Where VaSua Dwells. TRANSITORY TRADE. Transitory trade, the purchases of tire casual customer, are not-to be despised, and we do not scorn it, but we aim to *- make permanent satisfied customers, and we are succeeding, to a marvellous decree. If yon have a look at our windows .... this week and become convinced of tire values we are offering, we will gladly welcome you as a permanent. We w ant your custom, but we want to deserve it. We want you to buy here to-day and upon every occasion that you require goods. Oar business lias been built up by assiduously cultivating the confidence and goodwill of the people—by giving them honest merchaL disc at honest prices. DISTINGUISHED DRESS .MATERIALS. Far-seeing women under the stimulus of the attractive values that are being offered in the finest weaves of dress materials that we have ever shown, are making daily \isiis to this department. Mote our prices on a few of the much asked for materials. STRIPED TWEEDS, in green, brOwn, and dory grey trine-?, 42in. wide, at Is lid. 2s 3d. 2s lid. SPEC (A L. LINE NAVY SERGE, all woo!, indigo dye, 42in. wide, 1? lid. ALL WOOL CHEVIOTS, in shades of brown, mo.s. navy, and cream. 4-fin. wide, at 3s 9d, and 4s 6d. COSTUME VICUNAS (plain cloth) in various shades of brown, green, cobalt, grey, and oiue, 42in. to sQin. wide. 2s Gd. 2s lid. 3s 9d. to 7s 6d. ROBE LENGTHS OF FANATISE CHEVORN in brown, navy, and green. 25s 6d. and 28s Gd the robe length. FANCY CHEVIOTS -.herring-bone), in all the new shades, 4Sin. wide, .at 3 s fid a vard. EXCLUSIVE ROBES IN CHEVROU BCRDURE, in the new p>sen shades, and green, no two alike, at 38s (kl, -70 s. 63s the robe length. WARM FURS. The season for warm Furs is almost with us, and even to-day they would be most acceptable. "We have a magnificent selection of separate Furs and Sets. You can rest assured that, whatever price you pay, you are getting the fullest value and paying the least retailing profit. MARMOT NECKLETS, 8s 9d*los 6d, 15s 6<J. to 49s 6-1. BAUM HAIR NECKLETS 12s Gd, 15s Gd, 21s. WHITE FOXALINE NECKLETS, 15s Gd, 19s Gd, to 39s Gd. IMITATION STONE MARTIN NECK c>S, 17s6d. SABLE NECKLETS, 355. to 555. FITCH NECKLETS, 29s Gd. to 57s Gd. AMERICAN OPOSSUM NECKLETS 26s Gd. to 655. BEAR SQUIRREL, LOCK AND KOLINSKY NECKLETS from 17s 6d to 77s Gd. MUFFS to match. 3AUM AND GREY FOXALINE SETS, 45s to 48s Gd. BLACK THIBET AND WHITE THIBET SETS MARMOT AND MUSQUASH SETS 63s to 735. ISABELLA BEAR SETS, 90s. HANDSOME FITCH SETS, £4 17s Gd. AMERICAN OPOSSUM STOLES AND MUFF, oos to lAP MINK SETS £6 Os Od. to 63 THE MEN’S SECTlON.—Special Offering. We can supply you with under-garments and furnisnings tfca. fit best and wear longest. In fact vre can sell you better undreclothing than you ever had before. Our stock is comprised of the most sought after styles in reliable qualities. MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND PANTS 3s Gd, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 5s NATURAL WOOL UNDERSHIRTS short and long sleeves, weight, 4s 6d, 4s lid, os 6d, to 9s 6d. ZETLAND AND NATURAL LAMB’S WOOL UNDERSHIRT ter weights, 4s 6d. os. os 3d. 6s 3d; 7s, and 9s 6d. ‘ .AVENDER AND FAWN UNDERSHIRTS, 7s lid, 8s 6d_. ZETLAND LAMB’S WOOL UNDERPANTS ('plain and ribbed s, 06 Gd, 6s 3d, to 8s Gd. Gd. medium winds 66. . 4s Gd. Wm. PETTIE and Co. T. E. TQNEYCLIFFE. MANAGING DIRECiOR.
STOVE POLISH IH3TANTANEOUS POLISH! P@nny Packets. o?r *. PASTE IN_ TINS.
LIMITED. AN" AUCTIONEERS, HAVE REMOVE! To THEIR NEW PREMISES In MESSRS BLAIR & SAINSBURY’S • BUILDINGS, CHILDERS ROAD. RING UP. ’PHONE 500. For your Printing Orders. Our Stock is second to none in,. Gisborne, mid we can supply you with everything that an up-to-date Printing House should. Pamphlets, Sports Programmes, Race Programmes, Concert Programmes, Tickets Ac , &c., all supplied at shortest possible notice. O.ISBORNE r JWMES QO., J/t, JOB DEPARTMENT, PEEL STREET. PORTRAITS can be had in Oils, Crayon, Indian Ink, or Water Colors. and finished in the most artistic style. Orders received through post or personal application at Kelley and Par-
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2484, 24 April 1909, Page 3
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