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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 502, 15 August 1902, Page 2

CIGAR SMOKING is going out of Fashion now that OLD JUDGE Cigarettes HAVE BECOME THE RAGE. The only distinguishable difference between a choice Cigar and an “Old Judge” is the price.

W. J. cox, QBOCER AND jpROVISION M ERCHANT, Has Just Landed One Tank oi HUNTLV & FARMER'S World-renowned BISCUITS, Containing twenty-four kinds of all the Latest Novelties, inoluded in which are the following— Coronation Chooolate Fingers Dinner Chooolate Creams Aretio Wafers Ice Wafers Vanilla Wafers Century Maitre d’ Hotel Algeria The Latest Health Biscuit, THE SANDOWN, And their Celebrated CABIN BBEAD.

He would also draw special attention to his stock of High-olass CHEESE—Akaroa, Stilton, Imperial Cheese, Edam, Kamo Dessert Cheese, Gruyere and Gorgonzola. His Stock of TINNED AND DEIED FRUITS TINNED AND DRIED FRUITS Ib Unsurpassed. JUST ARRIVED, ex s.s. Matatua: 50 Boxes PRICE’S CANDLES 5 Kegs Finest CREAM OF TARTAR. TO ARRIVE, ex s.s. Waimate: 40 Oases COLMAN’S STARCH 50 Boxes PRICE’S CANDLES 7 Cases of ASSORTED GOODS, from the Celebrated Manufacturers, Crosse and Blaokwell, and include all their Latest Novelties. w, jT"cox, GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT. Gladstone Road, Gisborne. Telephone 99. P-O. Box 28

New Zealand Clothing Factory. Great Sale! Great Sale!

1000 PAIRS SAMPLE BOOTS AND SHOES. MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES JUST ARRIVED. IMMENSE BARGAINS. SELLING AT WHOLESALE COST, CALL QUICKLY AND INSPECT. N.Z. Clothing Factory.

THE BOOK ARCADE. CRAWFORD AND SON, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS; TOBACCONISTS, NEWS PARLOR GAMES (A Large Assort’ meat). Halma, Draughts, Ludo, Chess," Cribbage Boards, Steeplechase, Bicycle Race, Snakes and Ladders, ■Football, Water Polo, Can You, etCj PING-PONG ! PING-PONG ! PING-PONG ! PING-PONG .1 At 'All Prices.

PING-PONG BALLS, Bs' dozen' J id each. BOOKS by well-known authors arriving every week. NOTE PAPER - Rough, Smooth, Large and Small Post, Blassedged, Thick, Thin, and on Blocks. ENVELOPES sold in any quantity-* Oblong, Square, and Official., LEDGERS, Journals, Day, and Letter-books, at all prices. VIEWS OP GISBORNE, Large and Small. i ENLARGEMENTS made from both Negatives and Photographs. FANCY GOODS Stocked. Frames of all sorts, Pocket Knives, Toys Writing Cases, Hand Mirrors, Pipes, Tobacco, Matches, etc, CHILDREN’S PICTURE and 'REWARD BOOKS. Small Fancy Ware for Ping-Pomr Prizes sold. CRAWFORD & SON.

THOMAS ADAMS, ' BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, TOBACCONIST '& FANCY GOODS MERCHANT," PING-PONG. PING-PONG. Tfce only seta ol Genuine English Manufacture. A large assortment ol firsi-olass Vellum and Wooden Racquets. Extra Balls (Best Xylonite). SEASCAPES and Reproductions from the O'd Masters. A large assortment beautifully finished and mounted from le each. NEW NOVELS. NEW NOVELS. Audrey, by Mary Johnston (Author ol By [Order of the Company) The Hound ol the Baskervilles, by Conan [Doyle Sky Pilot, Black Rook, apd The Man from [Glengarry, by Ralph Connor With the Royal Tour E. F. Knight Dark O’ the Moon S. R. Crookett

BULLETIN Reciter and Story Book, Lawson’s and Paterson’s Poems. V.B.T.— Being the Life of Her Late Majesty Queen Vlotoria, beautifully Bound and Illustrated in one large volume. STATIONERY. Speoial Value in all kinds of Stationery, Files, Blotting Paper, Account Books, Pens, Pencils, Ink, etc., eto.

FANCY GOODS o all kinds. Tho very best selection in town. All goods -imported direot, and consequently sold at the LOWEST PBICE. Smoke the “ SWAN " Briar Pipe, The beat in the market. Obtainable only at THOB. ADAMS’. (Telephone 108* J