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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3453, 19 February 1912, Page 6

SPECIAL WANTEDS. /~\KITU Prize Factory Butter.—The Best Keeping Butter in the Dominion. No dearer than any other. JOHNSON and SMITH, High-class Tailors and Outfitters- Ladies’ Habit and Ride-astrido Specialists. THE Best in Gisborne! The best w'hat? The best Boot and Shoe Repairer, who does conscientious ■work at reasonable charges. Where is he? at the corner of Stout and Fitzherbert Streets, Whataupoko, near Garrison Hall. Who is he? D--A. Buchanan. GRAHAM and Krebs, Premier Coach Builders, ' for high-class Coach Building. Gigs from £lB, two years’ guarantee. T/C'ANTED—A Reliable Watch; buy * T it now while Grieve, watchmaker and jeweller, is giving 4s in the £ discount; must uptake room for goods arriving. JOHNSTONE & P^ T TH for superior Sac Suits to jr from £6; exp ~ts in Ladies’ Tam 'W. FRUIT! Fruit! Fv '•/! —Before buying your Jam Fix 4 elsewhere, inspect our stocks of p'lums. Peaches, Nectarines, Apples, and Pears. We grow our own, and sell at wholesale rates. ’Phone 545. D. S. THOMPSON and CO. JOHNSTONE & SMITH for .Men’s Hats in every shade and color newest shapes and best value. FOR first-claes Potatoes, old Maize, A-grade Oats, splendid Chaff, new season’s Onions.—Henry Currie, 264. Gladstone Road. WANTED— Men to bring their old Panama Hats to us to be cleaned and renovated for 2s 6d.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’6 Buildings. USIC BOUND~and ”Reno v a ted ~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 4s in the £ discount off everything; reckon out the saving. WANTED—A Birthday Gift; buy it * v now from Grieve while Hiß great room-making sale is on; 4s in the £ discount off everything. FQ Bookbinding of an kinds to suit customers’ requirements.—Apply Job Department, “'Gisborne Times.” YJCJ ANTED—Men to try our new Y v Tailor-made Suits ; we guarantee fit, cut, finish, and style.—Nat. Hooper, only address, McKee’s Buildings. ifolCYCLirChains 4s 6d, PedalT3i~6d JO pair. Rear Sprockets 2.s 6d each, JChain Wheels os each, New Front IWlieels 10s 6d complete.—Boom Cycle ? Sale._ . FOR SALE — Empty Sacks, also Empty Cases, in large or small quantities, cheap to clear. H S. THOMPSON and CO. PRESENTS to suit all seasons; Presents that never wear out, but continually delight the eye, are always obtainable* at Parker’s Imperial Art Studio. Grey Street, Gisborne.

WANTED —Men t-c know we Lave opened onr New Stock of the famous Jason All-wool Summer Underclothing.—Nat. Hooper. JOHNSTONE & SMITH, the Progressive Tailors and Mereere, for stylish Ties, open end, new and novel designs from Is. FOND memories are awakened when we gaze on dear one’s faces. Parker, Grey Street, for spea'king likenesses in Oils or Black and White. BOOTS given away at H- J. Andrew’s Clearing Sale, opposite C. Rosie and Co.’s Ladies’ Shoes, usua. price 10s 6d, now 5s 6d. Similar sweeping reductions in all other lines. PARKER, Grey Street, guarantees to ploase all patrons in Pictureframing. A large Stock of Mouldings and Mounts to choose from- “Try him he never disappoints.” ' iNSIST upon having Okitu Factory Butter. Every Pound guaranteed. ALL HOTELS. IF you w T ant the latest Straw T Boater or Panama Hat, go to Nat. Hooper; we give highest value for lowest price. JOHNSTONE & SMITH have just ejl opened a full range of Gent’s Raincoats, Oilskins, Canvas Coats, Mackintoshes, etc. ' WANTED— -Men to try our new Tailor-made Riding Breeches with buckskin strapping; we guarantee fit and cut.—Nat. Hooper. EVERYONE can be blessed with a clear scalp and perfect complexion if they use our new' Electric Massage for the head and; face.—Nick Carter, Hairdresser, 189 Gladstone RoadASK for Okitu New Season’s Factory 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. JOHNSTONE & SMITH, expert - and reliable makers of Men’s Riding Breeches; only address, next “Poverty Bay HeraldV TEA ROOMS. HAVING acquired those fine Cen trally-situated Premises eo long known as “The Sweeteries,” in HaLlenstein’s Buildings, I have had them completely renovated throughout and converted iuto the Cosiest and bestappointed TEA ROOMS in town. Accommodation for 150 people. There’s excellence in what we have to serve, and daintiness in the wav we serve it, INSPECTION INVITED g OOTTON CATERER AND PASTRYCOOK. Hallenstein’e Buildings.