EURE'S For —CLOTHING. iqio. MENS! Tweed Trousers 4/11, 5/6, 7/6. Special line of “ Wire Wove” Tweed Trousers at 8/11. Denim do 3/11 to 5/6. Painters White Trousers, 3/Painters White Coats 3/6. Plain Navy and Navy and.'White Drill Coats, 4/6 and : 6/6. Tweed Suits 24/-, 29/6 to 54/ek White Cotton Singlets, 1/- tp.lo/6. R. Drab do. do. 1/11 to 5/6. R. Drab Drawers, 2/6 to 5/6. Plannel Unders, 2/11 to 6/6. Plannel Pants, 3/6, 6/6. Braces. 1/- to 5/-. Sox, 6d to 2/6. Working and Tennis Shirts, 2/6, 3/6, 3/9, 4/6. BOYS! . iqio. Serge Knickers, 2/6 up. Saddle Tweed do. 3/- up. Sailor Suits, cotton and serge, 4/6 up. Tweed do. all shapes, 7/6 up. Cotton Shirts, 1/- 1/4, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, 2/6. Cream and White Tennis Shirts, 2/3 to 3/6. Caps, 6d, 9d, 1/- up. Braces, 6d, 9d, 1/- up. Hose, 1/- to 4/6. Handkerchiefs, white & colored, I4d, 2d, 3d. Eton Collars, 6d, Bd, 9d. Embroidered Collars, 1 /-, 1/6. Anything not in stock procured or made to order promptly and well. COUNTRY ORDERS Receive the Manager’s persona! and immediate attention. The Clothing Department is now under the management of a thoroughly ex= perienced man, who will be pleased to see you whether to spend 6d, or for a SUIT to measure. me Furnisfeii§ Prowcm snivel f A WORD TO THE WISE. The FurnisMng- Problem Is one that every Householder finds a great difficulty in solving—firstly, because it is hard to make a choice, from the furniture that is stored m Showrooms, of anything that suits your requirements. This all lacks something—falls short m its usefulness or is deficient in its artistic qualities, or both. The price is a great consideration The articles you need are marked so extravagantly high that you quite rightly hesitate to BPen Thes(TdifficStk?'can now be overcome by paying a visit to the LONDON FURNITURE FACTORY, where you can be supplied with Furniture MADE TO YOUR ORDER, at much less a price than you can procure elsewhere — read FiStly%e have NO RENT to pay. NO SHAREHOLDERS seeking for Birr Profits Secondly, we have none but first-class Tradesmen employed, and I am personally working in the Factory myself, and supervise all work turned out. Thirdly, we have the most Up-to-date Machinery m the Bay, and the largest stock of seasoned Timber in the town Having installed the latest and most Up-to-date Machinery, we are now turning out Sashes, Doors, and Mouldings unequalled for quality and finish bv anv factory in the Dominion. Doors and. Windows at • Auckland prices, and 10 per cent, oft mouldings. Delivered to any part of the town. KAPOC—IOd per ib over 201 b, and 9d per lb over 401 b. SUPPORT THE MAN THAT BROUGHT THE PRICES DOWN. , e-itmaaarr-'-r*} CHAS. TAYLOR, MANUFACTURING FURNITURE FACTORY Upper Gladstone Road. TEL 11. m i I m m Isß e e a BIKES And Go9d Can be BOUGHTJat NDERSOM' S CHEAP. •* a A. - /YJ _ - _ Tf J Wf\i uilt to Order YTTERN = WHITWORTH £l4 lOS £ls 15s £l2 lOS £7 lOS
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2715, 21 January 1910, Page 3
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502Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2715, 21 January 1910, Page 3
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