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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3584, 9 March 1914, Page 5

Are von making the most o’ your opportunities. You have to work for your money, no ono else. This is so, is it not ? Why then should you give others the benefit of your toil ? Why not spend it -where it will purchase most? For instance The Peoples Emporium will sell you Christopher Johnson's famous cutlery or Lockwood’s if Turn prefer it with a solid Xylonite Handle for .6s 3d per halfdozen for Desserts, and 7s 6d for Tables; Dixon’s Solid Nickel Spoons from 2s 6d for half-dozen; Forks from 4s 6d; Universal'Mincers for os 3d: Cups and Saucers, Plates, Jugs. Toilet Sets, Bruehwaro, Fancy Goods, in fact evervthincr in Household Ironmongery, Glass or “Enamelware equally cheap Now don’t you thin'k you are foolish to buy in a dearer market. We are fcere for your benefit, as well as our 'own, and if you do not choose to take advantage of the good things wo offer you, yet it is not our fault.*