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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3583, 24 July 1912, Page 6

it’s n pr@t. Why didn’t I buy my Piano from CHOVEAUX? I would not have had all this trouble and worry! That’s what many say who have listened to the plausible tale told by our competitors. Lot us warn you before you buy your Piano. It is a matter which requires your utmost consideration. The prices of our Pianos are marked in plain English. You pay us exactly the same price as you would in Auckland or Wellington. Our competitors know that we stock the finest Pianos the world can produce, viz., The STEINWAY, SPENCER, and KARS. Any of the instruments will make you content. Come along; let’s talk the matter over. Our long Home and Colonial experience is at your service. CORNER GREY STREET. KUF SED. nr ATTEND YE ATTEND YE GIGANTIC BARGAINS at ROBERTSON’S. THEY ARE POSITIVELY CICANTIC IN THEIR MAGNITUDE. Giant Bargains are waiting to he led away by willing purchasers. Come! Let us introduce you—you’ll he pleased. Such an Economical Event is just what parents have been waiting for. MAGNIFICENT BARCAENS IN BOYS’ AND MEN’S SUITS. These are real Money-Savers! Think what it means—THREE SHILLINGS IN THE POUND—why, you can buy a lUs. Suit for Ss. (id. for that boy of yours ; a man’s 60s. Suit for 51s. Give your purse a chance to recuperate. Come along and bring the boy. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED FOR CASH AT ROBERTSON’S, On the Corner, “ WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE.”

JUST FURNITURE! Furniture packed with comfort, the kind of comfort ono craves for on a cold 'Winter's evening; til© kind of nights that come suddenly upon us in this season, and that will he felt all the worse for that reason. For instance, there’s nothing more inviting than ono of our splendid Upholstered Chairs. Or a useful Sofa—that looks so invitingly comfortable. All our work is good, and our Furniture lasts for years and years. Come here for all your Furnishing "Wants, and you’ll get satisfaction. GRUNDY & SHENNAN, ITS.** GISBORNE.

fJZVjJv.*.*; •• S ; SV. • {W-vit-S;* *f ?9 < * ft© (j © ©V »©?• e>9 A EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS EVERY DAY at COMMON, SHELTON’S GGBD BREAKING SALE 70 • You can come along any day at any hour between 9 a.in. and G Gp.m., and bo quite certain of getting a chance to effect exceptional savings. COMMON SHELTON’S SALES are always replete with special 'Bargains, and the i KlvLUIv BREAKING SALE of 1912 is no exception to tlie rule. Hero are a few SPECIALS: — Natural Woven Combinations, usual price 3s lid, now 1s Hd. Ladies’ Woven Nights, usual price 8s 3d, now ssHd. Ladies’ Flannelette Nights, usual price 4s Od, now 2s 11d. A few Ladies’ Dressing Cowns, in Yieux Rose and Saxe Blue, usual price 14s Gd, now 6s 11d. Ladies’ Tweed Coats in pretty colourings, usual pi'ice 35s Gd, now 15s 6d. Ladies’ Smart Costumes, newest shapes, usual price 21s, now 14s 6d. All the Surplus Stock in the Showroom must bo cleared regardless of cost. Your opportuni ,s is now, Ladies! Make haste while you may! COMMON, SHELTON & CO.