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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 78, 28 February 1884, Page 4

Drapery, SUMMER, 1888-84 SUMMER, SUMMER, 1883-84 SUMMER. G. R. MOORE JS now showing all the LATEST NOVELTIES in SUMMER GOODS, which have been carefully selected in the Home and Colonial Markets, and which he is offering at Exceptionally Low Prices, to effect a Speedy Clearance. DRESS DEPARTMENT— Will he found well supplied, and some exceptional value will be offered in French, Scotch, and Bradford Fabbic, Nun Veiling, Foule Bieges, Checks in all the fashionable shades, Cashmeres, Merinos, Datnasse, Brocades, Oatmeal Cloths, and Washing Silks. GALATEAS, PRINTS, SATEENS, DRILLETS. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT— Hollands, Linens, Sheetings, Ticks, Calicoes, English and Colonial Flannels, Grey and White Sheetings in 56, 71, 80, 90, and lOOin., Honeycomb, Alhambra Marsella Fringe, Alhambra and Patent Terry Quilts, 9/4, 10/4, 11/4, 12/4. Honeycomb, Marcella, and Albert Toilet Covers. Cretans, in Crape Cloth, Twill and Repp, all of the Newest Patterns. FANCY DEPARTMENT— In this Department will show some of the LATEST LONDON and PARIS NOVELTIES in Aprons, Frillings, Ties, Collarettes, Squares, Jackets, Visittes, Dolmans in Broche, Soliel, and Cashmere. UNDERCLOTHING, LACE, RIBBONS, SILK FRINGES. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT— The increasing demand for Colonial-manufactured Clothing has induced me to make special arrangements with New Zealand and Victorian Manufacturers for a supply of BOYS’, YOUTHS’, and MEN’S SUITS, TROUSERS AND VESTS, in all the Newest Patterns, and which will be offered at the Lowest Possible Profit. SHIRTS, BRACES, TIES, COLLARS, MERINO AND COTTON PANTS AND VESTS. BLANKETS, RUGS, MAUDS, AND SHAWLS. INSPECTION INVITED. GEO B G B B. MOORE, 854

Miscellaneous BUSINESS NOTICE. ». MATTSBWSOIT BEGS to intimate that he has started business in those convenient premises in Lowe Street, next to the Public Offices and Library, under the style of G. MATTHEWSON & CO., AS WhMesale Wine ft Spirit Merchants &c. We hare, duty paid and in bond, a new and ample stock of ths best brands of Wines and Spirits of every description, English Ales, Stout, Cigars, Ac., Ac., and we are determined to the best of everything to supply the trade and private families. 849 GISBORNE BREWERY, Lowe-street, Gisborne. D . M A C N A B (Late of “ The Park Brewery,” Auckland), AVING purchased the Gisborne Brewery, has now completed all the Moeesary Improvements in connection there with, and begs to announce that It is now in Ml swing. It is the Intention of the Proprietor to establish a reputation for his Ales and Stout second to none in the Colony, and he would, therefore, venture to solicit a share <H public support. D. Mac Nab, 830 Gisborne Brewery. WILLIAM KING «' "VTOTIFIES that he -LN has again reBurned his old business “ ® aw Miller. All |gM£ old customers will be dealt with in a most liberal spirit. . Mr King has purij/v chased the plant lately owned by Mr C. D. Berry, and also acquired large bush interests in Poverty Bay, he can supply timber to suit customers, and asks the public to support him. All orders should be sent to Makauri for the present. 839 P WILLIAM KING.

FOR SALE AT THI WHARF STEAM SAW MILLS: KAURI TIMBER PALINGS WHITE PINE SHINGLES DOORS BLOCKS SASHES DBAIN PIPES MOULDINGS MANTLE PIECES SKIRTING POSTS ARCHITRAVES TRUSSES, Shop Sashes, Front,, Sash Frames, Door Jambs, and all descriptions of Joiners’ Work made at the shortest notice. J. B. MORGAN AND CO. 855 REMOVAL. I. C. TAYLOR, Saddler & Harness Maker, BEGS to announce to the Public of Poverty Bay that he haa removed to the shop lately occupied by Mr J. Maynard corner of Peel,street and Gladstone Road. A& Assorted Stock’of Saddlery and JZarness Now on View. A Trial Solicited. Remember the Address: — Corner of Peel street and Gladstone roadr 85