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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2739, 18 February 1910, Page 3

Go to PETTI E’S WHERE YOU WILL FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT. WE carry by far the biggest stock of merchandise in Gisborne. Come and you’Jl be sure to find just what you want instead of being shown something similar which doesn’t please you quite as much. Besides this you have another big advantage in dealing with us. Every article that leaves the store carries with it oour absolute guarantee of satisfaction. If, after the goods are received in your home they are not satisfactory in every respect, return them to us and we will refund your money. Our name behind our merchandise, is worth a good deal to you. Its an important asset. Its your protection. CHOICE TABLE LINENS. Expert buying is nowhere more necessary than in connection with linen goods. Such buying we give you the benefit of. Our representatives at home know the best markets, and how to take advantage of market fluctuations, with the result, that we have a collection of linen goods, which for rich design and moderate pricing is unsurpassed. When you think of replenishing your stock of table linen, come to us. An inspection of the goods will do more to convince you of their worth than paragraphs of description. We list below a few of the lines we carry. WHITE DAMASK CLOTHS. Th ese are hemmed ready for use; in artistic designs. Size 54 x 54in, at 8/6, 9/9 and 18/6. Size, 2yds x 2£yds, at 9/3, 10/9. 12/9. 14/6 to 17/6. Size, 2yds x 3yds, at from 10/6 to 22/6. WHITE TABLE DAMASK. All these goods were brought at special prices, some show a saving of as much as 25 per cent, off usual. A few are slighth imperfect, but most of the imperfections are noticeable only to experts. 58in Damask, at 1/8, 63in Damask, at 2/4. 67in Damask, at 3/- and 4/3. 71in Damask, at 3/4, 3/9 and 4/9. UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. In a large t ariety of good patterns, all extra heaxy Damasks. 45in Damask, at 1/-. 54in Damask, at 1/4 and 3/9. 60in Damask, at 1/6 and 2/62in Damask, at 1/9, 1/11 and 2/1. 72in Damask, at 2/6 and 3/3. SERVIETTES. Our stock of Serviottes shows ample evidence of care and taste in buying. There is not one design that could be called inartistic and there is not one quality that is not above the average. Five-eight or lunch size Serviettes, at 6/ , 7/6, 10/-, 14;- p_ud 16/6 dozen. Three-quarter or dinner size serviettes, at 9/-, 11/6. 16/-, 19;-, 21/- and 24/- dozen. PETTI E’S.

According'to a message from Christchurch the cablegram which the Liberal members of the House of Representatives intended to send to Mr Lloyd(teorgo congratulating him upon his Budget proposals and wishing his side well at the elections was ’never sent. It appears that 40 members, principally Radicals, attached their signatures, but if was thought by the Prime Minister, to whom the matter was referred, that it would he inadvisable to send such a cablegram. Sir Joseph Ward pointed out that, although no member of the Cabinet had been asked to sigil, the British public would he sure to assume that the message had been despatched from the Government. Financiers would, he continued, certainly resent what they might imagine to bo an unwarrantable interference with Imperial politics, and they'might show their resentment in a way that would he very detrimental to the interests of the Dominion. He also added that the Unionists might hit back on the eve of the next general election in New Zealand. And so the cablegram was withheld.