CHEAP LINES That will be offered at this great sale, are—L ’ce Curtains at 1/11 a pair. Prints marked from 7|d to 9|d to be cleared at 4£d Dress Materials marked 6/6 (dress 12yds) to be cleared at 3/6 Dress Materials ma.ked 8/6, to be cleared at 4/6 Dress Materials marked 10/6, to be cleared at 6/6 Straw Hats, Trimmed Hats, Pinafores, Aprons, &c. A lot of Remnants, good and useful, half the price they are marked W. B. GIRLING & CO HALL OF COMMBfiCB. Blenheim, Havelock, and Picton.
Notice of Proposed Loan. ■VT OTICE is hereby given that it is IN the intention of the Pelorus Road Board—1. To borrow money to complete the formation and metalling of the Main Roads in the district. 2. The amount of money proposed to be borrowed is (£1,500) fifteen hundred pounds apportioned as follows : Forming and metalling roads £ in North Bank Wairau ... 800 Forming and metalling roads in Mahakipawa 200 Forming and metalling road from Pelorus Bridge to Wairau River 400 Completing the Havelock-Ma-hakipawa road 600 Cost of raising loan to be paid out of loan. 8. To levy a special rate of threesixteenths of a penny in the £ on the rateable property in the Board’s district as security for the said loan of £1,500. By order. W. T. brskine, Secretary, Pelorus Road Board. Havelock, 24th February, 1898.
(]AMEEON k CHRISTIE WELLINGTON. POSITIVELY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN Fob BEDSTEADS, PLATEDWARE, CUTLERY, RANGES, & GRATES. (jAMERON & CHRISTIE. WELLINGTON Per N. B. Morris— CARVED WOOD BREAD PLATTERS. (JAMESON & CHRISTIE. WELLINGTON. Per N, B. Morris— PATENT PICTURE WIRE WORK AND CORD, Various Colours, , (JAMESON & CHEISTIB. ‘.WELLINGTON. Per N. B. Morris— AMERICAN STOVES, for Coal and Wood (JAMESON & CHEISTIE. WELLINGTON PerN. B Morrs— KEROSENE LAMPS—Rochester and others. (JAMESON & CHEISTIE WELLINGTON. Per N. B. Morris— AGATEWARE, KETTLES, PANS, POTS*
Fred COOPER, Market-street, Blenheim Has always a Choice Selection of Fruits, Confectionery, and Sweets on sale ot reasonable prices. Special to Country Settlers. Lunch, comprising Hot Pies, Coffee, or Tea, provided at all hours. Note the Address— Oposite Criterion Hotel.
GLOBE HOTEL RENWICKTOWN Only Choice Brands of Liquor kept in IStock. Clouston’a oldest exported Whisky in the Jar. Billiakdsl Billiards !! Good fcjtabling and Paddocks. R. RIAN Proprietor
0 EARLES WHITE Saddle, Harness, AND Collar-Maker. A first-class assortment of SadcPes, Bridles, Whips, &c., for sale cheap Orders promptly attended to and repairs neatly executed. Trafalgar-street, Nelson SADDLERY! SADDLERY!! WISHES to inform the Public of ” Havelock and surrounding districts that he has an extra large assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’ saddles, bridles, whips, spurs, hunting crops, silver bits, whip sockets, brushes, &c., All Cheap for Cash. Silver and Brass Mounted Harness made on the premises. D. BURNS, Market-street North, BLENHEIM. W S WATSON RENWICKTOWN. Manufacturer of every Description of Woodware. Glass, Papers. Paints, Galvanized Iron, Nails, &c , in Stock, All sold at reasonable prices. Timber on hand and supplied. ; Criterion Hotel, BLENHEIM. U'XTRNSIVE additions to the above, including two sample-rooms, fitted up witli every convenience, and most centrallysitnated, are completed, and the appointments generally will be found equal to the best hotels in New Zealand. | C. RYAN Proprietor. SADDLEE &c.. LOOK OUTJ LOOK OUT! THE MIKADO
THE NEW DAVIS. THE ONLY 'Cortical-Feed Sewing-Ma-chine m the World. THE WORLD’S CHAMPION In a Contest with All the Best Sewing-Machines In the world, at the PARIS EXHIBITION, 1889, the Highest Award GOLD MEDAL was obtained by the Davis Vertical-Feed FIRST AWARD: Donedin Exhibition ... 1889-90 Melbourne 1880-89 Adelaide 1881 Sydney 1880 Call and Inspect. TIME PAYMENTS TAKEN. Y. C. YENIMORE, AGENT, Lu< ’KNOW-STREET, HAVELOCK, MaRI« WAR! Revolution of the Cauvas-Uora-clofclis 17/-, and highest price 18/-. Tents ami Tarpaulins accordingly. JOHN BRENNAN, Sailmaker, Market-street, BLENHEIM. Direct Steam Service. Between Havelock and Wellington. IT HE favourite st- amer Woitapu will make regular trips betwetn Wellington and Havelock every two weeks,
Notice of Levying a Rate. HE Commissioner of Taxes hereby notifies that he has levied under the provisions of “ The Rating Act, 1882,” and “The Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Act, 1885, Amendment, 1886,” a rate of one-seventh of a penny in the pound on all rateable property within that portion of the County of Sounds which is within the Picton Hospital and Charitable Aid District, for a period commencing the Ist day of A.pril, 1892, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1893. Such rate to be payable in one sum on the 24th day of March, 1893, at the office of the Picton Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, Picton. C. M. CROMBIE, Commissioner of Taxes. Land and Income-Tax Department, Wellington, 9fch March 1893.
Globe MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). This flourishing Company is prepared to take rinks upon Timber, Goods, Wool, or other produce at reasonable rues. G. H. SCALES, Manager, Wellington. C H. MILLS, Local Agent, Havelock.
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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 4, Issue 20, 14 March 1893, Page 3
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