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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3998, 31 July 1913, Page 2

*v/ 'yj mt iK* Tfie Song Says: “ You cannot tell the Strawbqrjr 'ey Ihs label on the tin 1 " ML,,., y Is'[l ff? ‘tie mm l!Fi gSK?< @ yVla /’v»-’ -- "-* >.V. '.>-'" ,J . 't*; ~e sa ea e a i paC#/'“ i!.£' SK SB DUL ma name ol el; 4? 31 -ax'SK CFTVS* £7T7?T3 taps liatca f^3 On. your Tea Faefcet is an absolute guarantee that the contents are the beat Teas |<j the world produces at tne ditlercnt cu prices. Direct from the plantation ®« to the public, ,J Nelson, Tvloate s Teas; contain all the qualities claimed Ef by imitators, and are superior in pe & |SS,'{ OUR 3 1 every respect ft* to ct»m?K'u> t wubcttf food Tt*. Waa-.~ .* 1 TEA IS PAS EXCELLENCE. *'JT Doy utascaa sbs iflßi tie aas&isiWEj wsiffstiJßWl^lc

c? /Mil /7/s &LL>S ’■m&M „'A . . -if i raJy a SET® a n d m £ 1 054 in OYOPY ' S9HBamBBEra^SaS&£2UBB3BSaia aEsnamagHtMag XKMiSUIyCSS Stocked by A. W. J. MANN, CHEMIGT. GISBORNE. CAN YOUR EYES STAND A LONG EVENING’S READING? These long winter nights yoia want to sat by the fire and read. Can you do so comfortably,' Or do your eyes feel tired after a few minutes ? If they do, you* should see HAROLD A. ARMSTRONG, who will test your eyes free of charge. Eye troubles should not be neglected, especially as the / wearing of glasses so often arrests what might otherwise develop into a serious derangement of the eyes. . Never mind “Next Week”—come to-morrow! ARMSTRONG’S RED CROSS PHARMACY, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.

THE PLACE T 0 DINEJIT Konger begins to assert itself while you are down Town drop ia at W COTTON'S, The Largest, Best-appointed and most Oosily-Pnrnished Dining Rooms in Gisborne. Unlimited Seating Accommodation. Qu,jk, Quiet and Efficient Service. Up in the Sunsliine the Daintiest Food, served neatly and at modest prio&a. Powerful Electric Fans keep a cooling breeze constantly circulating. To dine at Wootton’i is to dine in peace and comfort. S. WOOTTON UISBORNE’S PREMIER OATEREM, HALLENSTEIN’S BUILDINGS. t 408.