Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4001, 6 August 1915, Page 7

A MICE RAINCOAT WILL SPLIT THE DIFFERENCE 1 Perhaps you’re doubtful whether to get at? ‘Overcoat or a Macintosh—cer,a '-siniy you want the warmth of an Overcoat, but a Macintosh would keep you muck drier-, wouldn’t it ? • A HAiNCOAT is what you want! r't •> -w a lei proof and warm as well, bt> being very smart. t*E£ YORK'S S3IC SHOWING OF , TRUSTY RAINCOATS. Why not come along’ and, try on one or two? You will like them all * SBaraaggasaaasaga Pi) VO PIP v> * ii %JF £ \ f\j. THE SPORTS OUTFITTER, ADSTONTfi RdIAD, QISBO'ENE.

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MANUFACTURERS’ AGENT, LOWE STREET. Representing— Methvf.'ii and Co., Lt<l. (Methvon Boiler Frame, Seamless Coppers, etc), Onnedin. Taylor and Oakley (Galvanised Hol-low-war© etc.), of Christchurch. Charles Bills, Wireworker (maker Bill’s Plate Rack), Dunedin. Farrs Bros. (Simplex Skylight,-, tie., Japanned Travelling Trunks, etc.,) Dunedin. Wadie. Baliantvno and Co., Ltd., Indent Carriage Ware), Dunedin. T. E. Shields and Co., Produce Merchants, Dunedin. - Darling and McDowell, Produce Merchants, Oainaru. Brooks Lemos Lemon Squash. Walks.'a Sanitary Blocket-tes. Brown’s Plough and Cart Springs. WAolseaale Quotations on ApplicsitoH T. -HARWOOD, GENERAL CARRIER. FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED. ALL •gOATS AND" 'jVfETLuggage Attended, to and Forwarded to any part of the Dominion. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED . TO. " Stand ’Phono 6-10.

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