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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10299, 7 January 1927, Page 4

GIFTS—I 926-7. Wristlet Watches, Armlets, Manicure Sets, Silver Cigarette Cases. Presents for Ladies and Gentlemen. All at Reasonable 1 rices. GORDON, The Reliable Jeweller (opp Bank N.Z.) ESSEX HOUSE (4$ Miles DAY A FOR S ca njlinUbr . rons*rea fof « ins’s dol Gisborne). „RDING SCHOOL (8 to 15 Years;. id successfully ganui, Christ'? Jand the High vacancies foi 127. An Boys pro and Kin w Schools. IL--_ erjr three or four BfarSers for 1 early application is recoram Prospectus may be #bt Rev. L. H. Fenn .a from Messrs. Ball School Accountan borne. [raw ’eel lided. ihool, of law (the It., Gis-

Gisborne High School DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY BOYS AND GIRLS. Principal: FRANK FOOTE, 8.A., B.Sc. Pupils pifplpd for Proficiency, Public Serttcif • Matriculation and Scholarship fexamjliations. The PrinlipaMTs assisted in the Secondary fcepaajfthent by a thoroughly of JLB teachers. PREPARaTO Approved w\\ 111. upwards wi The Departi control of add Preparatory xeacher. THE RECTORY. ARTJtfENT. Standard fitted. t under the experience I The Boys’ Boarding House is under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Fqote. THE HOSTEL. The Girls’ Boarding House is under the control of Miss D. M. Stewart 8.A., Senior Mistress. The school grounds and playing fields cover an area of 21 acres. Early application is necessary for admission into the- Preparatory Department and the Boarding House. Prospectus and full particulars from Mr. Foote, the Principal, or from Clias. H. Bull, Secretary, Box 293, Gisborne.

Own Your Own Home BE A KING IN YOUR OWN DOMAIN. NO W IS THE TIME T 0 BTJY ■yyOULD THIS SUIT YOTJ? A Modern Dwelling of five spacious Living Rooms, Pantry, Washhouse, etc., Hot and Cold Water; nicely situated handy to town with 'beautiful Fruit Trees and HALF-AN-ACRE OF LAND. QASH REQUIRED £225 Balance Arranged. If not I HAVE OTHERS AT GIFT PRICES or WHY NOT BUY A SECTION and Build to your own liking when convenient? Erie M. Harper 74 Lowe Street.