Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Gisborne Times, Volume L, Issue 5137, 1 April 1919, Page 2

:-> '-4 ■'• % ,'. & % The ‘H.B.’ Cockham An “H. 8.” Boot which proves its worth in these days of higher prices and varying quality. We strong ly advise you to pay a good price and get the satisfac tion that only good boots can give. Aten’s Brown Cookham Boots, 40s to 46s 6d. Men’s Box Calf Cookham Boots, 35s to 46s 6d. Men’s Moor Calf Cookham Boots, 58s 6d. in Hew Zealand <£> CtOTHIHG FACTORY Clothing ! Factory THE SAMSON WINDMILL m m igp We will give the farmer oompiet* satisfaction. WT3 QUABAJTTZE IT. Every essential, including strength of every part, which is absolutely necessary to prevent Injury to pump during high winds and also to prevent injury to the mill Itself or to the tower,, is found to be better in THE SAHSOK than in any other mill made. Come and Inspect this famous mill with its double gearingi adjustable bearings and patent governor. r USED BY THE NEW. GOVERNMENTJL t f ZEALA REAB** QUAY GISBORNE: > And at Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin and Christohurcß. The long, resilient springs and deep cushions entirety absorb road shock and jar, making travelling one of pleasure and real comfort.' The DODGE BROS.’ CAR is of proven reliability. Dodge methods of manufacturing cut down purchase price and lighten the cost of upkeep. This handsome Five-seater Passenger Car 1b sold com* plete in all details. Call! Inspect this fine Car, or write for full details. Q r* MOTOR AGENTS, GREY STREET GISBORNE. m*. H are JOHN B, LEYDON HAS A MESSAGE FOR YOU! The message is sent to everyone in and around Gisborne who owns a horse-drawn vehicle. In Plain words—when your TRAP OR BUGGY needs REPAIRING bring it to “J. 8.” He promises good, honest workmanship, _ moderate charges, and satisfaction. CARRIAGE REPAIRS AND PAINTING Carried out on the shortest notice by Skilled Workers. Work undertaken on any scale. This is the Factory for a fair and square deal. BRIGHT STREET - « GISBORNE. Telephone No. 196. IJ ■gr 4==vs KL f;CT9d J *Y i Til I S*! : i MB & r i In M fet®f|§§£ j3gg!Bß3 -‘When can you Deliver?” the customer’s first question, usually l v -r do you answer? . . . , Your goods may be superior, your assistants ca eons your store attractive, but after all* unless deliveries are prompt find dependable, your custo will bo disappointed. Do you realise how many pie judgo a store by its deliveries. Is vour deliverv system on a. par with the ref your business? Uoes it draw new trade or lose tomers for you? Are your horses as suitable you as they were at one timet' it not, why do persist in being a little behind the times, when FORD One-Ton Truck would be more in line with your other bi standards ? Perhaps deliveries .cost you too The Ford Truck uses less fuel handling load than some tr.ueks. use . unrdnor empty. 71 nWiey saver, so why not this de— ’ .of business at once?;- 1 / BtGNELL AIM •’ > GARAG.'jib * - - ‘ MCENSffI) FORD “41». T H TYRE; RE - - GISI LER. P.O. Bo: * w * s . <* )f m :