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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3441, 5 February 1912, Page 6

SPECIAL WANTEDS. OKITU Prize Factory Butter.—The Best Keeping Butter in the Dominion. No dearer than any other. JOHNSON and SMITH, Hidb-class Tailors and Outfitter's- Ladies’ Habit and Ride-astride Specialists. THE Best in Gisborne! The best wlhat? The best Boot and Shoe Repairer, who does conscientious work at reasonable charges. Whore is he? at the corner of Stout and Fitzherbert Streets, Whataupoko, near Garrison Hall. Who js he? D- A. Buchanan. im a ~ GRAHAM and Krebs, Premier Coach Builders, for high-class Coach Building. Gigs from £lB, two years’ guarantee. WANTED—A Reliable Watch ; buy it now while Grieve, watchmaker and jeweller, is giving 4o in th© £ discount; must room for goods arriving. 'vOHNSTONE csTsMITH for superior Sac Suits to order from £5; exports in Ladies’ Tailoring FRUIT ! Fruit! Fruit! —Before buying your Jam Fruit elsewhere, ini spect our stocks of Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Apples, and Pears. We grow our own, and sell, at wholesale rates. ’Phone 545. D. S. THOMPSON and CO. SOVEREIGN J OHNSTONE & SMITH for Men’s Hats in every shade and color newest shapes and> best value. FOR first-class Potatoes, old Maize, A-grade Oats, splendid Chaff, new season’s Onions.—Henry Currie, 264. Gladstone Road. ANTED—Men to bring their old Panama Hats to us to bo cleaned and renovated for 2s 6d.—Nat. Hoopor, McKee’s Buildings. • _ USICTBOUND "and Renovated at Reasonable Prices; covers in cloth or leather.—Job Department, “Gisborne Times.” ■WANTED—A Gold Chain; buy it ’ ’ now while _ Grieve, _ watchmaker and jeweller, is giving 4b in the £ discount off everything; reckon out the savin __ WANTED—A Birthday Gift; buy it now from Grieve while his great room-making sale is on; 4s in the £ discount off everything. "foF Bookbinding of ail kinds to suit customers’ requirements.—Apply Job Department, ‘‘Gisborne Times.’ WANTED —Men to try our new Tailor-made Suits ; we guarantee fit, cut, finish, and stydo.—Nat-. Hooper, only address, McKee’s Buildings. INDIAXOLA —Sure Cure for Rheumatism. Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Pleurisy.—Obtainable A. W. J. MANN, Chemist, am! D. FERGUSON, Gladstone RoadFOR SALE—Empty Sacks, also Emp ty Cases, in large or small quantities, cheap to clear. D. S. THOMPSON and COPRESENTS to suit all seasons; Presents that never wear out, hut continually delight the eye, are always obtainable at Parker’s Imperial Art Studio. Grey Street, Gisborne. 6d. WANTED— Men to know we have opened our New Stock the famous Jason All-wool Summer Underclothing.—Nat. Hooper. JOHNSTONE & SMITH, the Progressive Tailors and Mercers, for tylieli Ties, open end, new and novel ©signs from Is. CIOND memories are awakened when 1. we gaze on dear one’s faces. Parer, Grey Street, for speaking likenesses :i Oils or Black and White. __ BOOTS given away at H- J. Andrew’s Clearing Sale, opposite C. tosi© and Co.’s Ladies’ Shoes, us-ua. irice 103 6d, now _6s 6d. Similar weeping reductions in all other lines. Grey Street, guarantees to please all patrons in Pictureraming. A large Stock of Mouldings nd Mounts to choose from- “Try him e never disappoints.” fNSIST upon having Okitu Factory 1_ Butter. Every Pound guaranteed. IF you want the latest Straw Boater or Panama Hat, go to Nat. Hooper; we give highest value for lowest price.

ROM X,STONE & SMITH have just $} opened a full range of Gents Raincoats, Oilskins, Canvas Coats, Mackintoshes. etc. ; W~ ANTED—Men to try our new Tailor-made Riding Breecnes with buckskin strapping; we guarantee fit and cut.—Nat. Hooper. A DAINTY Hairdressing Parlor— Norman Carter’s, corner of Gladstone Road and Grey Street; none but first-class tradesmen employed. A SK for Ok'itu New Season’s Fac3. tory Butter. ANTED —Men to inspect our new stock of Shirts, Ties, Sox, and Braces; our low prices are the talk of the town. —Nat Hooper. J“OHNSTONE & SMITH, expert and reliable makers of Men e Riding Breeches; only address, next “Poverty Bay Herald.”

TEA ROOMS. A VINO acquired those fine Oen 1 £ trally-situated Premises so long known as “The Sweetories,” m HaUeustein’a Buildings, I have had them c<mpletely renovated throughout and converted into the Cosiest and Bertftupuintod TEA ROOMS in town. Ac eommodat’on tor 150 people. There’s excellence in wliat we have to ■KT-.e. and daintiness in the way we '•nr 1 c- it INSPECT lON IN V TTET). S. W OOTTON caterer and pastrycook, Hallenfddin’e Buildings.