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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 48, 26 February 1901, Page 2

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BOOK ARCADE. "S N the Palace of the King [Marion Crawford Die Old Dominion Mary Johnston Number One and Number Two F. M. Peard In White Raiment The Woman of Death Long Live the King David Hamm Princess of Copper Tommy and Soixcl W. Le Qncx Guy Boothby Wescott A. G. Gunter Barrie We have a Large Assortment of NINEPENNY NOVELS in Stock. Scraps, Snapshots, Quarterly Volumes, photo Frames (in white wood and oak, to hold from one to six Cabinet Photos). Office Material of every description stockedDIAIUES IHOI DIARIES 1001 Slates, Schoolbags, Exercise Books, Pens, Pencils, Nibs, etc. ’Xmas Numbers of Pears’, Illustrated London News, and Holly Leaves sold at is each. UK AVV It’OKD & SON. Telephone S 7. COLON[A(i MUTUAL life assurance society, Limiteo. HEAD Office for New Zealand: Customhouse Quay, Wellington. tsjuw Zealand DittßCTona *. J. B. Harcourt (Chairman), Wellington Seymour Tliorno Goorgo, Auckland Tho Hon. Geo. McLean, Dunedin Tho Hon. Sir .Fas. Prondorgast, Wellington I’IIOO U 123.4 or TUB society 1873*1809. Poi.tet&s ltirtUEt* •• Assuain Amounts Pan .UMiATKD 385,268 JlOl. Accumulated The ]’olieio3 of this Sooiety nro ABSO LUTELY UNCONDITIONAL. Claims arc Paid I.MMEDIATEIA- on proof of death. JOHN COLEMAN, Agent for Gisborne. ARTHUR B. GIBBS, Secretary for Now Zealand. T JIIANGANUI HOTEL, GISBORNE. R. 11. CAMPBELL (Late of the Taranaki Hotel, Now Plymouth), BEGS to notify that he has taken tho Tuhanoanui Hotel, where ho will bo glad to meet his friends. The Hotel is newly-built, has Excellent Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors, and its position gives it many special advantages, being close to the Post Office, Railway Terminus, and Wharf.

EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT. MODERATE TAEIFE. Telephone No. 51. MONTROSE HOUSE, KAITI, Gisborne. (Three Minutes from Post Office). FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MRS COGAR. Special Jobs. Special Jobs. BOUGHT BY MAM WAY When in Auckland. Last Pew Days of Sals. Last Pew Days of Sale. 20th century sale « SASH RIBBONS 20th century salo 10in., all silk, 20th centmy sale Od Yard. 20ih ccnturv sale EMBROIDERED 20th century tale TIQUE COLLARS, £o:h ccnturv salo Od Each. 20th centuiy sale 100 CHILDREN’S 20th century salo PINAFORES, 20th century salo English Samples, 20th century sale Is (id to 2s Od ; worth 20th century sale double. 20th century salo LADIES’ 20th century sale FLANNELETTE 20th century sale UNDERCLOTHING, 20th centuiy sale Travellers’ Samples, 20th century sale Half-price. 20th century sale GEM HATS, 20th century sale Trimmed Bands, 20th century sale To clear, 6d. •Oth c< nlory sale LACE REMNANTS. 20th century sale 3000 3000 3000 20th century sale yards 20th century sale RIBBONS, 20th century sale Drawn Thread, Satin, !oth century sale Silk, 20th-century sale All round One Penny 10th century sale yard. 20th century sale FEATHER BOAS, 20th cefitnry sale Is lid and 2s Gd. 20th century sale (Half wholesale price). 20th century sale LACE TIES, 20th century sale Cream and White 20th esntury sale Embroidered 20th century sale ■ • 9d and Is. 20th century sale Lovely Goods. 20th century sale PRINTS, PIQUES, 20th century sale . CAMBRICS, 20th century sale All remnants, 20th century sale Will ba sold at Half oth century sale Marked Price. •f-th century sale Example: 10 yards usual ;)tb century sale price ss, now 2i 6d. FOR CASH ONLY, at MARK WAY’S.