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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6143, 29 July 1921, Page 3

© atjixifcxjfcxjftn' r. H E. G. A. REYNOLDS |j FOR H ® H ® H GLASS TUMBLERS 6/0 Half-dozen. BREAKFAST CUPS & SAUCERS 8/9 Half-dozen. SOUP PLATES . 8/6 Half-dozen. PIE DISHES, from 8d each. GLASS DISHES, from 6d each. VASES, from 1/3 each. ’—SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR WINTER NIGHTS — , FOOT-WARMERS 4/6 EACH. , only British crockery ware stocked. OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST AND QUALITY ALWAYS THE BEST. COME AND SEE. NOTE ADDRESS H ® H ® H E. G. A. REYNOLDS, \ CORNER OF GLADSTONE ROAD AND GREY STREET. Phone 349.H - •_ “That the Grocer?” Well, *tr that’s a quick delivery! Why, * have only just given the £ 1/ order.” “Oh, mother, I forgot to tell you I changed our store and am * -* * * giving TEAT AND FRIAR FRESHEST a trial. Have heard so many # say TEAT & FRIAR always * serve the GROCERIES I * AT LOWER PRICES than we have been paying. I got a very pleasant surprise at the price they quoted me this morning. There’s a genuine save by dealing with TEAT & FRIAR PROVISION MERCHANTS GLADSTONE ROAD GISBORNE. r a v *i& TO SEE IS TO BE CONVINCED * * * —THAT—- * * DICKER’S * * * Boiling Springs * HAVE 10 EQUAL The No. 2 Heater is designed to take the place of .the usual domestic hot water service—Will supply BOILING WATER to any in SEVEN MINUTES. part of the house in DAIRY CLEANSING PLANT. The paramount need on the farm is the necessity for lous cleanliness in all utensils used in the business. scrupuFITTINGS include a jet by means of which SCALDING water is forced into the cans, and also a cold water jet, reaching all parts and ensuring thorough sterilising. FIRING COSTS VERY LITTLE; in fact, anything that will burn will ensure a copious supply of HOT WATER. BOILING HEATER. FOR TEA ROOMS, LOUNGE BARS, HOTELS, ETC. You cannot draw water from the TOP TAP until it ACTUALLY BOILS, which is essential for TEA making purposes. From the LOWER TAP hot water can be drawn off after lighting. ihe Heater is fitted with Side Urns for Milk, Coffee, Soup, etc. , uua , Banks’ PrintPoint Halswell Prison; Eketahuna High A FEW USERS OF THE HEATERS. HEATING INSTALLATIONS.:—'Ward’s Boot Factory, Wellington; Alexander’s Soft Goods Factory, Wellington; ing Works, Wellington; w.,w o n Pr,««r. ■ l School. HOT WATER & BOILING HEATERSGambIe and Creed shops, Wellington; Tiffen Tea Rooms, Wellington; Tattenden s Rooms, Masterton; Piccadilly Tea Rooms, r eliding; JNew Masonic Hotel, Masterton; Bryant and Co., Napier; Palmerston North Show Grounds. PRIVATE HOUSES:—Hon. T. Wilford, M.P.; Dr. Stout; Capt Hale Munro; Mr. Hannah; over 30 machines installed for the Wellington Education Board in teachers’ residences. <? —SOLE POVERTY BAY AGENTS—MOSS & MAHONEY * * * * PLUMBERS, &c., ' * . gisborne! CALL AND INSPECT BEFORE DECIDINC ON ANY SYSTEM. DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY. PRICES ON APPLICATION. * ’Phone 1082. ’Phone Res., 801. *** n © © rn ® © tez © ® m ® © rK ® rrs ® nn ® © nn ® ® m ® ® tf: ® © rs GLADSTONE ROAD, Gout Is & Macdonald H © ® H CUSTOMS, SHIPPENG, FORWARDING AGENTS © AND GENERAL CARRIERS. -| 12 Lowe Street 1 h ALL CLASSES OF CARTING UNDERTAKEN. | GOODS PACKED AND FORWARDED BY RAIL, y ROAD AND SEA TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD, g H ESTIMATES CIVEN FREE. Dry Firewood in Stock SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY BAG OR CORD LOTS. Newcastle Coal in Stock RING PHONE 986. PRIVATE RESIDENCE 1056 AND 238. :®®m®®m® / ®ißi®@iEi © uls © lls ® ® ® ® lilt Lie MUSIC CO. LTD WILL CARRY ON BUSINESS AS USUAL IN TEMPORARY- PREMISES. —IN—GOOD’S buildings (UPSTAIRS) PENDING COMPLETION OF NEW PREMISES ON OLD SITE. COLUMBIA CRAMAPHONES & RECORDS. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS & RECORDS. JOHN SPENCER, SQUIRE & SON. MOORE LIGHTING ACCESSORIES STOCKED. Marshall & Sons’ Pianofortes and Player Pianos -PHONE 279 BOX 200