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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2481, 21 April 1909, Page 6

v v '~ : ; i V I V. - / t > r*::K; ..... OF THE YEAR. m u sit i . ■' •; \i • . v v • i « . v on--0 i ni 7 I‘M .2‘-V Asi a Going Concern. -7 yuf _ ACRES of 2.sheep country, 22 paddocks 2? J modern B=roomed house with every venience, woo Is bed (machines), whares, stables, etc. ; school close to township. Splendid fattening country. 715 ACRES FREEHOLD, 2017 Acres 21 years lease, with right of renewal. PRICE AS GOING CONCERN £7700. No Reasonable Terms refused as Estate lias to be wound up. W- LISSHNT 6.LBLYTON, ESTATE-- AGENiT.s; : ■ " S

A CHANCE IN BOYS’ KNITTED JERSEYS. THEY. ABE NOT HIGH-PRICED JERSEY'S, but the service and all-round satisfaction they give is surprising.V";:Tlie Latest Iddaslin Stripes or Plain Colours. Numerous Sizes, and every Jersey is well Knitted to Last. • ... V V We have a Big Stock of Caps to. Match them. —Colonial and English made. Knitted Jerseys for Boys From is 6d up to 6s 6d. Save 5 per cent, on your purchases. Everyone making a purchase here can save five per cent by paying Cash .... ......... AT -y; \ . : ' ' 5 : Robertson’s On the Corner, • “ Where the Good Hats Are.”

5».» r''■‘Mi, l CJ tfHy*, ,<f stSS^^S c\V 00 y«AS (<s^ 4c y», 3* =531 i(\RS cot EF.H ->— 1 v *4V \ * „S t ; *-f 4 ; f 3A Hon. Percy PaQpt: “Quite sure, Simeon, thejtytntV' IsTth'O «©rr OCt thine for the Co.lonips-What?" * Vateii "Wh'lte tie, tail coat, and ZEALAND|A SHIRT Is what they all wear, sir.” iY:C,);Y ;« < OY Y -•* lijwiJM t\ ’•n-'gTO'.i:e'TJ'ar>« l »"-«■.■ gywwgwj.var l TVTTiTI, .Tfflr •Mr; r TTT_ , T3!rgB

A SwtLL AffMR I '■JTfi wr.s i . -STOP' THAT • I ,'t ! OC:TS3AeHS?;; iWby ’bo driven nearly, distracted with'"a tagging, ’ torturing toothache? Stop •i> it. i Easily done.; .-Hava a bottle of „. DINGO toothache cure. .. by you ilu they house—lt -keeps any, length of time. Stops tho ache right, ;vway, ( cavity or no cavity; prevents: further decay. ' ■ * 1 ' 0. m TiCt T , t CALLS your attention . VTT. JUo. to *-acre (well laid iont) and seven-roomed Dwelling ;, centrally situated, "Whataupoko.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, agent.

TIhS largest incubator in the world is. at Batary,''near Sydney, Australia. It accommodates 11,400 ducks' eggs or Tknes” Office.