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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1047, 11 March 1882, Page 3

Fire ! Fire I I Fire II I great sale OF SALVAGE DRAPERY. T. W. Carr & Sons WE HAVE TAKEN THOSE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY Mu. W. MILLER, IlAiBDHEsaEft, anS Will bb opsS oi< SATURDAY, 18th Inst., When the whole of the Goods saved from the Late I'ire will be sold at Far less than English COST. THEREFORE, IF YOU WISH TO SAV# MONEY RESERVE YOUR PUBCHASES For the-* GREAT SALVAGE SALE. U. W. CARR and SONS. l5l E. K. BROWN, custom House stpeet. SUMMER GOODS— For Town asD CotNTRY. SUMMER GOODSFor Ladies and Gentlemen. SUMMER GOODS— For Souths, Maids & Childses, New Dress Materials, itew Straw Goods, Comprising the Latest NovilttES for the Season. New Ready-made Suits, —ton—boys, Youths, or men. Large Stock of CZLOTZEIXINrO Of evety description', in which for Quality and Cheapness we specially seek to excel. Every article marked in plain fignret, and liberal discount allowed to Cash Boots, shoes, and slippers of every description. Hosiery, Saddlery, Crockery, and Ironmongery. Ilollowarc, Glassware, Brushwarc, Groceries and Oilmen’s Stores. Produce bought and sold. E. K. BROWN, Custom House Street, Gisborne. United Insurance Agency. 37 OXIDE OF IRON PAINT, Prepared by the THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Thames, New Zeaianlx CHARLES HILL Manageb, THIS PAINT is tire Most Durable—the CHEAPEST —the Purest and Best that can be used for all kinds of iron and woodwork. It preserves all materials covered with it from decay and the action of tho weathers and is unsurpassed for all— FARM BUILDINGS, SkIDGES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, 40. Machinery, bgilErs, And all description of Ironwork. It hOB alsd the advantage of being free from all poisonous or noxious ingredients, being made from peroxide of iron ore. Weatherboards, Shingles, Ac., served with it will resist fire, is supplied ground in oil or in powder. “ We have used this ptfnt'on iron castings and steam boilers, and approve of it Very highly.” — A. and G. Price, Engineer*) Thames. “ For woodwork I consider it superior to Nelson Hematite as it possesses greater body, and leaves neither sedihient or waste.”— W. Fricker, Painter, Thnmtea. “ It has good drying qualities, and a very intense body.”—C. Bloomfield, Painter, Auckland. Agents— T. S. Marrin, Auckland; T. W. Carr Sons, Gisborne; Pantell if Biiylan, Gisborne. 11