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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4004, 10 August 1915, Page 6

%Wm •V' iiii AT iSS 'iT-'-f AC 38&g£ <?A W? •RYU A Y 1 ■v_ W/l : A V - V: Wf iSM II :Y si’s'; u. X" *• T 0 |l 5# /I I Cl I :-r Jr jRITISn MATERIAL ATI) BRITISH WORK HEX combine to make the SPEXCEP, PIAXO wlmt it is—THE BEST. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS For this and other First-class Lines of EXGLISH PIAXOS, and wo soli for Cusn O't on Essy TsrmSj with or vvthout a Deposit. t e\ kjjw { LUrlte'lJJ sn m m n n .cry, Hl** i k w: s-j I J HI U r TE\ 111 (H. FU CHOVEAUX) (jLADSI’OXE ROAD (just below Grey Street). Rhone "dT't MU 1 AA>" J2i iLS fci CSS We have just opened a Magnificent Range of m m s rf - -« *• H L H If ’•?'?’* %=£j Hlgg I JAP SILK i 1 SHANTUNG \ h PONGEE | 4 VOILE | I CREPE | In all the Xcw and Leading Styles direct from the Manufacturer, and at Prices from ss. 6d« to 17s. 6d. XOW SIIOWIXG IX our, WIXDOW. MAKE YOUP, CHOICE EARLY. --SsgSS® m jektssssk gj Aj'M M h* tt 'jyxV’i

‘p; * This is the praise the house-wife receives who purchases her Kitchen Utensils from GRUNDY AND SHENNAN. And why P Because Kitchen Utensils purchased here are always of the Best Quality BRITISH-MADE Goods. ENAMEL KETTLES ENAMEL TEAPOTS ENAMEL SAUCEPANS ENAMEL STEWPANS ENAMEL BOILERS ENAMEL BASINS C AH ilsul sJf fiilSll 111 made of the Best English Materials, by the Best English Makers. Me have also Earthen-ware Teapots and Pudding-basins. . . For everything for the Kitchen be sure you purchase at the “ Complete ” House Furnishers. Sole Agents for " Tourist Cars ” and “ Griffin’s Wall Papers.” Telephone 2SS. P.O. Box 273.

m ?:S«v & TV et less 'V. SOLID DRAVfHk COPPerx^aSH^ Boi. The Seams Spoil the Ordinary Copper. No matter how carefully they arq joined, after n time they Vet rough, ragged, weak. The 'clothes get caught, they get worn, frayed, and discolored j the boiler is hard to clean, and water leaks out. Methysn Hew Seamless Copper Is minus all these disadvantages. Being seamless, surface is smooth everywhere. Nothing to catch clothes, no weak places to give way. hashing is preserved, and you get six times the wear. Ask ironmonger to show it. W. Findlay, Wholesale Agent, Gisborne. POVERTY BAY CABRFME FACTORY J I WILL BUILD YOU A BUGGY AS THOUGH I WERE BUILDING IT FOR MYSELF. The worth of a-Buggy can best be arrived at by its years of solid work, the length of time it looks well, and the satisfactioa it gives its owner. L£ YDON’sS SUGGSES tiavo been so long before the public that the reputation carried by the .builder’s name is a guarantee ox the excellence oI th« srork. THE PRICE IS SIGHT l REPAIRS. PAINTING tJPHOLSTERIN G a Carried out by Experienced Workmen. , B e LI 3AIO&S STKE&X ... \ PHONE