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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4007, 13 August 1915, Page 7

*v W©rk-W©rk-Work TELL THE EYES ARE HEAVY AMD DIM. Is tliis what YOU are doing’ day after day? Goin" Home from your Business with Eyes Weary asid S®r® No thought of the precious sight you are injuring. Don’t go on injuring your Greatest Gift. Consult Harold k Armstrong |] (Fellow of the Institute of Opticians, London; Fellow of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers, London) OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, 121, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. THE POVERTY BAY lifiLa Lit GARAGE, PEEL STREET, (Next Opera House). Agents for— —Agents for The “Maxwell” Sar 25 h.p. 1915 Model, at its price—£265 THE WORLDS GREATEST CAR Latest Fittings, including Electric Lighting and Starting System. The “Calthorpe Hi tier 55 ' The Miniature Car-de-luxe. The Car that has made Light Car History. LOOKS LIKE A CAE! RUNS LIKE A CAR! SILENT LIKE A CAR! AND IS A CAR! The ss |ypm©blSe Ss World-renowned, fitted with all the latest appliances, including the “ WESTINGHOUSE ” Electric Starter. All other makes of the best English, Continental, and American Cars can be procured for clients at lowest rates. INSPECTION INVITED. TRIAL RUNS ARRANGED. REPAIRS’ A SPECIALITY. P.O. Box 150. Eli one 384. The Poverty Bay I!©tor o©. Ltd. * J. JOHNSTONE, Manager. A NICE RAINCOAT WILL SPLIT THE DIFFERENCE S Perhaps you ie doubtful whether «.© get'ac Overcoat or a Macintosh—certainly you want the warmth of an Overcoat, but a Macintosh would keep you muck drier, wouldn’t it P A RAINCOAT ia what you want: ’Us waterproof and warm as well, besides being very smart. @£E YORK'S BIG SHOWING OF TRUSTY RAINCOATS. Why not come along and. try on one or two? You will like them Ml right l GEO. YORK, THE BPORTB OUTFITTER, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. National iutuaS Life Isvssaasm sedation of ItisfraSagla 3 LIMITED. Established. 1869. Funds nearly £9,000,000. LARGE BONUSES. AMPLE SECURITY. LOW PREMIUMS. POLICIES ISSUED TO PROVIDE FOR DEATH DUTIES. POLICIES ISSUED FOR BUS!MESS PURPOSES. POLICIES ISSUED FOR CHILDREN’S EDUCATION AMD “START m LIFE.” “ Tho Stock Exchange,” London, 17th Feb. 1910, says,—“ Of the numerous Colonial offices doing business in this country, the premier position for popularity must certainly be given to tho National Mutual Life Association of Australasia, which, year after year, manages to create fresh records in all directions.” Send for particulars to— T. W. RAPLEY, District Manager. Or Local Agents. F. W. NICHOLSON. Manager for N.Z. FOE HARNESS VND never try. The 1 isfnetion you have var same lalufaction you , obtained from them in the pait you will set now and in tho future. 15 HO.KSF COVERS. ED. .WILLIAMS contains the carr portico of fle«h - Sts * end bone-making irtjg hi such a fo: the* 93JJ fes rt?M*b