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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4472, 13 February 1917, Page 1

j SPECIAL ADVERT SSEMENTS. I EXTRAORDINARY | CLEARING SALE ! -£2OOO WORTH- , OF ! NEW, CLEAN STOCK. Everything in Gent.’.s Wear to be Cleared Absolutely • j WITHOUT RESERVE. SALE COMMENCING I . . { EDXESDAY, JANUARY gj i | —NOTE ADDRESS— Iw. H. CAMPBELL, GENT.’S OUTFITTER, I —For— GISBORNE’S LOWEST PRICES—ALWAYS. SPECIAL WANVEDS. 'C'OR this trying summer heat there is nothing like Martin’s Lemon Squash, either with water* or lemonade. Obtainable at all leading shops. Telephone 6. STRONG, Hard-wearing, Working Shirts, to clear at 3.« 6d and 3s lid.—Only at Campbell’s Sale. jY/TRS. and Misses Ryder, Radies’ iYL Xailoirs and Dressmakers, -77 Esplanade. ’Phone 313p_OOD White and Gold Cups and Saucers, 4s 6d per £ dozen; White Granite Plates, 2s 6d; Tumblers, 2s 6d—From “The People’s Emporium.’’ STOCK ALE HP AT\ E the children to seaside and be sure to take a good supply of Martin’s Refreshing Drinks. Tile kiddies like them. Ask mother to ring ’phone 6. i\/T AGNIFICENT Display of Unbreakable Dolls at “The People’s Emporium,” from 9d each. pHRISTOPHER JOHNSON’S Famous Cutlery Factory, now making munitions. No more Cutlery for a long time. “The People’s Emporium” s*till heavily stocked. Buy now. QHAVING Soap 6d, Brushes 6d, & Mugs Is, Razors Is 3d, Strops 2s 9d, at “The People’-s Emporium. \XT ANTED Known—Rimu Dining * ’ Suites, from £ll 10s to £l4 15s, the best value in the Dominion —At Loach Bros.’ Sale. p OOD Alarm Clocks from “The People’s Emporium,” from 6s 6d. Every Clock reliable.

FULLY EVERYTHING a Man Needs—Buy at W. H. Campbell’s Genuine Clearing Sale. Save 4s to 6s in £l- - Trousers, Shirts, Socks, ' v Hats, etc. —Get one at Campbell’s at closing-down prices. XT'OR Special Quality and Cheapest T Seed and Table Potatoes and all Produce, Henry Currie, 14 Lowe St. (Late Booth, McDonald and Company’s), three rloors from Adair Brothers. TUS'J 1 received another shipment of Dixon’s Spoons and Forks and Christopher Johnston’s Table Cutlery, at lowest prices.—“ The People’s Emporium.” MATURED pOME and shake hands with a real live Father Xmas at “The People’s Emporium.” CONOPHONES can Ue played by anyone who can talk. You require only one minute’s tuition. Price l s 6d and 2s 6d, postage extra.—Farr and Hall, Gisborne. ’Phone 85c. All the latest Music- in stock. A TONEY TO LEND, Privately—£s M to 50—upon Household Furniture (without removal), repayable in easy instalments. Call or write, enclosing stamp for repiy.—L. W. Balkind, National Bank Chambers (upstairs). Tel. 753. QUICKENS thrive ls per hag. on “Chicko.” AXTHAT a glorious time the kiddies will have at “The People’s Emporium. See Father Xmas. AND - jYYOi'iEY TO LEND, £Z to £SO, upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. Repayable easy weekly instalments. Enclose stamp for reply.—L. W. Balkind, National Bi nk Chambers (upstairs). Te\._7sS l PHICKO Bmlds up Strong, Heaithy Chickens. Is per bag. p IVE them ‘‘CJucko” and watch them grow. Is per bag. pUAEDIAN ASSURANCE COY., OT j' re , Glass, Workers, Compensation. and Mortgages Indemnity Insurance undertaken at lowest current rates. T. G. Lawless, Chief Agent, Gisborne. Office ’Phone 193. Private 'Phone 326. ' INVIGORATING HOW to Rear Chickens. Use 4 ‘Chick ” Is per bag. ; TA/" ANTED Known—Superior _ Ac- '' commodation may i>e obtained at Kellingwortb Boarding-house, Kaiti- Taxi car for hire on premises and meets all steamers. Telephone 303. WHAT HO! 7HO SAID CROCKERY PRICES <■ WERE UP? \miTE and Gold Bread and Butter ’ Plates, 2s 6d half doz.: White id Gold Cups and Saucers. 3s 9d half iz.: Best English W. &G. Cups and tucers. 5s 9d half do.t.: Vegetable ishes, 3s 9d each ; Jugn, 3s 9d set of ; Teapots, from ls eacli; Glass Butr Plates, from 2d each* Glass Jam ishes, 3 for ls; Glass Covered Sugar from 6d each; Fn.it Dishes, om ls 6d each ; Glass Salads,, from Is 1 each: Cutlerv. at bedrock prices. Also. Second-hand Furniture, Linos, attresses. etc.; also, Dover Stove, 2 58. InsDCction Invited. “THE ARK.” ’Phone 514. D. W. COLEMAN. Near Machell and Russall ,& >