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SPECIAL WANTED®# Ilf ADAME DE SOLLAYE, Palmist,. from London, Capetown, and the Great Australian Waxworks, Sydney. —"\ T :i 11 Wain i : ii Road (Lawless's -No. 11 Wainui Buildings). 'THE American Picture Framing Co., 23 Gladstone Road.—Art Frames in all sizes and designs, from Is lid. Photos fitted while you wait. 3-hole Postcard Frames, 2s 6d, WANTED Known—We are the ’ " Agents for the Famous Trump Jap Motor Cycles. Please notice 166 on the road.—Fischbach 'THERE are .500 riders of the Boom A Bicycle'in Gisborne alone. Who will hack our assertions that a Boom rider never changes his mount. Boom Cyclery ■ "pOR Wire Mats, ‘ Fibre Mats, Cork x Mats and Table Mats, try Prime, Ironmonger. If pays to call on us.

JOHNSTONE and SMITH—New Season’s Shirts, greatest range and value ever offered: See Window Display. WANTED Known—Fischbacb, sells y ‘ I7s Gd Gd Tyres, 15 months guarantee. Sole agent for Britannia Tyres. Fischbajd) • : ‘ 99/H Tyres, guaranteed 15 months; u we now offer less guarantee at 12s Gd each. Boom Cyciery. WANTED KNOWN—Fresh Okitu * ¥ Butter, direct from the churn to your table. Cheapest on the market. Goes further than any other. Try it. rjUTHBIE and MADDOC’K: Juf arrived Tweed Coats, Plain and Reversible Collar, latest styles, splendid value from 19s Gd; Ladies’ Dressing Gowns for Winter wear from 4s 6d up to 80s. Inspection invited. XT'OF Revolvers and Guns try Prime, x Ironmonger. HpIME is Money. Have your Cycle repaired while you wait at Fisc-h----bach. 1A /« For nothing; 12s Gd now buys ±\J/ „ 22 s Gd tvre lately guaranteed 15 months. At the Boom Cyclery. A LL that’s Latest, All that’s Good at the Iced Fountain. Try Rosemergy’s, opposite Army Barracks. SOVEREIGN WHY Walk ! ! 9d daily buys a ’ ’ Boom Bicycle. Why wear your boots out? Boom Cyclerv.

OROCKERY costs 20 per cent more to land to-day than it did eJx months ago, but we bought forward, and can still sell at the old prices. Tumblers still 3 for Is, Glass Jam Dishes still 3 for Is, all other lines equally cheap at The People’s Empor--1~ /„ Bicycle Tyres, guaranteed 12 months; our offer to cyclists guarantee 9s 6d each for withou davs only Boom Cyclery. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies’ Hy- * ' drotite Rainproof Coats, in Fawns and Reseda, Burberry Sleeves. Storm Collars ; best value in town: prices from 21s. Inspection invited. Guthrie and Maddocb. WANTED KNOWN—That at The ’ * Beehive can be obtained the world’s latest designs and materials for Art Needlework. Q/£ Buys a. 15s Bicycle Tyre 7 days only this genuine offer. Boom Cyclery. FOR 1 /Ci Buys a 22s 6d tyre. Why use A—' u that old coyer any longer? Boom for Bargains. WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Wal- ' ’ key’s'Art Needlework Class commences on Tuesday Evening, Ist April, 12s 6d per term,* at The Beehive.

rf'\TJR Ice Cream is Wholesome; our Sweets are the Best. Buy from the maker—Jowers, “Sweetarics.” _ T*7Tl have a reputation for selling * * Wire Netting cheaply. Try Prime, Ironmonger. Ty ANTED KNOWN Preserving ** Plums, Apricots, etc., in any quantity-; delivered in town.—Sargisson and Co., Fruiterers, Giadstone Road. ’Phone 787QWAN Cycles! Swan Cycles! Built in cur own Factory.* Order now and see it getting built at Fischbach. AMKKtCAN Picture i''iam-ng (Jo., 25 Gladstone Road.—Call and see our Artistic Display of Pictures by the World’s Famous Artists. 6 D WANTED KNOWN—A beautiful ' ’ assortment of Pliasian Silk, Fibrone Silk, Mallard Floss and Crochet Braids, just opened at The Beehive, Peel Street.

21 h.p., magneto; usual price £65; clearance offer £45.' Boom Cyclery. & * SMITHTOHNSTONE • an<3f SMITH—New ** 'Boaters, Panamas, Felts and Caps, Tennis,, Cricketing and Bowling Hats, just arrived. TpO’JD Memories are awakened when we gaze on dear one’s faces. Parker, Grey Street, for speaking likenesses in'Gils or Black and White. F°s Cartridges and Ammunition try Prime, Ironmonger ■jl/fOHAWK Motor Cycfe, twin 5x6 h.p.; latest in Gisborne; £95, terms.—Boom. afford a £6O Piano! Weil then buy a Rex op hone from The People’s Emporium. Nothing op the market can touch it for clearness and purity of tone. Prices range from £3 to £2l. ALL HOTELS. QMALL. COINS have large purchasmg power at the People’s Emporium. Our doorway is a short cut to the Savings Bank- Don’t miss it. [TDaTBER, Humber, Humber Motor Cycles. Agents for Poverty Bay, Boom Cycle Co. FOR a Smooth Shave or Stylish Haircut, go to NICK CAP, IER’S, corner of Gladstone Road and Grey Street. Three chairs going con *tantly, and no one ‘kept waiting.

TVTOVELTIES!—AII th© latest Nov *■' elties for the Spring and Summer Season niay be insnected at Lewis’ Fancy Drapery Depot. Cal] and southern. ' WHIZZ ! ! Lincoln Elk Motor Cyvv clo, 1913 Model;-2>=peed F. cnSine, countershaft; usual price £75; argain price £45, Boom Cyclery. WANTED —The Lady or Gentle man in search of a nice' HandBag (with cords or without) to inspect the assortment on view in Lewis’* Window (opposite Reynolds’s). . TA/"ANTED —Men to know we have ’’ opened our New Stock of the famous Jason All-wool Summer HnderHooper. \ \ and. SMITH.—T^ew mnd Shirts, best finish and latest v;a? m s wmfflm -’lothing. TOHNSTONir ° Cricketing

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3793, 2 April 1913, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3793, 2 April 1913, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3793, 2 April 1913, Page 1

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