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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2282, 29 August 1908, Page 3

PRODUCE SALE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 10.30 a.m. OA FAT TURKEYS (I’ D- Bi-oiiws-£j\J wings), besides oilier lines ol Poultry, Eggs, Buttor, Potatoes, Onions, etc. will 1)0 sold Without Ro SOl 'F S. MALCOLM AND CO., Auctioneers.

extensive FURNITURE SALE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 29, 11.30 sharp. THE MART. LOWE STREET. F. S. MALCOLM & CO. Instructed by various clients, will Sell, as above— A SPLENDID LOT OF REALLY GOOD FURNITURE, Including Handsome Wardrobe, Duchess Pair Chamberwnro, Tables, Chairs Perambulator, Suite in plush Hull Stand, Fancy Chairs, Manglo Couch in Tapestry Brass Rail and other Bedsteads Bedding, Curtains, Table Covers Hanging Lamp, Dinner and lea Sets Glassware, Cutlery Garden Tools and Sundries. SALE OF PRODUCE at 10.30 a.m. as usual. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. Auctioneers.

F. S. Malcolm & Co., AUCTIONEERS. THE MART, LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. Tel. No. 12. Bankers: Bank of N.Z. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Buy and Sell. Produce of every description. They are also prepared to BUY furniture right out, giving the very highest Cash Value in every instance. AUCTION SALES «re held in our Spacious Mart EVERY SATURDAY; Produco at 10.30, I' urmturo SPECIAL FURNITURE SALES ARRANGED. • ON SALE. POTATOES, PUMPKINS, ONIONS, AUCKLAND BUILT KAURI AND WICKER FURNITURE BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, BLANKETS, CARPET SQUARES, RUGS, TABLECLOTHS TOILET WARE, BAMBOO BLINDS, OPOSSUM AND \wvLLLABY ItUQS, WOOL BLANKETS AND RUGS. —AT WHOLESALE COSTOUTDOOR SALES Personaly conducted by our Mil. MALCOLM, Entire satisfaction guaranteed, at a minimum expense. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Ring up No. 12, and ivo save you all the trouble. F. S. MALCOLM & CO., AUCTIONEERS.

MISS HUGHES FJIEMPERANCE QRATOR, W ILL ADDRESS MEETINGS ns follows : JJIS jyjAJESTY’S rjIHEATRE SUNDAY, 8.30 p.m. TUESDAY, 8 p.m ■ And at j^/J-AKAURI MONDAY, at 7.30 p.m. f, MISS HUGHES WILL PROILU.LV SPL.UV In tho QPEN On A" SATURDAY EVENING, Near Sicywrigilt’s Memorial Fountain, Peel Street-.

PETTI E & CO., LTD., GISBORNE. T. B. TONEYCUFPE, Managing Director. , THU BUST, CUR TAINT Y! PETTIE & CO. Ims been, and we shall endeavour to see to it that it continues to be one of the best stores in Poverty Bay. It is the steady day-by-day good sen ice which Pettio & Co. gives that has developed for this store such wide appreciation amongst the great mass of the people. It is the knowledge that the store is the best all tluough, that it is dependable in every detail, that practically without, exception the widest variety of worthy goods may be found here and always at the lowest prices—it is this general knowledge that places us in the forefront. The store is good all through, those who know it, those whom we number among our regular customers, do not require to be told this, but those who have not visited this store and don’t know arc the ones we aic most anxious to see come hereon an investigation tour. You are all welcome to inspect.

Men’s Tailor=made Suits Comparison throws in bold relief Pettie & Co.’s stylish suits, tailored to the top notch of perfection. We invite criticism; we invite comparison, and feel confident when you come to look you’ll remain to buy. Competition is strong, but we more than meet it with the6o famous suits Prices 57/6, 60/-, 03/-, 67/6