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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3712, 23 December 1912, Page 2

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE SPECIAL BANK H( terms of “The BatdatffgAet, 1908,” FRIDAY, the 27£j00 i ?iay of December, 1912, and THIS'S DAY, the 2nd day of January, 19Krf are hereby appointed Special Bank at the offices of the u i ide r mention Banks New' Zealand The Jfhioh uk of Australia, imite HOLMES, Inspagt nth Wale® i South OLIN f New M. iif; Austp-^lasia nspector. Zeaof New Ban N at ion alSjpanld land, Limited./ J. McLEAN, For the#fienp ; al Manager. k of NewLZealand. W.CALLENDER, General Manaiffer. NOTE. —The Banks also ' be closed throughout thjjJFDominion on the following Statutory Holidays:— WEDNESDAY, 25th December, 19HP—Christmas Day. 26th December, W 1912—Boxing Dav. WEDNESDAY, Ist January, 1913—New Year’s Day. Pi < CQ £ Pi < o K o Pd ft! C 5 ■< Pi ck c o ft . £ < o c < pipd Pd £ h"~* ft Z Pd GO O' I—l ft ft I—l p ft 5 Z EVERY WEEK-END IS WELL SPENT WITH A CAMERA. On a Holiday, or a week-end jaunt, one often wishes for a Camera. Most people don’t go in for photography because they think it is • a fallacy. Call at the Red Cross Pharmacy, and we’ll show you wliat can be done on a- very small outlay. i Cameras at all prices. ARMSTRONG’S “RED CROSS” PHARMACY, GISBORNE. / TURKEY, EH ! —BUT—’JVHE TURKEY has gone GREECE; how about a Christmas HAM,? FROM lOd PER LB.

all SEASONABLE ■ FRUITS AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES. W. M. VAUTIER, WEST END CASH GROCERY. “Where Quality Reign's.” READY TO SEh » £ ANY HOUR IN THE DAY AT - THE BURLINGTON The New Fashionable Dining Rooms, WEBB’S BUILDINGS, PEEL ST. BEING on the Second and Third Floors it is naturally cooler than places of refreshment on a level with the street. We specialise in DAINTY SUPPERS and supply private rooms for Dinner and Supper Parties. /OPEN ON SUNDAYS. MRS MeCORMICK, Proprietress. Telephone 824. BELLA YISTA, * THE POPULAR BOARDING-HOUSE, On “THE POINT,” WHATAUPOKO, HAS VACANCIES FOR A FEW BOARDERS. Large and Airy Bedrooms. Firstclass Table. Hot and Cold Water. Five minutes’ walk from the Post Office J. FREW, Proprietor. (Late of Waratah Boarding-house. )