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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 15, 29 November 1883, Page 2

The New Zealand Clothing Factory To the Gentlemen of Gisborne. SUITS TO MEASURE. SUITS TO MEASURE have just Received our New SPRING AND SUMMER SAMPLE PATTERNS For Tailoring purposes, and arejnow in a position to make GENTLEMEN’S SUITS TO MEASURE, In all the Latest Styles of the famous MOSGIEL TWEED At Wholesale Prices. OUR TWEEDS ARE GUARANTEED STEAM SHRUNK. A TRIAL SOLICITED. GISBORNE BRANCH : GLADS TONE ROAD, 387 <7. W. COOK, Manager.

New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, (LIMITED], Hear* Office, J, Queen Victoria-street, Mansion House, London, E.C.) Capital £.3,000,000. Reserve Eund £2,000,000. A DVANCES made on all kinds of Produce xjL and on Stock and Freehold Property, Indents undertaken in any market, AGENTS FOR— R eton. P Coy., Agricultural Lincoln. Felton arid Guilleauman’e Barb Wire, Germany Bnd London. Maurice G and y ( the driving Belt), London* Logan and W^ Bon ’ 8 Sheep Dip, The CompanY acfc aa Agents for all branches of business on terms that can be ascertained on application a t their Offices, Gladstone Road, Gisborne 6th April, 88

Tha Korthern Investmont Company of New Ze&la d (Llmtted.), Capital • • • £5,000 Head Office - Emmerson St., Napier General Manager, Pat Stirling McLean The Colonial Board is prepared to make advance on— Freehold Securities Leasehold securities Stock and Station Mortgages At Moderate Rates of Interest, For Proposal Forms, eto,, apply to — AND. GRAHAM, AGENT FOR POVERTY BAY DISTRICT 619 1883: SUMMER 71883 WM. ADAIR Begs to Announce the Abhival and Opening Up of his Second and Thibd Shipments, ex Embieton and Helen Denny. On Inspection IT WILL BE FOUND THAT ALL THE DePABTMENTS ABE REPLETE with New Seasons Goods, while the Pbices will beab Favobable Compabison with those of any otheb House in the Tbade. Special Attention is Directed to the Excellency of the Millinery Department. The Dbessmaking is undeb the able Management of Mbs. Tandy, whose Reputation fob Fit and Style is too well known to require fubtheb Comment, EXCEPT THAT WITH THESE MeBITS ABE COMBINED THE MOST Reasonable Chabges. The Dress Depabtment has had Special Case in the Selection of the Most Fashionable Goods ever Shown in this Distbict, comprising French Foulard, Sateens, Pompadour, Prints, Washing Check Silks, Bbociie Silks and Satins, Fawn and Terra Cotta French Merino and Nun’s Veilling. WM. ADAIRS. 38