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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2704, 7 January 1910, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. CHRISTMAS WEEK AT MALCOLM’S MART. Q.RAND DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES SILVERWARE and CUTLERY GLASSWARE and CHINA EASY CHAIRS and HAMMOCKS BOHEMIAN and DRESDEN GLASS and CHINA SAMPLES. And Tons of NOVELTIES. NEW RAPID BICYCLES, Eaclie Hubs and 1910 improvements at wholesale cost. CHRISTMAS WEEK AT MALCOLM’S MART. LOOK IN—GREAT FREE SHOW. Lovely Complexions. The real cause of sallow, dull complexions is stagnation of the skin. ICILMA FLUOR CREAM, the celebrated English face-cream, is the only thing known that prevents this stagnation and keeps the skin in health and beauty and ensures lovely complexions. Scllmst Cream is unlike anything else in the world. It is fragrant, foamy and ABSOLUTELY GKEASELESS; thus it cannot grow hair nor does it need powder. More than this —it contains Icilma Natural 'Water, the great natural tonic which is so good for the complexion. For preventing roughness and redness, for softening and cooling the skin and for curing insect bites Icilma Fluor Cream is supreme. Excellent after shaving. Ucilma is pronounced—eye-sil ma.l Obtainable from T. H. GARRETT, CHEMIST, Gisborne. Fluor Cream—2s per pot. QOMPARE THE GREEN COST OF CANVAS VERANDAH SCREENS With any other make in the Market. £D. PER SQUARE FOOT. 8 x 10 erected will cost 30s, and last five years. Measurements taken, and Estimates given Free at — JEUNE’S JUREBELL JJOUSE. Telephones 81 and 250. MOREEE PRIVATE HOTEL. THE Management of the above Hotel has been taken over by the undersigned, who begs to assure Patrons that the Reputation of the Hotel _as being the most popular accommodation house in the district,will be fully sustained. The Hotel is very conveniently situated to the Morere Hot Springs, which are largely resorted to for their curative properties, and the locality is made more attractive to Holiday-seekers l by the beautiful bush scenery. TARIFF MODERATE, and special arrangements made with Families and Patrons on an extended visit. Special attention paid to Invalids, who -mayobtain the diet best suited to their particular ailments. Connections with Gisborne and Wairoa twice weekly. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. MRS BELLERBY, Manageress. M. F. BOCJRKE. MATAWHERQ FELLMONGERY AND WOOL SCOURING WORKS. —CASH BUYERS OF—gKINS JJIDEB rpALLOW, And _ FATBRANCHES: Wairoa, Napier, and Wellington. Telephone 288. G. ARNOLD, Manager.