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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2359, 27 November 1908, Page 3

The Store where Value Dwells. BT ■g ■g na V q/ UNDER-PRICED. Because we are reducing our model millinery 25' to 30 per cent., don t jump to the conclusion that we are having a sale of old stock. We are just arranging this special oiler, as a fitting climax to a highly successful millinery season. We haven’t a big lot left, for the demand on Pettie’s millinery keeps nearly up to the supply, but (and here's where intelligent buying comes in) c ach hat is different to the other, and all are examples of perfect taste and harmony of coloring. They are not just the “ left overs.” They arc some of the daintiest, and prettiest of this season's importations, considerably under the ordinary priceThe following arc a few of those worthy of mention. 47/6 for 35/6. Charming Ivory Chiffon Hat. trimmed with magpie net, sky glace ribbon, and pink roses. 52/6 for 42/6. 52/6 for 42/6. 63/- fur 45/6. 67/6 for 49/6. 69/6 for 49/6. Xattic Clinton Straw Hat., with Charlotte Corflay frill, trimmed with Tiger lily’s and gypsophila. Pretty Moss Green Turtle Hat, trimmed with flowers. Sky Blue Glinton Straw Hat. trimmed with sky turtle and ribbon, and sky and white hydrangea. Champagne Glinton Straw Hat, trimmed with Lilly of "the Valiev, and daisies, and nil and sky ribbon of glace. Chic Hat of point d’ esprit, in the new Cannard shade, with Charlotte Corday lacc frill under brim, trimmed with loops of velvet ribbon and roses. 75 1- for 55/-. 1 vory Crinoline Straw Hat, trimmed with nattier flowers, brown roses, and green velvet. 76 6 for 59/6. Hat of Ivory point d- esprit net, with ruche of tulle and a cluster of brown aud pink roses. See this week’s Windows for display of MODEL MILLINERY and Note the Prices. ! 0 9 T. E. TONEYCLIFFE, Managing - Director.

mo as? STAND THE SEASON At MAKAURI the Draught Stallion YOUNG GARNET. YOUNG GARNET IS a. bunuliiiil bav, standing 10.3, on short logs, v.itn a "splendid quality «1 htmo p oid> hair and good bound loot. YOUNG GARNET’S sire, Gurnet, is bv British Lion (imp.), dam Topaz, by Ovcidraft; grand-dam by Uugdale (imp.).. Winner of First Prize and bociety s Medal for Draught Stallion at loveitv Bav A. and P. Society's Sion, 1 596-9 f -98-1900. His dam, Rose Auckland— Conqueror. iaking into consideration be has the Garnet l»n----tish Lion blood on his father's side, and the Auckland— Conqueror oil the mother’s, he should leave great stock. Auckland and Garnet both have stocis in this district which would be hard to outclass. YOUNG GARNET has proved to be a sure loal-gcttcx. YOUNG GARNET has been very successful in the Show Ring, having taken three Firsts, two Seconds, and twice Champion. TERMS: Single Mare £3 As, two or more as per agreement. Tees to be paid before removal of wires, bm Ma'kauri. v B.—As this horse is umler my own care, breeders can rely- on mares receiving every atteuwion. W.M.C. mO STAND THIS X SEASON At WAIOHIKA, The Draught Stallion LOCH LOMOND LOCH LOMOND is by Glen Lyon, dam Grand Duchess, bred by Douglas McLean, Esq. Winner of First Prize aud Champion as a three-year-old at Hawke’s Bay Show in 1901. Also, the Draught Stallion CANONGATE. CANONGATE, syrs, sire Herdsman, grandsire Shepherd Lad, dam Daisy; Shepherd Lad by Herd Laddie (imp.), dam Maggie McCormick 1., by Lord Salisbury (imp.); Canongate, dam Jean, by the champion horse, Extinguisher, bred by Henney Bros., Southland. Winner of First Prize and Champion at the Poverty Bay Show, 1907. TERMS: Single mare £3 10s; two or more the property of the same owner £3. “Six week’s grazing free, after which 2s 6d per week will _ be charged, without further notice. Fees to be paid before the removal of the mares. All care taken, but no sponsibility incurred. Apply tc— O. GRAY, .Waiohika. >