WHY Pav /dWytant prices for 1 W Q-oid Wajpfafand Chains, Diamond Rings, tfaSiig. Rings, Fijgy Glasses, Pmsrifs, Ro<V> Saddles, Harness, i/d/l' lying Marines, when you cai|%py from George Smith for half-pncgT A T The Beehive, Reel Street, the ix lowest- and Latest Editions or Books and Magazines are always obtainable. W" ANTED Known mary former. New Goods r . longer. «”T_ _Sp£--X~ - HE CUURSWVOU WILL attend Land 26th ' Williams an W. Do verves with W. Lissa ,alo at Ross- - one we lay the __ __ Oct. |(Tare oli'cring Mr. s in conjunction r vton LiUli i 4 r pRAVEL IN COMYORI.— It 5 want to travel in comfoit, m D w> D. -McKEAGUE (Telephone /88), and ho will convey you swiftly wherever you want to go in Ins latest model Chalmers Car. Country trips and night engagements undertaken. Stand: Opposite Johnstone ana Smith’s, Tailors. 1?0R Cheapest and Best Seed and T Table Potatoes, Nelson Apples, Oats, Chaff, Onions; etc., try Henry Currie. 3 tons Gamekeeper-Seed, [•heap. THE Weather is getting warm. It i vou need a Refresher call m at losemorgy’s. He serves them from ire British Soda Fountain. Opposite Salvation Army Barracks. k/VAixTED— Men to try our new Tailor-made Suits ; we guarantee t, cut, finish, and style.—Nat Hoopr onlv addross Mclvee s Buildings.
H' iVWKS, tJie Saw Expert is still in tlio same place, opposite Cave Bros., Gladstone Koad. __ NSTONE and SMITH.—New Boaters, Panamas Felts and Caps, Tennis, Cricketing and Bowling Hats, just arrived. - IVE vour Fruit Trees a chance. They will bear better and the fruit will be sounder if v«u use a Spray Pump. We have them m every variety- F. Hall and Sons. WANTED—Men to bring their old ' > Panama Hats to us to be cleanecl and renovated for 2s 6d. Nat Hoopei McKee's Buildings. JOHNSTONE and SMITH. New O Cricketing and Bowling Trousers and Shirts, best finish and latest cut.
WANTED— The Lady or Gentleman in search of a nice .HandBao- (with cords or without) to inspect the assortment on view in Lewis s Window (opposite Reynolds s)_. and SMlTH.—Latest <1 Ties, Collars, Braces, Kancy Half HoseINSURE your Employees (especially L domestics) with W. Lissant Clayton, District Manager for the Norwich.” TOHNSTONE in With En Pyjamas, and I ANTED—Men to try our now v v Tailor-made Riding Breeches with buckskin strapping; we guarantee fit and cut. —Nat- Hooper.
IAOND Memories are awakened when ‘ we pir/A on dear one’s faces. 1 inker, Grey Street, for speaking likenesses in Oils or Black and Ah,to. rr vou want tlio latest Straw Boater or Panama Hat. go to Nat Hooper ; wo give highest value for lowest price. _ 'VTfANTED KNO WN—Fresh Okitu Butter, direct from tl>e churn to your table. Cheapest on the market. Goes further than any other. Try it. THE GISBORNE TIMES for General and Commercial Printing and Bookbinding of every description. 'TLLClasses of Job Printing execut--v ed with neatness, accuracy and <lc*spatch by the Gisborne Publishing Co., Ltd., Peel Street. ‘Phone 500. FOR a Smooth Shave or Stylish Haircut, go to NICK GARTEIPS, corner of Gladstone Road and Grey Street. Three chairs going constantly, and no one 'kept waiting.
JOHNSTONE and SMITH.—New H Flannel Lounge Suits for Summer Wear from 37s Gel; good range of patterns. ___ WANTED —Linen llags in any quantity.—Apply “Times” Office. ANTED Known —For Plumbing, Gasfittmg, Drainage, and all branches of Sanitary Work, go to F. H. Wilkinson, 68 Grey Street. XTAWES, Carpenter, Joiner, and TT Builder. Jobbing work undertaken. Opposite Cave Bros., Gladstone Road. TOHNSTONE and SMITH. —New P Season’s Shirts, greatest range and value ever offered. See Window Display. WANTED—Mon to know we have * ' opened our New Stock of the famous Jason All-wool Summer Underclothing. Nat Hooper. ALL HOTELS.
WANTED—Men to inspect our new ' ’ Stock of Shirts, Tics, Sox and Braces; our low prices arc the talk of the town. Nat Hooper. "OARKER, Grey Street, guarantees to please all patrons in Puctureframing. A large Stock of Mouldings and Mounts to choose from. “Try him; ho never disappoints.” pOR a Sweet Smoke you can’t beat A a Briar Pipe. Call and inspect the endless varieties I have to show you.—Nick Carter’s Cosy Hairdressing Saloon. \J\f ANTED—You to see our Clirist- ' mas Cards. The finest assort-if-.'lrt ever imported to Poverty Bay. Direct from the Manufacturers. — “Gisborne Times,” Peel Street. ’Phono 500. NOVELTIES!—AII the latest Novel Res for the Spring.and Summer Season may be inspected at Lewis’ Fancy Drapery Depot. Call and see them. _ piCYCLE-^Gcnt’s 22in frame, cos! £l2 lOsj in thorough order and repair; new tyres. First offer £5 secures this bargain. Boom Cycle W orks. . rCHE First Shipment of Toys and *- Dolls for Xmas and Carnival Yv 7 eek have arrived at The Beehive, Peel St. TUST arrived by. Post .from London, an exquisite range of the latest Art Needlework The Beehive, Gi6.bo me.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3656, 17 October 1912, Page 2
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