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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3960, 17 June 1913, Page 4

WATCH THIS SPACE. BIG PURCHASE OF LADIES’ BLOUSES VERY SPECIAL VALUES 2s. lid., 3s. lid., 4s. lid. MELBOURNE CASH v cry time for 4§>PBGIA3L LINES. P injo iilfa alTin aim alfa aTTa a" I'"a aim alfa aXa «nFa'a H a alTa aA a alfa aim Uj| lj Box 14. Telephone 240. Ij h JOHNSTONE & SMITH For L! GENTLEMEN’S MERCERY, OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS, AND »J OILSKINS. The High-class Tailors and Expert Breeches Makers. Only One Address: NEXT HERALD: OFFICE. TEAT & FRIAR’S Gigantic Mid-winter SALE NOW ON

eHEftP TIMBER ! i 50,000 FEET. : SUITABLE FOR STABLES, SHEDS, BINS, FOWL -HOUSES, PIG-STYES, WHARES, ETC.— 6 A PER 100 ' FEET awards. 6A PER 100 FEET awards. TIMBER MUST BE SOLD. TO MAKE ROOM FOR HEAVY SHIPMENTS ARRIVING SHORTLY. EVANS, NIELD & GO central Timber Mills. t AGENTS SHACKLOCK RANGES. ABERMAIN COAL. ’Pono 512.. Prompt Delivery.

GRAND OPERA IN GISBORNE. It is scarcely likely that Caruso or Tetrazzini will come to New Zealand—ever. Yet you can hear their voices in the great masterpieces right here in Gisborne, and so very slight is the difference in clarity and richness between the voice heard actually or through a GRftMOPHONE (“ HIS MASTER’S VOICE ”) that when the music ceases you are almost startled to find no real singer there. _ _ ' The Gramophone took its stand as a musical instrument when the disc machine was perfected. It is as far above the grinding and scraping machines of th eold days—(not yet, alas! quite extinct) —as the Pianola is above the old-fashioned barrel organ. If you care flor good music, let us play you some on the “ Queen Anne” machine. Call any day, and hear your favorite symphony or song. PEEL STREET. GLADSTONE ROAD.

J, H. Burr. I. Mirfield. A.N.Z.I.A. A.N.Z.I.A. BURR AND MIRFIELD, ARCHITECTS. ■ Hallenstein's Buildings, Gladstone Rdad (upstairs). t Entrmnce fronr -F. 6. Malcolm and Co/« Awriaon Awwrt-