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“ZE AL ANDI A” BOOTS. rrtHESE Celebrated Boots have STOOD | THE TEST FOR THIRTEEN YEARS; her have been aold throughout the Colony, and are to-day MORE POPULAR THAN EVER; in the baay eity or in the quiet forest their tame is known to thousands. ' THE SPLENDID WEAR And Reputation of this Brand have arisen from the fact that only first-class materials aroused, and none but good workmen are employed in their manufacture. TESTIMONIALS Have been received from hundreds of Oust tomen, certifying to the splendid wear othese Boots, and the public are guaranteed against loos from bad workmanship. A Boot with such a reputation naturally leads to other goods being offered, purporting to be “ Zulandus,” but this is a registered Trade Brand, and every pair is stamped on the sole “ and every otbe* Boot is not a genuine “ Zxalutdu.” THESE CELEBRATED BOOTS Have had extraordinary success at the various Exhibitions. In Sydney and Melbourne they I obtained the Highest Colonia! Awards; at Christchurch and Wellington Exhibitions they obtained the only Gold Medals, and have been placed first at local Shows and Exhibitions, too numerous to mention; and at the recent Indian and Colonial Exhibition they were pronounced the FINEST EXHIBIT in the whole Exhibition. (See Sir Julius von Haast’sletter to Sir Julius Vogel.) Andi s thia was in competition against the British Empire, it is something to be fairly proud > f. Let all those who want strong, Hard-wear-ing, Good-fitting Boots, buy a pair of “ ZEALANDIAS,” and they will never use any other. Bold by Storekeepers and Boot and Shoe throughout New Zealand, and menufor the trade bv LIGHTBAND, ALLAN & CO., Christchurch, WBee that the brand Zbaiakdia ”is stamped on the Sole. r The now "PARAGON" BOOT, patented by us, and the INDESTRUCTIBLE TOE are snlendid things; and we also highly recommend " Ootriok’s Patent Boot Back Protectors ” LIGHTBAND, ALLAN A CO.,

R. 0. Clark, Junr, DBAHT PIPE, BBIOK AND TILE MAKES, HOBSON VILLE, NEAR AUCKLAND. Always in stock, full supplies OF—PIPES (4in to 24i».) JUNCTIONS, BENDS, ELBOWS, OUTLETS, SYPHONS, TRAP GRATES, SINKS, GARDEN TILES WHITE PRESSED BRICKS, MALAIN’S WHITE no. HYDRAULIC LIME. A Full Stock of the above lines can be pro . cured >from WINGATE, BURNS & CO., AUCKLAND oa GISBORNE, at the Wholesale prices. A. TATTEBBALL* ALBION CLUB LIVEEY AND BAIT STABLES, GtiDSiomt Rou>. MR FRED TANSLEY desires to intimate that these Stables have been re-built and opened for business, and are now— The Largest and Most Comfortable Stables in Gisborne. Ths Travelling Public can be accomodated at all hours. Vehicles and Saddle Ho tree for Hire on the Shortest Notice. F. TANSLEY, ropr etor, J. HANSEN & CO.. Adjoining|Masonic Hotel, Gladstone Road TAILORS, BEG to draw the attention of the residents of Gisborne and the surrounding to their Well Selected Summer of English and Colonial Tweeds and Coatings, which has just arrived.

J. HANSEN & CO. are carrying on First-class Tailoring Business, all work beag dune by Competent Tradesmen, and not by little boys and girls. Fit akd Styls Gvabantbbd. NO 111 NO PAY. J, HANSEN & CO. COAO SERVICE BETWEEN GISBOBNE AND MURE WAI. JOHN DIXON A MNOUNCEB that, from THURSDAY, Xi. Jan. 8, ha will regularly run a Coach three times a weak (Tuxbdat, Thoubdat, and Baipxmt) from Murewai to Gisborne, returning the same evening. Coach leaves Murewai at 8 a.m., Gisborne at 0.80 p.m. Mingle Fare : 2s 6d; Return, 4s. To Aral to Gisborne: Return Fare, 2s. JOBBING WOBK. ■YTTANTED KNOWN—JOB PRINTING W done at the Lowest Possible Bates at UieGinoan Staxdaxd Office. We have the Beit Jobbing Plant in the Town, and can wo but Good and Cheap Work. G us

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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 328, 23 July 1889, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 328, 23 July 1889, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 328, 23 July 1889, Page 1

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