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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 548, 23 December 1890, Page 2

TEND f, k s . WANTED —Tenders for DMvery of Heart of Puriri at Kaiteiatahi Brings nite. Particulars to be seen at iiEORGE Humphrey’*, coach Lui der, Gbborne. Tenders close on MONDAY, 29th December, at the office cf the undersigned. GEO. HUMPHREYS, Gladstone Road.

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. g SPRING | 1890 I SUMMER. H — 1 C. H. AMBRIDGE, A/TANAGER of Gisborne Branch, A H IV-L begs to intimate to his g numerous friends and general gj public that he has returned from .j h their Large Southern Warehouses ■g with the la LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK OF R Boys’ and Men’s Mercery and i Oiothing h ' Ever Offered in Gisborne. 5 j 9 Alho - M H Also ’ Q Q Several Lines specially imported ! w « for Gisborne Trade. Panama and w H Java Straw, with strap and buckle, ; Also, Land and Water Felt Hats, gj procurable only at— > NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. ;

EX R.HT.S. “SVAPJEH.U." OJXTE3 TENNIS AND CRICKETING SHIRTS, Direct from the Mkuufacturers, LILLIE AND HENDERSON. Early Inspection Solicited. WM. ADAIR. “ "PC ” MARMALADE BEADY TO BE SENT OUT. have received from Messrs Kirkpatrick & Co. a sample of their Marmalade, for which it is impossible to pronounce other than a most favorable verdict. On opening the tin the scent of the preserved fruit at once indicates its nature, and the Marmalade on being turned out has a most tempting appearance, while ite flavour fully bears out the expectations it baa given rise to, We can recommend this brand of Marmalade as far superior to any other we have seen in the market, and we understand it is now obtainable from all the local storekeepers,— Colonist, 20tb Sept.

J. WHIN K A Y , This is ths shop for meat and small To get Good Varaur, the deliaht of all. In proof of this give me a call; 111 gratify your whimsiest freak, ll you’ll but give me time to speak, And search that fine oblong retreat Of bricks and stone up the main street. Surrounded there with all that’s good, Churches and cnapels built of wood. Schools, high and low, pride of the land, Around that sightly centre stand. Furniture Shew