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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2120, 20 February 1908, Page 3

MaVo Money ny Visiting ouv Sale. Cents’ straw Hats, n .ml g fid to 4s Cd, now Is each.—C. Kos ind Co Thin pale, bloodless women need Stearns’ Wine to make now blood and restore strength. Does as much. good rod liver oil and iron and tastes ike the finest, ohl port.—Advt.

the strongest drink. WATER is the : strongest drink. It drives mills; it 1? the drink of lions and horses;, and never drank anything else. Let young men be teetotallers it oulj ioi economy’s sake. 1,,,n 11, ? «! r s&|°Js T o"rai! nqßl'll) WOT INTO THE knladiVci-trough. earlier WOULD RE BETTER I'ED AND » taught. H ,vl»t .. snent in waste were only sax cd aga inst a rainy day, poor-l.ouses would never he built. The man who spends his moiiey with the publican, and thinks the landlord s bow and How do vo do, my good fellow . mean ‘ c t is a Perfect simpleton. WF 1 DON’T LIGHT FIRES FOR THE HERRING’S COWORT BUT TO ROAST HIM. Men do not keep pot-bouscs Tor laborers’- good • it they do, tbev certainly miss then .uniWby then, should people drink roi tb,>' .rood of the bouse. ft* * SPEND MONEY FOR THE GOOD OE THE HOUSE, LET IT RE MY OWN HOUSE AND NOT XHK LANDLORD’S. It is a bad well into which you must put water ; and the beer-house is a bad friend, because it takes your all and leaves you nothing but headaches. He who calls those his friends who let, him sit and drink by the hour together, is ignorant—y'ery i.morant. Why, red lions, and tigers, and eagles, and vultures are ", creatures of prey; and why do so my put themselves within the wer 111 Uiuinemra v*“** , *i ,P", V ~vei their jaws apd talons? Such drink and live riotously, and xyonr why their fares are so blotchy• id their pockets so . hare, would ive off wondering if they had two ains of wisdom. They might as ■ll ask an elm tree for pears as >k to loose habits for health and >.,dth. THOSE WHO GO TO THE TH LIC-l IOITSE FOR HAPPINESS. 7LMR A TREE TO FIND FISH.— H. Spurgeon. Advt. C.P.

F. $. Malcolm & Co. (Late Central Auction Rooms, Christchurch), AUCTIONEERS <s; VALUERS, LAND and ESTATE AGENTS, etc. AUTHORISED FOR PRORATE. COMMODIOUS an/I CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, LOWE S TP EET GISBORNE. OUTDOOR SALES Personally and Economically Conducted by our Mr. Malcolm, assisted by competent Staff. SALES AT MART REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY of POULTRY, PRODUCE, FURNITURE, and MERCHANDISE, Etc. FURNITURE and EFFECTS BOUGHT OUTRIGH'f Clients not wishing to take the trouble and risk of Auotion Sale. Buyers of Property Liberally Financed. Prompt Account Sales. Telephone, No. 12. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Ring up F. S. MALCOLM and CO.. THE MART. Lo»ye Street, and they yfill eitve you Mi the trouble.