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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3995, 28 July 1913, Page 1

WlAt atVHTIBIBIHf, SUIT VALUES. jQID ycjir Suit cost £o? And after you have worn it for a year what is it worth now ? SIT DOWN AND RECKON IT UP. You think it wants replacing; it’s dirty, perhaps faded. Are yon going to spend another £5 when for 7s 6d tho old suit can be made to give you another year’s wear. GET IT CLEANED At QLIFFORD rpATTEHSFIELD’S, 38 CUSTOMHOUSE. STREET. Get a Move on and Save Money. HOT LUNCHEONS, TEAS, & SUPPERS. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS AT . ALL HOURS. CAKES AND PASTRY MADE ON THE PREMISES DAILY. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, SOFT DRINKS, ETC., ETC. THE EXCELSIOR TEA ROOMS. OPPOSITE F. HALL AND SONS, GLADSTONE ROAD. Mrs T. MEDWIN, Proprietress, Gisborne. gINDLY J^OTE. TATE would ask the public to kindly * * make a note that, as we have bought the Stabling Business of J. R. REDSTONE AND SONS, Lowe Street and Read’s Quay, any enquiries for Brakes, Landaus, Ambulance Buggies, Gigs and Hacks, etc., a'so re Clipping Horses and Corn Crushing—should be made direct to us, and thus avoid confusion and delay. TELEPHONE NO. 871. (Night 627).

FRANCIS AND ROUGHER, Criterion Stables. STOP THAT COUGH DY taking our celebrated Creosol- -*-* lassa Tablets; Canadian Cough Drops extra strong; Eucalyptus Tablets ; Irish Moss Jubes, etc. Cheapest and best for Coughs, Colds, etc. l£ per tin. J. JOWERS, The Sweeteries (Regd-L near Grey St. HOT PIES! GERMAN SAUSAGE SAVELOYS HAM BRAWN, and PIES FRESH DAILY. POULTRY DRESSED ON SHORTEST NOTICE. J. L. L AMB * Proprietor. POVERTY BAY LANDS FOR SALE. oonn ACRES, three parts improve(jj. Walk in walk out. Terms half cash. Cheap property. 1/100 ACRES, 1000 in grass, good buildings. Good prospect, increased value. 1700 ACRES, all improved. 600 -L lvU Rich Alluvial Flats. Very easy terms. '

—ALSO— A BUSINESS, Profits £I3OO per year. Capital required £BSO- - HOUSES, 5 minutes from P.O. ° From £SOO to £550. Only £SO Cash. lAN S. SIMSON, LAND AGENT. HOT PIES, TEA AND CAKES, JWERY gATURDAY, UP TILL 9 P.M TILL AT THE BURLINGTON TEA ROOMS