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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2628, 9 October 1909, Page 4

SPECrAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TAN FOOTWEAR ]7|ASHION says that TANS are to be THE thing for Spring and Summer. I am Fully Stocked with all the very .Latest Styles, and Invite youi Inspection. HARRY ADAIR, 'HE PHIT-EESIE SHOE STORE, ’Phone 132. D. HASTINGS YOUNG, M. 8., M.S. Ed., M. 8., Ad (Late of Eyo and Ear Hospital, Melbourne), HAS RESUMED the practice of his profession in Gisborne, and may be consulted at his residence, Budleigh Villa, Palmerston Road, or Townson’s Pharmacy, Peel Street, tel. 333. SPECIAL NOTICE. RAMABAI MISSION. RAMABAI MISSION. FOR THE CHILD WIDOWS OF INDIA. A SALE of Indian and Oriental Goods, carefully selected from the treasure stores of Kashmir, Burmah, Benares, Amritzar, Mooltan, Calcutta, Madras. Bombay, Ceylon, Persia, Armenia. Turkestan, Algiers, Egypt, China, Japan, and the Sandwich Islands, including brasswarc. carving comprising inlaid sandal wood _ frames and boxes, gold, silver,' and silk embroideries, chichon work, turqqise necklets, boxes and buckles, etc., silverware of all kinds, and other goods to numerous to mention. Special attention is directed to Egyptian opera scarves worked in silver, Calcutta embroideries. Indian, Ceylon, and Chinese laces, tussore and while silks. Japanese satsuma buckles, cloisonne vases, and embroidered blouse pieces. Will, by Special Request of Country People, be continued TO-DAY (SATURDAY) in Whin ray’s Hall, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. EVERYTHING MARKED AT VERY LOWEST PRICES. Admission FREE. Afternoon Tea 6d.