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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3229, 27 May 1911, Page 5

m si nvow. V I m w \iU\\ ■sim f Three-quarter coat of striped tweed. Regular price 275. Gd, Special price 19s. 6d. Long coat of light striped tweed, with self strappings Special price 31s. Gd. Smart coat of - cinnamon cheviot serge, with panel back and moire collar trimmed with buttons and silk cord. Regular price 655. Special price 355. Long coat of navy serge, with panel back and .pleated at sides, moire collar piped with green. Regular price 555. 6d. Special price 475. 6d. 4 only—Tailored costumes, in light green cheviot serge, mid green hopsack, dark green cheviot with SPECIAL ' \ Mid-Season Offering of LADIES’ and COSTU MES A visit to our Mantle Department during the next week will well repay those who make the venture. Our Mantle buyer has been sorting up stock and making room for new goods A lot of lines show signs of pretty severe price-cutting, all smait, stylish te oods, too. Some of them are shown in our large centre window, but the majority of them are upstairs. Come and see them. We quote a few here:— Long coat of striped tweed in semi-fitting style. Regular price 38s. Gd. Special price 255. 6d. Serviceabe long coat of brown frieze, with black satin revers. Regular price 555. Gd. Special price 275. Gd. Bengal me silk collar, and grey striped tvveed ti immed with’ black braid. Regular price 525. Gd. Special price 395. 6d. . . 3 only Smartly trimmed walking or striped tweed. Regular prices were 755. to 975. 6d. Special price 475. Gd. 1 only—Smart green serge costume, with fancy collar of green silk and braid. Regular price 84s. Special price 495. Gd. . . *3O only—Smart tailor-made costumes or imitation Harris Tweed. The coats are made with panel back and deen band finished with buttons. Special price 555. CHOICb FURS. Dependable Qualities. Exceptional 1 Values. The charm of good furs lies in their perfect appearance, the comfort they afford, and their excellent wearing oualities. Of such furs we have a paiticularly attractive showing. We quote a few of the lines : Black Caracul sets at 255. Gd. Black Russian hare set, with extra long stole, £3 3s. Electric Conev seal sets, £4 15s. Gd. and £6 6s. Marmot sets oos., £4 17s. Gd., and £5 ss. Fitch sets, £6 15s. Gd. and £8 10s. Fur necklets and stoles in marmot, white foxalme. grebe, etc., at 2*s. Gd. ,365. Gd., o2s. Gd., 655. SPECIALS from the Millinery Department. Tins line is the excess of a warehouse stock which they were forced to clear. Ai e purcnased them He just about half-price, and offer them to you at the same. They are all this season's goods and. the styles are smart and useful. A glance at them will convince you of their worth. 30 straw and felt shapes in a variety of colorings. Regular prices 6s. lid. and Bs. lid. Special price 3s 11 12 felt shapes. Regular price Ids. Gd. Special price ss. lid. ■lO ready-to-wear straw hats, trimmed with velvet hand and'bow. Regular price Bs. lid. Special price 3s. lid. 12 only—Cloth and corduroy velvet hats. Regular price 7s.' lid. Special price 3s. Gd. 36 Peter-Pan felt hats for children in red, navy, green and brown. Regular price 3s. Gd. Special price Is. Gd. PETTI E’S THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. -fV -f> -f>

CORONATION PLUMBING WORKS. I BEG 'to notifv the Public of Gisborne and the surrounding districts that I am starting business on my own account in Gladstone Road, as a "PLUMBER, Etc., and am prepared to undertake ail kinds of Plumbing Worn, in any part of the Town or Country. F. J. LOUND, ,208, GLADSTONE ROAD, (Next Anderson’s Cycle Works). Telephone 93. WINTER GOODS ARRIVED AND ARRIVING —Call and Inspect.— W. STEWART ERSKINE’S BUILDINGS. “WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE.” THE G ISBORNE E NGINEERING, c OACHBUILDING AND WORKS, M OTOR REPAIRS A Speciality. OAVYS, THIRD, & MITCHELL BRIGHT STREET.

Messrs. Baldwin anti Rayward, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, report that amongst the many applications for patents they have just filed are:—E. W. De Mon talk, Auckland, improvements in the construction of building studs and boards; E. M. Simpson, Wellington, improvements in centrifugal separating machines; J. J. Blockley, Palmerston North, an improved flushing apparatus for water closets, etc.; A. J. S. Blythe, Waikato, an improved floor polish.* $\ The largest airship built in Germany is fitted with three cars, the middle for passengers and the fore and aftones for the engines. •, The. ship will carry fifty persons. NEURALGIA. * If the affected parts are bathed freely with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm those stabbing, burning, darting pains will soon disappear. Rub the Balm well in several times during the day, keeping the patient warm and out of the cold wind. Dozens of people suffering from neuralgia have been cured by the use of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Sold by E. D. Smith, Chemist, Gisborne.