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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3641, 30 September 1912, Page 5

The Right Hon. H. H. Asquith, British Prime Minister, celebrated his 60th birthday on September 12.

Determination, accounts for much. Grieve, jeweller, is determined to, reduce his* stock before moving into Craig’s premises. Hence huge sale bargains.*

The Poverty Bay Billiard Parlors, opposite Redstone’s Stables, Lowe Street, have three true running tables. Two of them are match tables; Suit good players. This room is one of the most comfortable and central rooms in the town.—James Smith, prop.*

The Labor Day Sports organised by the East Coast Trades and Labor Council will bo held on October 28. A programme of athletib events is in course of preparation, and it is sure to attract a largo section of the public.

Is (vnse for our delight.* Just a little sneezing, Just a little chill; Just a lot of medicine, Just a nasty pill. Just a week of coughing, Still no chapco of cure: if you’d bought Woods’ Peppermint, You’d row bo well I’m sure.*

“Always something new to come from Africa,” said the Romans, and “always something old to be got from Cognac,” say the knowing ones of today. They recognise it by Martell’s Blue and Silver Label.*

An Italian, proverb says scornfully: “Ask the lioet if he have good wine,” but when you see Martell’s Blue and Silver Label on the table yon need not question the quality of the Brandy.*

What a Measure travelling would be without luggage. This is Grieve’s, jeweller, idea re removing sale. Easier to carry cash than stock.*

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