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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3714, 27 December 1912, Page 5

G 'nd BulTshes ellers Silver Shavi at Nasmith air Have you had your share of the good things ive offer you? We are chock full of bargains from floor to ceiling, and you ought not to mips such a chance. If you have not paid us a. visit yet, make up your mind to come at once. Do not let your neighbor get as much for £1 here as other places will charge you 24s for. Follow the' crowd to The People’s Emporium, and secure some of the bargains offering there. By doing this you will be studying true economy. Don’t forget the address—2o7 Gladstone Road, nearly opposite Salvation Army Barracks * With evergiven free oand Son, Jew J Pan a Protector is & at Nasmith

Even in the rush and joyous bustle of Christmas the old folk who have passed the strenuous days and are living in the autumn of life at the various institutions throughout the Dominion are not forgotten, and the inmates of the Gisborne Old People’s Home desire to return thanks for a host of Christmas cheer which went far to brightening up the joyous day. They wish to return thanks to Mr J. F. Pettie (Masonic Hotel) for a roast of beef and a Christmas pudding, to Mr D. J. Barry and Mr Jex-Blake, for a selection of Christmas cheer, to Mr W. A. O’Meara, for a- tin of biscuits, and to “A Friend” for a box of cigars. Then also should be mentioned those kindly people who visited the home on Christmas Day and the different denominations for their periodical visits throughout the year. See our Wine o-day. Nasmith and Son, JewdlePflTpaffi-Broad’ffl.*

The latest in ami Scents. Nas ellers.* ' i A very «i‘ Nasmith 7 elling S , J: range of Hat Pins u^J'eiVellers.'*

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