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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2698, 31 December 1909, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ■ snw ewn merchant. CHRISTMAS HAMS OKITU, GREEN'S and INGLE —all weights,. • —JUST ARRIVED— Direct Shipments of New Season’s FRUITS,, in prime order. 51b' boxes carefully selected Protob’ens lib boxes and 281 b bags. . Muscatels, Californian and Malaga. Prunes, Apricots.’ Pears, Peaches. Seedless Raisins, paclcot Currants. Packet Sultanas, Glace Cherries. PRESERVING SEASON. 501 b Improved Mason Jars Rubber Rings, Preserving Pans Sugar, La, and Brewer’s Crystals, HARVESTING REQUIREMENTS. Manila Binder Twine Fh x Binder Twine . Seaming Twine, Rope Hay Forks, Hay Rakes, Scythes COOPER’S POWDER SHEEP DIP. COOPER’S FLUID SHEEP DIP. Lassetter’s Sheep and Cattle Earmarkers . TU.S. Sheep Shears (double hollow ground) Planet Jr Cultivators—all kinds Mackinnoil’s Hoes lor weeding Oliver Ploughs, Lawn Mowers Garden Tools, Spray Pumps Wilson’s “Star” Cement Wilson’s Hydraulic Lime Agricultural Lime Sanitary Lime DISINFECTANTS. Jeyes’ Fluid, in bottles and gallons Calvert’s , Carbolic Acid Calvert’s Disinfecting Powder Sheep Dip in bottle Lysol,. Izal, Borax. SPRAT ING MIXTURES. Swift’s Arsenate of Lead, 1 to 101 b jars. Bluestone, Sulphur, Vermorite APTERITE (the Soil Fumigant)—A ~ revolution in agriculture. EXPLOSIVES. Blasting Powder, Dynamite, Gelignite, Fuse. Albion CARBIDE OF *4 CALCIUM, 2cwt- drums •./ FENCING WIRE, Con-ugated Iron, - General Ironmongery: Paints, Oils, and Colors. Groceries of the highest quality. W. A. O’MEARA

REYNOLDS CENTRAL FURKISkIKC EMPORIUM ’XMAS GREETINGS. O CRATES AND HOGSHEADS of* NEW GOODS just opened for Christmas joy: j TEASETS from Jis 6d, DINNER SETS from 20s, TOILET SETS from 11s. 6d, CUTLERY SPOONS and FORKS GLASS WA£E, VASES,* etc., etc.', RUGS, LINOLEUMS CARPETS, TABLECLOTHS MATS, ETC., ALL AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY- / BODY. KINDLY COME AND SEE E. G. A. REYNOLDS. F. C. FIDDY. (A.N.Z.A.A. by Exam.) -REGISTERED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR* and COMPANY SECRETARY. LOWE STREET (opposite Masonic ■' Hotel), ; ■ ' 11 Telephone 559. Traders’ Books Kept. Trust Estates Managed. Secretaryships Undertaken. singing. * . MRS H. J. TAPLAY, (nee Jessie Caskie, S.A.) Pupil of Professors Robb (Glasgow), Beresford-Smyley (Shakespeare School )f Music, London) and Crane, S. Africa. ‘ - ‘ ' , MRS TAPLAY k now prepared* to receive a ' limited number of Pupils: in Voice Production, Deep Breathing and Pronunciation. ChilarenVClasses (eachlimited to 10 Pupils to insure individual attention) in deep breathing. Physical Culture, Deportment, Sight Reading and Class Singing. ; Address :' . : ''v\k. : t - ; PNAUMAI,” • ■ - , . Kaiti, (Next to Dr. Reeves.)BRITISH ■ f-r- ••' EMPIRE ■ V- :yV- •••< ;V Is a FREE HOUSE. ■, ;'.v. .**. .• . . , i- . • " PLIGHT’S JyRAUGHT AIE HOTEL A R. sT CHILTON: ■ • : . •. Ain mm