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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2176, 28 April 1908, Page 3

IN THE LAST TWENTY YEARS NEW ZEALAND HAS SPENT OVER £50,000,000 ON DRINK. SUMMING up flic results, the following will represent wlmt may 1,0 placed to the .Debit and Credit Dr. Cr. Life shortened Brief pleasure Wealth diminished Convivial Home saddened experiences Children handicapped Conscience deadened Crime encouraged Nation 1 weakened BALANCE LARGELY ON THE WRONG SIDE. IS THE GAME WORTH THE CANDLE? THE MART, LOWE STREET. F. S. Malcolm & Co. (Late Central AuotioD Rooms, Christchurch), AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS, LAND and ESTATE AGENTS, etc. AUTHORISED VALUERS FOR PROBATE. COMMODIOUS and CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, LOWE STREET. GISBORNE. OUTDOOR SALES Personally and Economically Conducted by our Mr. Malcolm, assisted by competent Staff. AUCTION SALES at Mart EVERY SATURDAY—PRODUCE, 11 a.m. FURNITURE, 12 Noon. FURNITURE and EFFECTS BOUGHT OUTRIGHT from Clients not wishing to take the trouble and risk of Auction Sale. FOR PRIVATE SALE. Consignment of Auckland Kauri and Wicker Furniture. Bedsteads and Bedding, Carpets, Rugs, Chairs, Overmantels, Pictures, Ohamberwaro, and quantity Sundries, at VERY LOW PRICES. Prompt Acoount Salei. Telephone, No. 12. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. F. S. MALCOLM & GO., THE MART, Lowe Street, GISBORNE.

AUCTION SALK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TO-DAY (TUESDAY) 28th, 2 p.m. MILLER AND CRAIG Have received instructions from MR. MELLINS (Upper Gladstone road, next J. Newton’s store), to sou The whole of iiis household FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising— Duchess Pair, D. Bedsteads, W.A\. Mattresses, Flax Mattresses, A.B. Chairs, Com. Chests, Washstauds, Tables, Toilet Ware, Lamps, Bamboo Table, Wicker Chair, 4-drawer Chest, Book Case, etc., Curtains, Poles, and Blinds, Kitchen Furniture, Utensils, etc. Also —Gents Massey-Harris Bicycle. G. K. MILLER, Auctioneer.

AND JOLLEY Frank J. Wilson] [J. G. Lilloy ARCHITECTS AND SANITARY ENGINEERS. LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. Offices lately occupied by C. Tilloard Natusck. Telephone 348. Q f X^ERRIB. T U'ENSED INTERPRETER, *NT } COMMISSION . ftNT. .RAHAM, W & ARC JOT, ADAIR’S BUILDINGS, ' Lowe-street. Telephone, 899. P - J^ONEY TO On L END FREEHOLD SECURITIES AND APPROVED GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLDS. BLAIR and SAINSBURY, Solicitors. A CARD. jQR. fJHJTERE -yY 1 J^ EPA ' McKEE’S BUILDINGS.

A. E. LYFORD, (Lato Foreman for H. Sandlant.) WISHES to announce that he lias started business as a PRACTICAL TAILOR; and has ' all the Latest in' Autumn and Whiter Goods to choose froth- ‘Customers are guaranteed satisfaction in FIT, ST\LF, and WORKMANSHIP. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ARE GIVEN ■' ' FOR CASH. PREMISES: OPPOSITE WHINRAY’S HALL, Gladstone Road.

SAM. M c PHERSON, rpHE rjIAtLOR GLADSTONE IIOAD. HAS Just Received a Clioico Variety of WINTER GOODS direct from the Manufacturers, and solicits a trial for New Zealand Tailor-made Suits. STYLE, FIT, AND CUT GUARANTEED to give Absolute Satisfaction. “ONCE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS A CUSTOMER.” S. M°P HERSON, Gladstone Road.