GRAHAM, X itt and .Dennett Have Sox- Saule A LARGE A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF Woolpacks, Sacks, Sheep-shears, Stones for sheep-shears, Sheep Ear-markers, Shearers and station stores, Sulphur, Ruddle, Lampblack, Saddlery: a good assortment. Fencing Wire and staples. Corrugated Iron, sheet zinc. Kerosene, Turpentine. Paints and Oils. Galvanized Tubs, Buckets & Billies. Nails : of every kind. Clover and Mangold seeds. Cement, Colonial & Camp Ovens, Stoves, Ranges, Register Grates, Crockery and Glassware, Table Cutlery, E.P. Spoons & Forks. Pocket and Sheath Knives. AND A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF Builders’ and General Ironmongery. SOLE AGENTS FOR — Hall's Celebrated Sheep Dip, A N I) San Francisco Rubber Paint} rbadyforuhb NOTE THE ADDRESS— Graham, Pitt & Bennett, TEMl’OllAltY I'KEiIISES : CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET.
ATTEHTIOiI OF THE LADIES Ts Particularly Drawn to the following NEW SUMMER GOODS Just Opened, Which have been carefully selected, both for Suitability o? Prico anlVsalulaess, BY MRS. EAST • J 3 K O --—JOSLIN 9 ? . Fancy Prints P tri ped Prints M $ loyle’s Best Assorted Prints K j 'kiij.iant Prints 1 i A ( K A •■-1 > Wh ITE Pri NTS 0! P Plxtn Sateens j q Printed Sa teens gg ; e U ..AX FSE b . <3~. Bast’s, L'PPKK <JL\')STO\E ROAD. Black Spanish Lace, / \ Biack Lappet Lace, Verselle Guipure, j j Tatting Luce, Irish Cruchet Lace, j j Real Maltese Lace, Anda large variety J I Lace Curtains and of other Lace > Curtain Net, miiigs. | / White Bretonne Net Blackspot Net, 9 I Magpie Chenille Millinery Net. | J Net. Ladies’ Umbrellas. \/ Ladies’ Sunshades. A VERY Varied and -Xjk_ good assort men l of Swiss Embroidery and Insertion. A VARIETY of _xjL Hosiery,Corsets, and a good assortment i of L ulies’Uinlerclotb- ; ing (BEST QUALITY). C CHILDREN’S Hats, > and Blouses and Diuper Pinafores, in vario is patterns, and well made & trimmed. f NICE lot of Embroidery Alsu, —Just | Silks, Parisian and J Dresden Wools, and Brigg’s | Patent Transfer Patterns HAND. I I° r Crewel Work, up to 8 \inchea wide. j. ns W. ss t , UPPER GLADSTONE HOAD. MUS I C . MR J- T. CRAWFORD, Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer of Violins and Pianos, has arrived in Gisborne, and has taken up his residence at the Turungauui Hotel, of which Mrs DeCosta is the Proprietress. Ho is also prepared to teauh Music on the Piano and Violin. All kinds of Musical Instruments tuuod and repaired on application to — MR, J. T. CRAWFORD, At Mrs DeCosta’s 454 Turungsnni Hotel. jJMPOU N 1) E D \T M AIAWHERO By G. L. Sunderland, Oct. 9, 1882. ' Dark Roan Entire, no brand visible. Damj ages £5. j Will be sold at the Pound Yards on Out. ! 22, 1882, unless redeemed. R m. <i•r«:o •: i.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1181, 21 October 1882, Page 3
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439Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1181, 21 October 1882, Page 3
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