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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1244, 11 January 1883, Page 1

j John Forster, j American Coach Factory, NAPIER. — ALL descriptions of CARRIAGES, WAGGONETTES, BUGGIES, CARTS 4c, i built to order, at the lowest remunerative ■ prices. I The best materials only usea, and imported I direct from America. I J. F. took the First Prite at the | H.B.A. and P. Society’s Show. 35 Harries & Lincoln, BUILDERS 4 GENERAL CONTRACTORS. i TITAVING taken possession of their new i premises, are prepared to undertake ' the erection of New Buildings, alterations, ; Ac., Ac. Repairs done on the bhobtest 1 notice. Entrance to Workshop : Next Messrs . Parnell and Boylan’s Ironmongery Establish. ! ment., Gladstone Road. 3c ' North British and mercantile j INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Established 1809. I Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 sterling i Eire Reserve Funds, 1876 £1,082,768 FIBE DEPARTMENT Insurances effected for Seven Years by pre- . payment are charged for Six only. i Losses settled with Promptitude and Liber- j ality, Forme of proposals and all further infor- : mation may be obtained on application to— D. MALCOLM ORR, , .37 Agent for Poverty Bay. i John Maynard BEGS to inform his friends and the , public that he has resumed his old | ' trade, and is now opening his new and com- 1 modious Butchers Shob at the corner of ; : Gladstone Road and Peel-street, where he 1 will be prepared to supply only the best and : primeet qualities of Beet, Mutton, and ; Pokk to his customers, I J. M. has now succeeded in securing some :of the finest cattle and sheep IN THE • COLONY. For quality and cut his meat ’ i cannot be surpassed in New’ Zealand. 70 JOHN MAYNARD. ' THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES Is Particularly Drawn to the following NEW SUMMER GOODS Just Opened, , Which have been careiulty selected, both for I Solubility of Fries «aA VsotulasM, BY MRS. EAST c I-T -r L l _ Lace Stripe Muslin , ““ ® Fancy Prints ® “ Striped Prints I Hoyle’s Best Assorted Prints k i _ Brilliant Prints ‘ " Black and White Prints J I )>| Plain Sateens j I . m _ Printed Sateens H 1 18 ' Japanese Silk— At M « :J. E! SL S t’ S , I UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD. (Black Spanish Lace, /\ Black Lappet Lace, Verselle Guipure, | j Tatting Lace, Irish Crochet Lace, I I Real Maltese Lace, i And a large variety I i Lace Curtains and j ofjother Lace Trim-< \ Curtain Net, i mings. | j White Bretonne Net , Blackspot Net, I I Magpie Chenille ■ Millinery Net • 1 I Net. , Ladies’ Umbrellas. \/ Ladies’ .Sunshades. AVERY Varied and good assortment of i Swiss Embroidery and i Insertion. A VARIETY of -ajL Hosiery,Corsets, and a good assortment of Ladies’ Undei clothing (best quality). CHILDREN’S Hats, and Blouses and ' Diaper Pinafores, in ! various patterns, and i well made & trimmed. / A NICE lot of Embroidery . Also, Just | xV. Silks, Parisian and j T 0 J Dresden Wools, and Brigg’s j Patent Transfer Patterns HAND. I for Crewel Work up to 8 \inchcs wide. J. EA. S I", UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD SS