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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 432, 3 June 1902, Page 2

W. J. cox, GROCER & PBOViSIOSJ MERCHANT, GIVES THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN.

New Zealand Clothing Factory. Great Bale! Great Sale! 1000 PAIRS SAMPLE BOOTS ARD SHOES. MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES JUST ARRIVED. IMMERSE BARGAINS* SELLING AT WHOLESALE COST, CALL QUICKLY AND INSPECT. N.Z. Clothing Factory. THOMAS ADAMS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, TOBACCONIST, & FANCY GOODS MERCHANT. CHEAP READING.—Being obliged to make room for New Stock, I am offering a large number of Books at specially REDUCED PRICES. Libraries and intending purchasers will do well to inspect my Stock, as this Sale is for

ONE MONTH ONLY ! 1000 BOOKS TO SELECT FROM. 1000 BOOKS TO SELECT FROM. 2s BOOKS REDUCED TO Is. 2s 6d BOOKS REDUCED TO Is 6d. •3s (id BOOKS (well bound in cloth) Reduced to 2s 6d. Do not miss this chance to s'ock your Library. NEW NOVELS (Just Am red.) “Audrey,” by Mary Johnston “Dark o’ the Moon,” by S. R. Crocket “ Shoes of Fortune,” by Neil Munro “ For Love or Crown,” by A. W.. Marchmont “ The Curse pi the Snake,” by Guy Boothby PING-PONG—A large assortment, specially selected in London. The only genuine sets of English manufacture. _ , Extra balls and Special Wooden Racquets. JUST ARRlVED—Pictorial postcards, with views of Gisborne. One Shilling per dozen. STATIONERY of ail kinds at the Lowest Possible Prices. TtiOO. aUAIMS. Telephone 105.

THE book arcade. CHAWFOHD AND SON, booksellers, stationers, tobacconists, news agents. PARLOR GAMES (A Large Assortment). Halma, Draughts, Ludo, Chess, Gribbage Boards, Steeplechase, Bicycle Race, Snakes and Ladders, Football, Water Polo, Can You, etc. PING-PONG ! PING-PONG ! PING-PONG ! PING-PONG ! At All Prices. PING-PONG BALLS, 3s dozen ; 4u each. BOOKS by well-known authors arriving every week. NOTE PAPER Rough, Smooth, Large and Small Post, BlaiKedgcd, Thick, Thin, and rn Blocks. ENVELOPES sold in any quantity— Oblong, Scjuare, and Official. LEDGERS, Journals, Day, Cash, tnQ Letter-books, at all prices. VIEWS OF GISBORNE, Large and Small. ENLARGEMENTS made from both Negatives and Photographs. FANCY GOODS Stocked. Frames of all sorts, Pocket Knives, Toy.-,, Writing Cases, Hand Mirrors, Pipes, Tobacco, Matches, etc. CHILDREN’S PICTURE and REWARD BOOKS. Small Fancy Ware for Ping-Pong Prizes sold. CRAWFORD ft SON.