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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20567, 29 May 1941, Page 8

It, may need oiling . • • new rollers . . . wringer adjustment . . . or a. new gear drive . . . 1 >1 Even the best machine occasionally needs attention. Let Chrisp’s give yours an overhaul. IF YOUR MACHINE NEEDS ATTENTION RING 33. Our Washer expert is ready to give you every service. PHONE 33 REGENT BLDGS.

school WORK BIG APPETITES Nothing so satisfies their healthy hun ge r as bread. See that they gel plenty of it If von want the best order . .. HC mm m m WmV i m mm FINDLAY’S 1 Every Wagon Wanted | For Railways’ Constant Service §§ Distribution of food and] produce, fuel and everything | else so necessary to our existence is very largely 3 dependent upon the unhindered and constant | movement of all the rolling-stock of the Railways. | Every loaded wagon standing idle means ■ inconvenience or delay somewhere. 1 Consignments lying unclaimed in goods sheds are 1 another serious cause of transport congestion, gt Upon every user of the rail rests the responsibility 1 of hastening the release of wagons and of promptly i removing consignments from goods sheds. 1 Collect Consignments Quickly

LADIES’ WINTER SHOES black CALF SHOES. Rubber soles. 22/6 BLACK CALF SHOES. Leather soles. 22/6: BLACK CALF SHOES, as above. ■ 29/6. 32/6 TAN CALF SHOES, as above. 29/6 32/6 BLACK GLACE SHOES. Arch supports and extra wide. Sizes. NAVY GLACE, as above Sizes 4 to 8 BLACK GLACE AND SUEDE Sizes 4 to 7 BROWN SHOES, Court and Lace, wide joints .. 32/6 MEN’S WINTER BOOTS Bladder lined. 39/6, 45A, 55/- pair Stout solos. Wax Sewn. Plain or Nailed. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ BOOTS AND SHOES Leather Soles. Heel and Toe Plates, Also with Rubber Soles and H " k 19/6 *° 25/1 JOB LOT OF LADIES’ SHOES - 15/ONLY AT CLAYTON’S Near King’s Theatre, Gisborne.