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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume i, Issue 149, 5 June 1884, Page 3

| Drapery, Millinery &c. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT !! ! To meet a want long felt by a Rapidly Increasing Trade. Graham, Pitt & Bennett Have Opened a SHOW-ROOM AND MILLINERY DEPARTMENT In connection with their Business, We have just received for the above 6 CASES} NOVELTIES IN { 6 CABEB Millinery and Trimmings, All personally selected from the best Colonial Markets, for the Autumn and Winter Season. THE LATEST ENGLISH AND PARISIAN FASHIONS. Stays and Underclothing in great variety, Ladies’ Jersey Jackets, Knitted Petticoats, Cardigan Vests, and small Boys’ Jersey Suits. Dressmaking on the Premises, Under the Management of MRS. SPEIGHT (from Christchurch), and a Competent Staff of Assistants. FAMILY MOURNING PREPARED ON THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE NOTICE, GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT

Business Notices. FURNITURE; To the Inhabitants of Gisborne and District. JOHN M-bkIDE, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, TYEGS to intimate that he will shortly open in the shop next Robb, Painter, with a varied stock of Imported and Colonialmade Furniture, which will be offered to the public at Lowest Cash Prices. Any article manufactured to order in a substantial manner, at Customer’s own price. Repairing, Re-polishing, Jobbing, &0., executed with promptitude. A call solicited from Parties Furnishing. 833 H. bull Has just opened a Seed Shop in connection with his Gisborne Nursery, which will be found to be a great convenience to his numerous Customers. A select and well assorted stock of Farm, Garden, and Flower Seeds on hand, which can fle relied on as thoroughly good. Fruit, Vegetables, Pot Plants, &c, Orders received for Fruit Trees and general Nursery Stock. Gi idstone Road, Opposite Whinray’s, Cabinet-maker. 63 jML rs ‘ H artn e t t * Dress, Habit, and Mantle Maker. Ladies’ and Children’s Costumes always on hand. Latest Fashions kept. GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. N.B.—Ladies’ Fancy Print Costumes from 75.; also, Merinos, Lustres, and Fancy Plaids from 20s. Children’s Costumes at equally low prices. 2082 TE ARAI AND PATUTAHI. A COACH will leave the Masonic Stables Daily, at 8.30 a.m. and 3 p.m., fo? Matawhero and Steggall’s Hotel, returning at 10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Parcels, &c., booked at the Masonic Stables will receive every atientioii. 30 B. C. FRYER. WILLIAM MORGAN, SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER, HAS removed across the street to the Central Cash Store. Goods made to order on the shortest notice. Stable requisites kept in stock. Repairs executed with despatch. 827 NOTICE. I BEG to give notice that I have again started business in the baker’s shop in the Matawero Road, a little way down from my old shop at the corner, to which I hope soon to return with as good and durable a Stock as ever. I thank all my old customers for their past support, and hope for a continuation of the same. Any person leaving their Saddles, &c., at the Butchery, or at Sam Stevenson’s, will have the same attended to without delay. P. MALONE, 2066 Makaraka.

Business Notices. MAKARAKA STORE; MONSTER CLEARING SALE or DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS* SADDLERY, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, AND D. M u B 0 H 1 E (late of Parnell and Boylan’s), having purchased the Makaraka Store and Stock from Messrs J. and A. Davis, at an Enormous Discount off Cost, is now holding a GENUINE CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. The whole of the Stock must be cleared at cost, prior to alterations of premises. Country Settlers will save money by paying a visit to the Makaraka Store during this Genuine Clearing Sale. D. MURCHIE, Makaraka Highest price given_for (Farm and’Dairy Produce] 873 [a card.] Mr. w. p. finneran. ARCHITECT. Office : Next Parnell and Boylan’s Ironmongery Store, Gladstone Road. Gisbobnb. 835