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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 37, 11 January 1884, Page 3

Drapery, L E X. | ’ EE F E .R, ELDON CHAMBERS. CLOTHING MUST GO. 000 woliTH 0F CLoTHINO Imported expresb?. for Squatter Princes, and all Sorts and Conditions of Men, and the iloriiy-ilanded Sons of I’oii, all tho Way from Dunedin to Gisborne “ City.” Those who buy this Clothing have no trouble. The Pleasure of wearing it alone accentuates their Happy Fate. Their lives one Placid and Continual Round of Pleasure. On the 12th day of January, 1884, a Ringing Cheer broke loose, which was distinctly heard at Ormond and Surrounding District! What was the Cause ? ■ Why the birth of KEEFER’S NEW CLOTHING SHOP IN GLADSTONE ROAD. To those who are not yet acquainted with my Style of doing Business, I might say— Comb and examine my Goods. ALL NEW! ALL NEW!! ALL NEW 111 Nothing Old to give You. Should you Buy an Article that does not

Please You 1 WILL RETURN YOU YOUR MONEY. lam not Puffing, Nor do I wish to assail my Competitors, I keep Prices down, and keep the Opposition wondering how it is. > I can Undersell them ah. I have not space to enumerate my many Lines of FURNISHING GOODS, but Seek an Inspection by You. LOOK OUT FOR MY PRICE-LIST I Visit me before Buying elsewhere. NO TWO PRICES. Everything as it should be: FAIR—HONEST—AND SQUARE. i i I Sell fob Cash Only. I , NO BOOKS KEPT. > Thus All Buyers have an Equal Advantage. i 1 i, 7 C Y L E X. EE F E B, THE CASH CLOTHIER AND HATTER, b 5 Glatihtonk Roat>. 918