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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3686, 22 November 1912, Page 2

TT'OIt Fresh Fruit, Confectionery, nwl Vegetables, T?YESTItAIN and Headaches.— Consult Gordon, Spectaclo SpecMiiist, 15 years’ experience. Opposite Bank N.Z. FATHER 95 degrees! Our Soda o-l: degrees! Ice Cream Socia de^ Fountain. opposite Army JoarraeKs. \AfANTED—Men to try our new ' ' Tailor-made Suits; we guarantee ’ 1 i aiioiWUK'O , TT fit, cut, finish, and style.—-hiat-Hoop-er, only address McKee’s Buy - ~- "AVVES" the - Saw Expert,~is still in the same place, opposite Cafe Bros., Gladstone Head. W\ rOHNSTONE and SMUH.—New J Boaters, Panamas, h olt-s and Gaps, Tennis, Cricketing and Bowling Ilats, just arrived. IVE your Fruit Trees a chance- ( -jr Thev will bear-better and the fruit wilL-be'Sounder if you use a „Spray” ruuip. We have them w every variety. F._ -Men to bring their old W Vnuama Hats to us to be cleaned AJS LV-jU —tu.c;iL iu -- - ■» - - Panama Hats to us to he cleaned and renovated for 2s 6d. Is at Hoopei McKee’s Buildings. - TOHNSTONE and SMITH. New J Cricketing and Bowling Trousers ** LricKCXing <uiu w"- , and, Shirts, best finish and latest cuu.

'ANTED—The Lady or Gcntiov v man in search of a nice .HandBag (with cords or without). to aspect the assortment on view in Lews a Window (opposite Reynolds s). J in Wide End Ties, Collars, Braces, Pyjamas, and Fancy Half Hoseyour Employees (especially *■ domestics) with W. Lissant Clayton, District Manager for the Norwich. ’’ to__try our new y Tailor-made Riding Breeches with buc.ks'kin strapping; we guarantee fit and cut. —Nat- Hooper. jj'GIID Memories are awakened when v> - e gaze on dear one’s faces. 1 darker, Grey Street, for speaking likenesses in Oils or Black and M lute. TE yoa want 'the latest Straw Boater or Panama Hat, go to IS at Hooper fl * wo give highest value for lowest PJtcgTATaNTED KNOWN—Fresh Okit'u VV Butter, direct from the churn -o your table. Cheapest on the market. Goes further than any other, fry it. DHE GISBORNE TIMES for GenJ-. oral and Commercial Printing and bookbinding of every description. of Job Printing executed- ed with neatness, accuracy and lespateh by the Gisborne i übhshmg Jo., Ltd., .ft eel Street. ’Phone 500. jTWtt - ’ a Smooth Shave or Stylish lb Haircut, go to MCK CARDER'S. corner of Gladstone ltoad and jrey Street. Three chairs going contan tly, and no one kept- waiting.

TO HN ST ONE and SMITH .—New Flannel Lounge Suits for Summer Wear from 37s 6d; good rang© of patterns.-' - . Known—For Plumbing Gasfitting, Drainage, and all branches of Sanitary Work, go to F. H "Wilkinson, 68 Grey Street. and SMITH. —N ew Season's Shirts, greatest range and value ever offered. See W indow Display. . AffANTED—Men to know we have opened our New Stock of the famous Jason All-wool Summer TTnderclothing. Nat Hooper. . W7"ANTED —Men to inspect our new ’’ Stock of Shirts, Ties, Sox and Braces; our low prices are the talk of the town. Nat Hooper. PARKER, Grey Street, guarantees to please all patrons in Pucturefraining. A large Stock of Mouldings and Mounts to choose from. “Try him ; he never disappoints.” IT OR a Sweet Smoke you can’t beat Y a Briar Pipe. Call and inspect the endless varieties I have to show you.—Nick Carter’s Cosy Hairdressing Saloon. \\rXNTED —You to see our Christ- ’ t mas Cards. The finest assortment ever imported to Poverty Bay. Direct from the Manufacturers. — “Gisborne Times,” Peel Street. ’Phone 500. __ "i\lo \"ELTIESI—AII the latest Novel ties for the Spring and Summer Season may be inspected at Lewis’ Fancy Drapery Depot. Call and see them.

READ TO SERVE ANY HOUR IN THE DAY AT THE BURLINGTON The New Fashionable Dining Rooms, WEBB’S BUILDINGS, REEL ST. "OKING on tho Second and Third -*-* Floors it is naturally cooler than places of refreshment on a level with the street. We specialise in DAINTY SUPPERS and supply private rooms for Dinner and Supper Parties. OPEN ON SUNDAYS. MRS McCORMICK, Proprietress. Telephone 824. hGISBO POUND. m ED Cam 20 roads, j Bro onmd join ime he above an ISDAY, EC SON E. WILKE paid Pound, 4, at 12 noon. Pound'keeper.