SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. A QUICK SALE WILL be effected -with this BARGAIN bv anyone who is wanting to furnish a 6-roomed Villa, and do it well. Contents of six rooms well furnished ONLY £145. This includes a Piano, a solid walnut Saddleback Chesterfield Suite, and the rest of equal quality and none of it over 6 months in use. Further particulars— C. G. BLGORE, LOWE STREET. JNVITATION. The Ladies of Gisborne are cordially invited to call at DEVON HOUSE, WEBB’S BUILDINGS, PEEL ST., And Inspect the Attractive Display of One-piece Dresses, from 7s 6d. New Costumes (just in). Smartest and Most Up-to-date Millinery. Everyone invited to look round, and no one pressed to buy. MISS CILMOUR, Specialist in Ladies’ and Children’s Clothing. ’Phone 811. JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A. H. BURGESS, SEEDSMAN & FLORIST, HAS nleasure in announcing that he is commencing business in Webb’s Buildings, Lowe Street. The services of MISS BARNES, late j of Christchurch, has been secured as ! Florist and Shop Manager- Miss j Barnes has the distinction of having j won all the prizes in the professional ] florist classes at the Christchurch Exhibition (1906-7), which is a guarantee that all orders for Floral Work will be j executed in an artistic manner. FRESH CUT FLOWERS. POT PLANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, ROSES, CHRTSANTHEUMS, CARNATIONS. All well-grown stuff of good quality and true to name. The SEED DEPARTMENT is stocked with clean, fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. JDEAL RUMMER J^ESORT. THE NEW TATAPOURI XJOTEL. ATAPOURI JULoTEL. Re-Built and Re-Furnishod On THE MOST MODERN LINESSUN BATHS. SEA BATHS. HEALTH FOR CHILDREN Aiad RELAXATION for the PARENTS. BILLIARD TABLE. TENNIS COURT, i GOOD TABLE. —MODERATE TERMS.—■ A. SNELL, Proprietor. STAR OF CANADA. ALL CLAIMS against the above Steamer must be rendered in triplicate to the undersigned by 10 a-.m. TO-DAY (Saturday), 28th. WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Ltd., Lloyds’ Agents. AT LAST GISBORNE ENJOYS j A Thoroughly Up-to-date rjpEA AND gUPPER J^OOMS, Which will bear favorable comparison with any in the larger centres of the Dominion. THE BURLINGTON Occupying the two top floors of WEBB’S FINE NEW BUILDINGS, PEEL STREET, Is now in full swing. The Rooms have been luxuriously furnished, and electric fans have been installed to 'keep the atmosphere cool and fresh. Music by a competent Orchestra adds a charm t o the surroundings. The Culinary Department- is hi charge of a highly-qualified chef, while the service is unexceptional. Accommodation for 200 DinersA Speciality is being made of Dainty Afternoon Teas. Mrs. McCORMICK. Proprietress. TARIFF at THE BURLINGTON, Webb’s Buildings, Peel Street:— Best Lunch in town Is, Dainty Afternoon Tea 6d. Special arrangement for weekly customers.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3640, 28 September 1912, Page 1
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