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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3638, 26 September 1912, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE mind may be fed upon fancy, but the matter-of-fact stomach imperiously demands something more substantial, and will not be put off with dreamy ideals. We can satisfy the imperious demands from our large and varied stock of— BREAD FANCY BREADS CAKES AND PATISSERIE BERM A LINE BREAD STANDARD BREAD WHOLE MEAL BREAD The Most Varied Assortment of Fancies in the Bay. MUFFINS AND CRUMPETS AND HOT PIES. THE STANDARD BAKERY. Jpl DD Y AND QEORCE, PROPRIETORS, 75 GLADSONE ROAD, GISBORNE.

HAVE YOU GOT A “T ADY THE VERY NEWEST. For the River, the Seaside, the House, the Theatre, for travelling —in fact, for everywhere and anywhere. Of Dainty Y/ashing ZEPHYR at 1c 9d. Of JAPANESE SILK in a variety of Colorings, at 3s 6d. Of Dainlv Plaid and Striped Two Tone SILKS at 5s 3d. Of Two Tone CHARM ELSE SATIN at 3c 3d. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW. PETTI E’S.

AT LA >T L GISBORNE IS TO ENJOY A Thoroughly "Up-to-date UNCHEQN, f J' EA AND UPPER J^OOMS, l I I 'Which will bear favorable comparison | with any in the larger centres of j tiie Dominion. I THE BURLINGTON Occupying the two top floors of ■WEBB’S FINE NEW BUILDINGS, PEEL STREET, will open on ! WEDNESDAY NEXT, 25th INST. The Rooms have been luxuriously i furnished, and electric fans will be installed to 'keep the atmosphere cool j and fresh. Music by a competent Or- j chestra will add a charm to the sur- J roundings. . j The Culinary Department will be in charge of a highly-qualified chef, while j the service will he unexceptional. 1 Accommodation for 200 Diners- j A Speciality will he made for Dainty Afternoon Teas. i Airs. McCOIUMICK. Proprietress, j TARIFF at THE BURLINGTON, to I J- he opened Wednesday, Best Lunch in Town Is, Dainty Afternoon lea 6d. Special arrangement for weekly cus- j toniers. j SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. VERGER. A PPLICATIONS for the position of L-V VERGER to Holy Trinity Church will be received until 12 noon SATURDAY, 28t : h inst. The duties .required may lie seen at the office of the undersignedGEO. J. WINTER, Churchwarden. WANTED. APPRENTICES. Improvers, Atacliinists. Coat and Skirt Hands. Apply MADAME LAW, Wm. Pet tie and Co., Ltd. WANTED—AIan to milk, kill, and ' ' make himself generally useful. —'Apply AYillfams ami Kettle. A A WANTED —Tito Painters.— C. L. ’ ’ Alii lor, Alangapapa. Telephone 576 C 3 rings). TATA NT ED—At once, Smart Experi- ’ ’ diced Waitress. Apply Piccadilly Tea Rooms. WANTED—A Kitchen man.—Apply ' ’ Dominion Hotel, Kaiti. VAT ANTED—A lurried Shepherd, back ' ' station, Wairaro, wages £2 week and found. —Apply H- D. Buchanan, Wlia tatutu. TAT ANT ED—Hlousemakl.—-Apply, a t * ’ fiiiw, “Bella Vista.'"’ WANTED—i\“Gtd to Assist".'' Ap- ’ ' olv Airs Dobson, Hura Hura SPECIAL WANTEDS. WANTED Known—Fresh Okitu Butter, direct from the churn to your table. Cheapest oil the market. Goes further than any other. Try it. lIITCH the shilling to a bigger load than it ever pulled before—At the Bazaar, Exchange, and Mart’s SweepOut Sal©. AA/'ANTE.D to Buy—Poultry, in any * ' ouantitv.'—Gisborne Hotel. 'I F falling prices could be heard. The Bazaar, Exchange, and Mart would sound like a boiler factory. HDHE way to get money is to save it. ■*- The way to save money is to buy now at the Bazaar, Exchange, and. Matt’s Sweep-Out Sale,