Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3599, 12 August 1912, Page 2

gUSBQRNE J^AUNDRY, No. 64 TEEL ST., GISBORNE. (Opposite “Times” Office). WONG SHANG desires, to intimato to the Public that he is now established in a central locality, and will undertake every description of LAUNDRY WORK,‘and guarantees to give perfect satisfaction to his customers. My Tariff is:— Ladies’ Blouses Each 6d Ladies’ Skirts Each 9d Gentlemen’s Shirts—Washing & Ironing ... 6d Gentlemen’s Sliirts—Starched & Ironed t 4d Gentlemen’s Collars—Washed & Ironed l|d AH Collars (washed) —Starched & Ironed Id Gcnt.’s Soft Sliirts —Washed & Ironed 3d Kocgagiaagsaaii aamamatsßiaaaasxssmuMaamMamsgaßßttm^ fill I AND DECORATOR ?EEL STREET. PHONE NO. 217. PRIVATE 72 THE GLASSES DEPEND UPON THE OPTICIAN. Therefore the betterment of the sight depends upon his skill. Don’t Lot an inexperienced man. tamper with your eyes—come here and be assured of proper treatment. I am the only London qualified Optician in Gisborne, my diploma is that of the Spectacle Maker’s Company, London. CONSULTATIONS FREE! Harold a. a rsvistronc AROLD A. xjLRSVISTRONC. . M.P.S., N.Z. F.S.M.C., Lon. CHEMIST AND EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST, GISBORNE. AM UP-TO-DATE JJ AIRDRESSING gALOON, “THE EXCELSIOR” Opposite 11. Anderson’s Cycle Depot. GEO. L’HUILLIER has pleasure in announcing that “The Excelsior” is still in full swing, and that he is daily adding to his large circle of highly-satisfied customers. Ho has not found it necessary to raise prices. —HAIR CUTS STILL Gd TEST ills For ... luenza and dM ~-c—l. r-r- ?- TAKE i iitSijfe! IHII 1 |V5?%¥ 1 Itpf-ll I IfWi II 1 t i JLfii & ml tvith Leaoa . v> i j K c.t fcseat im«. . . . COULDN’T SHAKE IT OFF. “I was a long sufferer from severe colds) on the chest, in fact was never free from them, 'until I tided Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,” says Edward P. Craig, 467 Nicholson Street,North Carlton, Vie. “In my opinion there is no more valuable remedy known and I recommend: it to everyone with colds or chest complaint.”