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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3630, 17 September 1912, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE mind may bo fed upon fancy, but the matter-of-fact stomach imperiously demands something more substantial, and will not bo put off with dreamy ideals. Vie can satisfy the imperious demands from our large and varied stock of— JJREAD •piANCY JgREADS AND pATiSSERIE jgERMALJNE JgREAD gTANDARD JgREAD W HOLE M EAL B READ The Most Varied Assortment of Fancies in the Bay. AND QRUMPETB AND JJOT piES. THE STANDARD BAKERY. FIDDY and GEORGE, Proprietors, 75 Gladstone Road.

LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR HATS AT SPECIAL PRICES. You onlv need to see these useful SUMMER HATS, which are bein'; displayed in our window to a dree that the values are exceptional. The -Assortment includes HATS ox Tagel, Pedal and Chip Straw and Shanghai Silk, trimmed with Velvet and Faille Ribbons. They are worth from 5S 6d to 54s 6d. Special Prices, 4s 11d, 6s 11d, £s ltd to 15s 6d. PETTI E’S,

.1 QUICK SALE \V ILL He ••fleeted with this EAR* CAIN Ijv anyone who is wanto furnish a G-rcomed Villa, and do it well. Contents of t>!x rooms well furnished ONLY £145. This includes a Piano, a solid walnut Saddleback Chesterfield Suite, ami the rest of equal duality and none of it ever G months in use, Fa rther pa it ieulars— C. G. BLOORE. LOWE STREET.

DAINTY SUPPERS. Don't, forgot that Suppers are Served Nightly up to 11 o'clock at THE SAVOY” \Latß Poverty Ba-~ Tea. Rooms), LOWE STREET. Gisborne’s Leading Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Tea. and Supper Rooms. Meals at All Hours. Open on Sundays for Dinner, Tea, and Afternoon Tea. Dinner from 12.30 to 1.30. Mrs. WILCOX. ProDrietress. JNVITATION. The Ladies of Gisborne are cordially invited to call at DEVON HOUSE, WBBS’S BUILDINGS, PEEL ST., And Inspect the Attractive Display of One-piece Drosses,' from 7s 6d. Now Costumes (just in). Smartest, and Most Up-to-date Millinery. Everyone invited to look round, and no one pressed to bnv. MISS GILMOUR, Specialist in Ladies’ and Children’s Clothing. ’Phone 811.

SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. TT 7AN TED—A good Gardener for Vr Te Kara,lea Hotel. Apply Murray and Crompton. WANTED. WANTED—A smart- YOUTH, for ' warehouse. Areily. in. own handwriting— ARCH. CLARK & SONS. Ltd., Gisborne. A. T. HOOKEY, Manager. AW ANTED—A V 1 p!y_Mrs._T tone Road. Kaiti. "oed General.—Aprevor Coleman. Ru- . Telephone 483. YVTANTED —Two smart Lads : good ' * wages.—Apply F. Hall ami Sons. V\ ANTED—A Groom. None hut a competent, sober man need nir, T. R. Redstone and Sons. SPECIAL WANTEOS. WANTED Known—Fresh Okßu Rutter, direct from the chu-Bii to vour table. Cheapest- on the marset. Goes- further than any other. Try it. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND— The Most Reasonable Shop at which to procure Baths, Basins. Sinks, and Gas Fittings.—F. ff. "Wilkinson, 68 Grcv Street.