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B^ 21 UR O URPOSE P ERIOUS. Mean W E evory word wo say about ourßeady-to-woar SUITS. THEY arc tho finest examples of Garments over offered ior service. They are fundamentally, technically, and artistically in a class by. themselves among Roady-to-woar Suits. They nro tho equals of most Suits made by tho merchant tailor. Every men who over patronised a tailor and then examined theso Suits know it. Do YOU Know it? Seo tho Suits. Wo will reist our case on your judgment. READY-TO.WEAR SUITS from 40s to 70s. at ROBERTSON’S rjTHIC OORNER, “WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE.”

Adair Brothers, LIMITED. DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, MERCERS, ETC,' ADAIR BROTHERS, Limited, CHAS. ADAIR, Manager.

HERE ARE THREE KINDS OF HATS. First—Those Hats that cost little money, that give ho wear and are dear at any price.—That’s the kind we don’t sell. Second—Those Hats that cost a little more money and give a little more wear—Hats that have no guarantee—that’s the ' kind we have no time for. Third—Hats 'with a name that are guaranteed to keep their shape, will not" fade* and will wear well. These are the Hats with which you get value for your money—pound for jpound—and unless you get these you ©•re not getting your money’s worth. THESE ARE THE HATS WE DO SELL. ILow Prices and Good Value in CLOTHING, MERCERY, AND HATS. NAT. HOOPER. •CASH CLOTHER AND MERCER McKee’s Buildings.

AUTUMN MILLINERY. WM. TJETTIE AND C 10• M. JL ETTIE AND 00. NOW MAKING THEIR FIRST DISPLAY OF EW g EASON ’ S ]\| ,i;L,NERY ALSO . M ANTLES, QOSTUMES! And Other S HOWROOM J^OVELTIES, . -INSPECTION INVITEDW M. PETTIE AND CO. GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2144, 20 March 1908, Page 2

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272

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2144, 20 March 1908, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2144, 20 March 1908, Page 2

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