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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3424, 16 January 1912, Page 4

The CORRECT THING In HATS! It is not easy to buy a bat. To start with, it is not always easy to get the quality, without which no hat looks well; nor is it always easy to get the hat that suits YOU. I make' a speciality of Men and Boys’ Hats, an only stock the best goods of the best makers. TRESS & CO. WOODROW & SONS. CHRISTY’S BORSALIND. ETC., ETC. —AT—CHARLIE ADAIR’S “OUT ON HIS OWN.” ORDER NOW T 0 AVOID THE NEW YEAR RUSH. A LL T LL THE NEWEST SHADES IN SUMMER SUITINGS & COSTUMES TO SELECT FROM ft. G. McCJLYMOMT HICH-CRADE TAILOR. 169, GLADSTONE ROAD. Holder of First-class Diploma, . with honors, from Tailors’ School of Art, London. Special s! FROM SATURDAY, JANUARY 6TH, WE WILL REDUCE THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCK OF TRIMMED MILLINERY TO LESS THAN HALF PRICE. c/11l other Lines in Showroom and Fancy Goods heavily reduced. TEAT & FRIAR, LTD. THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUE. CAN BE DONE IN TWO WAYS. HOW TO MAKE MONEY, ONE way is to purchase your requirements at a low figure. YOUR HARDWARE AND IRONMONGERY NECESSARIES CAN BE BOUGHT IN THIS WAY —AT—PRIME BEST VALUE IRONMONGER. “IT PAYS TO CALL ON US.” GORDON THE NEW JEWELLER GISBORNE. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand) FOR—GISBORNE. ENGAGEMENT RINGS WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELLERY and PLATE. LOWEST PRICE 1 FOR QUALITY AND VALUE. MlilllßH—lM IHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII u im l in l " miimniTiiiMii imiiii GORDON CONSULTING OPTICIAN (Late with J. Bremner, G. and T. Young, Dunedin, an( j E. N. Sandstein, Christchurch. OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, CORONATION BUILDINGS. HOURS : 10 to 12, and 2 to 6. P. H. Graham. A.N.Z.IA. L. T. Brown. a.n.z.i.a. GRAHAM &ND BROWN, Architects. I 74 Lowe Street. Telephone 399. LONDON COLLEGE HICH-CLASS DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. !HE School is being removed to . Captain Kennedy’s Tate Residence, nond Road, Mangapapa; three-acre ying ground. text Term begins: Boarders, Febru- ■ 12; Day boys, February 13. . . Por particulars, apply to the PnnciC. GALITZENSTEON, B-Sc., Hons., London, 217, Clifford Street. EDWIN R. WELLS, ARCHITECT, SHEEPFARMERS’ OFFICES! READ’S QUAY. MR n NN, B HAS REMOfwfis Jfice t#'PEEL STREET, ne ß | to |ie of tbe Public Library. J. H BURR, A.N.Z.I.A. I. MIRFIELD. BURR & MIRFIELD, ARCHITECTS' Union Steamship Co.’s Buildings. Childers Road. ’Phone 26.