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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2733, 11 February 1910, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. MALCOLM’S AUCTION MART. NEW RAPID BICYCLES, Eadie Hubs, 1910 pattern. GENTS’, £8 ss, Dunlop tyres. LADIES’, £8 15s, the very best. Twelve Months’ Guarantee. Only a few left. Folding go-cart 25s to 30s each. Strong and Light. gTEEL SAFES—£S to £lO each. CHILD’S COTS, with patent spring mattress, complete 20s. NEW SHIPMENT of BRASS BEDSTEADS, beautiful designs. SWEET BEDDING, W.W. MAT-I TRESSES. Our own make. YOU CAN FURNISH THROUGHOUT AT MALCOLM’S AND SAVE ONE-THIRD OF COST. AUCTIONEERS & IMPORTERS, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. F. S. Malcolm & Co. GEORGE DAVIES’ OFFER. SUIT SATISFACTION AT 55/- OR YOUR MONEY BACK. THIS OUT! Put it in your pocketboo'k as evidence: — I guarantee to give you satisfaction m the suit I make to your measure or return every penny you pay, including the deposit!” And when you order your suit I 11 sign it as a preliminary guarantee and confirm it on my printed guarantee form afterward. At any of my shops you will find the largest selection of materials to choose from in the Dominion. Expert cutters will take your order in hand. Cut to fit your figure admirably, and the highest paid tailoring staff in the land will complete the smartest suit that 40s more ever bought for you at the old fashioned “put it down to my account” tailors. I couldn’t do it if I didn’t ask cash. I wouldn’t be managing a tailoring business ten times as large as any other if men hadn’t already appreciated the fact that paying cash guarantees the whole of their money going into their suits—and THEIR’b alone. What price had you decided to pay for your next suit to order? I will make it for £2 less for cash with equal satisfaction to you, or return your money. Call and ask for patterns. GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, Dunlop’s Buildings, Gisborne. COMPARE THE COST OF GREEN CANVAS VERANDAH SCREENS With any other make in the Market. KD. PER SQUARE FOOT. 8 x 10 erected will cost 30s, and last five years. Measurements taken, and Estimates given Free at— JEUNE’S jpiREBELL JJOUSE. Telephones 81 and 250. NOTICE. MRS. JOWERS, of the SWEETERIES, begs to notify the Public that she has opened her new Shop in Hallensteins’ Buildings, Gladstone Road, and is now prepared to supply, them with Ice Cream, Afternoon Tea, and Light Refreshments of all kinds. The Best of Confectionery and Choicest of Fruits at— THE SWEETERIES. Telephone 501. TING-A-LING! YES! IS THAT GEORGE WILLIAMS, the FRUITERER? YESI •WHEN CAN WE GET ANY SMOKED FISH? Every MONDAY & THURSDAY. Ring up 513. You’ll be promptly attended to. ALL KINDS OF FRUIT IN SEASON. DIRECT IMPORTER OF ISLAND FRUIT. GEORGE. WILLIAMS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL FRUITERER and CONFECTIONER, Just over Kaiti Bridge. BERT GREAVES HORSESHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. HAVING been for five years in charge of J. H. Ormond’s Shoeing Department, wishes the. Public of Sisborne and , surrounding district to know that he has taken over T. BELL’S BUSINESS (Next Garrison Hall.) All Horses carefully shed under my own personal supervision. Nothing but BEST material used, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. OPEN ALL DAY ON SATURDAYS. VE HIM A CALL WHEN YOU® HORSE WANTS SHOEING, telephone 293.