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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3825, 7 May 1913, Page 9

You heard what I said ! r HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. The very smartest Mats and Ties in Gisborne are at TIES. ties. ties. TIES. The Sports Outfitter. 181, GLADSTONE ROAD. 'Phone 135.

Would you like to enjoy a rare lux nry? You eau do so by having a lur'kish Bath at the Grey Street Hot Baths A hot air bath, followed by a ivarm plunge and a cold shower, will make yon feel clean right through, and remove all traces of stiffness >r fatigue Put it to the feet * •'‘The Connoisseur is one who knows, tho Dilettante one who thinks he knows.” Try Mar toll's and you’ll her-ome a Connoisseur of good Brandy.*

BILLIARDS. SEE FOR YOURSELF THE gILLIARD pARLOURS (UPSTAIRS) (Opp. British Empire Hotel, Peel St.). Six Fast Running Tables, inducing 1 TUDOR STANDARD, 4 Sets Snooker Balls, Electricity throughout, . 6 50-C. Power each table, 2 Markers, Strict Attention and Civility. Telephone, Reading and Writing Rooms for Patrons. '. AUSTIN and FORREST, Proprietors.

For Chronic Complaints,Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, «s'.6d.* The Irish say: “Better Pc sure ihan sorry," so buy Martell’s.*

THE MAN WHO KNOWS Takes his Repairs to the one who has had the most experience whose skill enable him to do the most satisfactory work in the least time, and at the least cost. My work is not merely a matter ofi-getting a living, I take a pride in everything I do, in doing it well. - ' Whatever. I Undertake to do. for yon, you may rest assured it will be to your entire satisfaction. To look after the few well is my aim rather than give unsatisfactory service to the many. Kia- Ora Cycle' Works. 3351