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BUSINESS* MOTBCES. “MAN WANTS BUT LITTLE HERE BELOW.” I DON’T REMEMBER who said that, and I don’t care who said it—it isn’t true. Man wants all he can get—especially in Suite. lie wants tip-top material that will give good wear. He wants line workmanship. .Ho wants shape-retaining garments—in fact, he wants all the goodness he can get, and lie can get it in the George Davies Suits Yes —he can. get it not occasionally, but at any time during the ycar _he can get it in his first suit and in every other suit he orders at one of the Davies tailoring establishments. This is a cash proposition from start to finish. I pay cash for my woollens at the mill, and my customers pay me cash. The result is big value for me and bigger value for you. There isn’t another tailor in the Dominion who cun give you value like this. I make the statement and am prepared to prove it. There isn’t another tailor who can give you such material, such stylo, such splendid.cutting, and fit lit anything like my prices, which are two solid sovereigns lower than elsewhere. There’s an air of superiority about the man who is wearing a Davies Suit. No need to tell him that no other tailor’s garments come near the style and the finish we put into these garments —he knows it. And we have gone on our progressive way, improving on previous styles, and offering a really handsome suit for summer for from fifty-five shillings. The Davies superior style of tailoring. Come in and see the big selection of now Suitings I’m making up for summer wear at these prices. GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR. Dunlop’s Buildings, Gisborne. To His Majesty tiio King. By Roval Appointment. THE GOLD MEDAL for Quality in tb-9 Franco-British Exhibition hag been awarded to WHITE HORSE WHISKYQUALITY THE SEC. OF SUCCESS. Mackie and Co. Distilleries Ltd.— Lagavuiin Distillery, Islay; Malt-Mill Distillery, Islay; Craigeliachie Distillery, Glenlivet. Estab. 1742. NOTE.—Any person found guilty of re-filling our empty bottles with inferior Whisky will be refused supplies. PARKER BROS. & SHERIDAN, WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Ltd., Sole Agents. DIPLOMA, FIRST-CLASS, AND HONORS. Tailors’ School of Art, London. L ADI ES' mid ENTS’ o 1 V rjTAILOR. y & ADDRESS: Opposite Parnell’s. Gladstone Road. BENNETT & SHERRATT WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS, STOCK, STATION, INSURANCE, FINANCE, SHIPPING, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. MAKE ADVANCES on Growing Clips of Wool and Produce consigned to them at a low rate. EFFECT INSURANCES of all kinds —Fire, Marine and otherwise. NEGOTIATE LOANS upon the most reasonable terms for large and small farmers. ACT as BUYERS and SELLERS of Live Stock, privately or by commission. PURCHASE FARM PRODUCE outright of every sort at highest prices. CONSIGN for Constituents, Station and Farm Produce to the highest mar£U3. STORE all Consignments at a oonilidated rate. UNDERTAKE all AGENCY WORK i relation to Farms and others expeitiously at Lowest Charges. KEEP ON HAND AND SELL AT MOST REASONABLE TERMS—GROCERIES of every description. SHEARING SUPPLIES, including Wool Packs, Twine, etc. FARM IMPLEMENTS of all kinds. SPORTING REQUIREMENTS, also Blasting Powder and Explosives of all sorts. GRASS and GARDEN SEEDS of every variety, and are now booking orders for forward delivery of former, of which we hold very large stocks. SEED and TABLE POTATOES of every variety. AGENTS FOR: Royal Exchange Assurance Fire Royal Insurance Marine Kia Ora Butter. Cooper’s Sheep Dip Eureka Patent Horse Cover. VISITORS IN WANT QJ ADDLERY OR OF JJARNESS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE STOCK OF W. MORGAN & SONS , PEEL STREET. ALL GOODS AT BEDROCK nn,f,pQ

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2706, 10 January 1910, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2706, 10 January 1910, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2706, 10 January 1910, Page 8

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